Reposts: The Immortality of Stem Cells (Want REAL longevity?)

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The Immortality of Stem Cells--- or-- " Staying in touch with your body's 50

Trillion cells " --- I have to confess that I have not yet researched Magdeline's

breathing formula-- but shall--could be worth it.

Aging (and susceptibility to cancer) can be traced to your DNA introns not

duplicating perfectly after a couple hundred Xerox copies are made. The

" Population Control Guys " perhaps endeavor to restrict some of this

data/research.

Thank you!

" Shag "

 

--- Merrilee <regenerationnow wrote:

 

http://www.originalwave.com/

Did you know it is possible to stimulate your own body's stem cell activity?

Stem cells are considered immortal cells by science because they are master

cells that are directly related to the purity of the DNA code. For years I have

been teaching workshops on how to vibrationally activate the body's regeneration

system

 

(http://OriginalWave.com) It is a skill anyone can learn that has endless

possibilities. Raising vibratory frequency in the body's electromagnetic system

is the most crucial factor in reversing dis-ease and aging. The 'Original Wave'

functions according to the principle that the body has a self-correcting

capacity which follows the original DNA pattern. The memory of our perfection is

there in the DNA - and this memory can be restored by using a specific breathing

technique along with learning how to activate the original DNA code.

 

(One of the biggest ancient mysteries - that of the 'original sin' has been

written about by several archeologists, scholars and historians that I have

researched in my report - 'Original Sex Book'. It is a slice of human history

that is just being revealed but that holds the key to many of man's plights.)

Magdeline...

 

 

 

 

scottybills1950 <scottybills1950 wrote:

Avian2005 ,

" scottybills1950 " <scottybills1950

The Immortality of Stem Cells

 

 

Wired 12.02: John Sperling Wants You to Live Forever

www.wired.com/wired/archive/12.02/immortal.html

Science in Medicine Would you like to live forever? If not, how

would 150 years do you? ... By the way, the term 'stem cell' doesn't mean cells

from the plant's stem. ...

www.channel4.com/science/microsites/ S/science/medicine/liveforever.html - 33k -

 

Live forever: stem cell science drives ethical controversy ... In

March 2005 the UN passed a controversial declaration urging the governments of

member states to ban all human cloning.

www.pharmaceutical-business-review.com/

article_feature.asp?guid=C75FB80A-75D3-4948-8854-2B50AB8742BF - 28k - Cached -

Similar pages

[PDF] LIVE FOREVER

File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML

stem cells, drugs and some tricky rejiggering of basic biology. (Details were

unavailable for decades after press ... LIVE. FOREVER. (ALMOST). HOW YOU'LL ...

media.popularmechanics.com/ documents/PMX0506LiveGate_p67-8.pdf - Similar pages

 

 

 

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http://www.annalsnyas.org/cgi/content/abstract/1100/1/75

 

Aging, Longevity, and Evolution

Molecular Chaperones and the Epigenetics of Longevity and Cancer Resistance

 

The inherent immortality of embryonic stem cells demonstrates that replicative

senescence as possibly the aging of species are epigenetic phenomena. The

cellular level of expression of the housekeeping molecular chaperones correlates

with longevity and cancer resistance of species. The chaperones are cancer

antagonists by acting as genetic buffers, stabilizing the normal phenotype.

Probably the progressive age-related silencing of the housekeeping genes

contributes to the phenotype of aging, with the associated increase in cancer

incidence. The present review concerns epigenetic chemical, immunological, and

hormonal mechanisms, activating chaperone- and immune-response genes, which have

proved effective in increasing longevity and cancer resistance. The relation of

steroid hormone levels to species longevity, the anticarcinogenic activity of

pregnancy hormones, and the influence of hormones on the longevity of social

insects, illustrates the importance of hormonal

mechanisms for the activation of longevity genes.

 

 

NOVA Online | Cracking the Code of Life | Glossary In humans, exons are

often separated by long regions of DNA called introns, or " junk DNA, " that have

no apparent function. ...

www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/genome/glossary.html

 

InteliHealth: Introns are the spacer regions of DNA that separate the

information-coding parts of a gene. ... Now it seems they play unexpected roles

in gene control. ...

www.intelihealth.com/IH/ihtIH/WSIHW000/333/8009/344867.html

 

 

 

 

see also.. re:introns/dna/stem/longevity/evolution

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en & q=dna+introns+ & btnG=Search

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en & q=dna+introns+stem & btnG=Search

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en & q=dna+introns+evolution & btnG=Search

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en & q=susceptibility+to+cancer+introns & btnG=Searc\

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