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Topic started on 21-6-2011 @ 04:23 PM by Lono1

Molecule That "Turns On Immortality Gene"!


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A pioneering study published in the Rejuvenation Research Journal today shows that a natural Telomerase Activator... reduces the percentage of short telomeres in immune cells and restores and remodels the aging human immune system to be more like that of a younger individual.

When expressed (turned on), the gene (hTERT) located on Chromosome number 5p15.33 activates the enzyme telomerase. Human cells can keep living and dividing indefinitely when telomerase is continually present; i.e. the cells become immortal.
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reply posted on 21-6-2011 @ 04:52 PM by Aliensun
reply to post by Lono1



But won't the bad genes keep working as usual and providing the organism with the same problems that exist today due to bad genes?


reply posted on 21-6-2011 @ 04:52 PM by TheOneElectric
reply to post by Farnhold



Ah yes, but that somber existence...being forced to see it all happen. Experiencing many lifetimes in just one, escaping the reincarnation cycle and tripling, quadrupling, quintupling your karmic experience...it all sounds so, fitting. There is something about watching humanity rise from infancy to god hood that piques my attention. There is something about the bitter sweet solitude of millions of years that sings to my very soul. There is, somewhere within, a being destined to outlast it all waiting and watching.

Immortality, a curse for some, yes. A curse for all, no.



reply posted on 21-6-2011 @ 04:58 PM by monkcaw
I like this (from TA Sciences FAQ section):



If TA-65 is a molecule coming from the Astragalus plant and Astragalus extracts are available in any vitamin shop, why not just buy those inexpensive commercial products?

To answer this question, we purchased four commonly available Astragalus extract products and had them tested to verify how much, if any, TA-65 is present. In all four cases, the testing lab could not detect any TA-65. Their assay is accurate to one part per million. This is not surprising because not only is the TA-65 molecule rare, but extraction processes used by Chinese processing companies normally destroy it. T.A. Sciences uses a proprietary production process that took years of research and over a million dollars to develop.


If TA-65 is a proprietary molecule, created in a lab so it could be patented, then why would you expect to find any of it in the Astragalus root? Also, Telomerase is an enzyme and like most other nutrients, will probably be destroyed whenever you cook, dry, age or process it. My advice: eat the root of the organically grown Astragalus (Membranaceus) plant raw.
edit on 21-6-2011 by monkcaw because: included plant genus



reply posted on 21-6-2011 @ 05:06 PM by miniatus
Originally posted by monkcaw
I like this (from
TA Sciences FAQ section):



If TA-65 is a molecule coming from the Astragalus plant and Astragalus extracts are available in any vitamin shop, why not just buy those inexpensive commercial products?

To answer this question, we purchased four commonly available Astragalus extract products and had them tested to verify how much, if any, TA-65 is present. In all four cases, the testing lab could not detect any TA-65. Their assay is accurate to one part per million. This is not surprising because not only is the TA-65 molecule rare, but extraction processes used by Chinese processing companies normally destroy it. T.A. Sciences uses a proprietary production process that took years of research and over a million dollars to develop.


If TA-65 is a proprietary molecule, created in a lab so it could be patented, then why would you expect to find any of it in the Astragalus root? Also, Telomerase is an enzyme and like most other nutrients, will probably be destroyed whenever you cook, dry, age or process it. My advice: eat the root of the organically grown Astragalus plant raw.


It's their process that could be patented, they aren't creating the molecule .. they are just extracting it without destroying it ..

But I also don't know if I believe them... you can buy the suppliment, there's tons of brands out there.. you never know what you're going to get but I'm willing to bet the molecule does exist in at least some of these supplements.
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