Harold Katcher’s E5/Elixir (Young Plasma) Rat Trial Results
Survival curve shows increase in average lifespan, and now Sima has become the longest-lived Sprague Dawley rat
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So you've looked after your health, augmented your body as much as transhumanly possible and living forever. But who wants to live forever in the body of a centenarian? Rejuvenation technologies will be the natural bonus of life extension technologies, i.e. they will slow aging down so much eventually they will start to reverse it.
This section has information regarding how bodies will be repaired (e.g. replacement organs) and physiological age reduced.
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Talks about Sima - the longest lived Sprague Dawley rat ever - and his E5 plasma-based therapeutic
25-Feb-2023
The club's Longevity Cafe Meetup group will be discussing the latest research by Rejuvenate Bio (FREE)
Developing rejuvenation gene therapies based on partial reprogramming by Yamanaka factors
14-Oct-2022 to 15-Oct-2022
The leading networking event for rejuvenation startups, longevity investors and translational researchers by Forever Healthy Foundation
20-Nov-2021
Vince Giuliano and Steve Buss discuss the body's rejuvenation processes, at this London Futurists online event
Survival curve shows increase in average lifespan, and now Sima has become the longest-lived Sprague Dawley rat
Live Forever Club - 07-Mar-2023
Multilayered architecture resulted in physiological and behavioural improvements. Could it help regenerate the ageing brain in future?
Read more...Live Forever Club - 03-Feb-2023
Shown to work at a cellular level in humans, too, so a therapeutic could be developed soon
Read more...Live Forever Club - 17-Jan-2023
Most genes regulating cellular rejuvenation were not related to the increased occurrence of cancer
Read more...Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 25-Aug-2022
TPE causes systematic rejuvenation in human body by influencing multiple factors
Read more...University of Houston - 16-Jun-2022
Stemin and YAP5SA notably restores normal cardiac pumping in mice
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