Hang on, so obviously this is a long article and I'm not a very patient person, so tell me if I got this right or wrong, but does this only work if you're 40 or older? So I can't stay in my 20s forever with this? Also why no mention of the immortal jellyfish? Instead of slowing/stopping aging, it can actually reverse it aging process, so if you could give that to humans, you could actually experience being an adolescent again.
Originally posted by Megatom
Hang on, so obviously this is a long article and I'm not a very patient person, so tell me if I got this right or wrong, but does this only work if you're 40 or older? So I can't stay in my 20s forever with this? Also why no mention of the immortal jellyfish? Instead of slowing/stopping aging, it can actually reverse it aging process, so if you could give that to humans, you could actually experience being an adolescent again.
Study was from a California Professor 😉
What this professor is saying is not really scienfic.
He seems to ignore real-life facts, like that some tribes in Africa and the Amazonia had/still have more or less the hunter-gatherer lifestyle, for hundreds or even thousands years. Non of them ever reaching his "immortality plateau".
He says "don’t eat anything from the udder of a cow", ignoring another couple of real-life facts: a lot of people has evolved lactose tolerance from like 10.000 years ago, and then you have the Zulus...
So, there's nothing really new here:
Sedentary lifestyle:
1- More risk of diying younger
2- Crappy quality of life at older age.
3- Not any "immortality plateau" whatsoever.
Non sedentary lifestyle:
1- Better quality of life at older age.
3- Not any "immortality plateau" whatsoever.
Originally posted by Squirtle
What this professor is saying is not really scienfic.He seems to ignore real-life facts, like that some tribes in Africa and the Amazonia had/still have more or less the hunter-gatherer lifestyle, for hundreds or even thousands years. Non of them ever reaching his "immortality plateau".
He says "don’t eat anything from the udder of a cow", ignoring another couple of real-life facts: a lot of people has evolved lactose tolerance from like 10.000 years ago, and then you have the Zulus...
So, there's nothing really new here:
Sedentary lifestyle:
1- More risk of diying younger
2- Crappy quality of life at older age.
3- Not any "immortality plateau" whatsoever.Non sedentary lifestyle:
1- Better quality of life at older age.
3- Not any "immortality plateau" whatsoever.
In other words...,common sense.