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The implications of the Geron press release are that telomerase controls the cellular aging clock that triggers either a regeneration into sustained youth or a breakdown into accelerated aging with the loss of telomere lenght. Age reversal may be simply adding back telomerase into the body.
RNA Regenerator aka Reneuve- now apparently has telomerase in the formula in addition to glandular extracts that are precusors to the production of telomerase.
MENLO PARK, Calif.–(BW HealthWire)–Nov. 13, 2000–Geron Corp. (Nasdaq:GERN - news) announced the publication of research demonstrating that the telomerase gene restores the ability of aging human skin cells to form normal skin structures in a mouse model of tissue formation. Published in the journal Experimental Cell Research, the work was conducted by scientists at Geron Corporation and Stanford University.
Age-related changes in skin cells play a role in conditions such as chronic ulcers and photoaging. Skin is composed of two principal cell types: keratinocytes, which form the upper epidermal layer, and fibroblasts, which form the underlying dermal structures. These layers are connected by a tight junctional membrane. The research team discovered that fibroblasts aged in the laboratory lost the ability to form a robust junction with young human keratinocytes when the two cells were put into an animal model of tissue formation. This condition is observed in the elderly and is manifested by increased skin frailty and subepidermal blistering.
In the study, introduction of telomerase to aging fibroblasts dramatically increased their division capacity and restored their ability to reconstitute normal human skin structures in the model system. A genomics microarray analysis also showed that telomerase restored a normal pattern of expressed genes to old fibroblasts. Telomerase, therefore, not only confers replicative immortality to skin fibroblasts, but also prevents or reverses the loss of biological function associated with aging cells.
“This is the first demonstration of a beneficial effect of telomerase activation in human cells in an in vivo animal model,” stated Calvin Harley, Ph.D., Geron’s chief scientific officer. “The research brings the company one step closer to a telomerase gene therapy for the treatment of chronic degenerative diseases in the elderly, including debilitating skin ulcers.”
The two critical genes for human telomerase activity were cloned and characterized by Geron scientists (Science 269, 1236-1241, 1995 and Science 277, 955-959, 1997). Telomerase is an enzyme that maintains telomere length in immortal cells and confers replicative immortality without malignant transformation. Generally, normal human body cells lack telomerase and lose a small amount of telomeric DNA at each cell division, until a threshold length is reached which triggers senescence and loss of function. Critical telomere loss in certain cells at sites of chronic stress in humans contributes in a fundamental way to diseases of the elderly.
“Demonstrating that telomerase restores a youthful function to aging human cells in an animal model supports our belief that this technology can be developed for regenerative medicine,” noted Thomas Okarma, Ph.D., M.D., Geron’s chief executive officer…
Hyaluronic Acid is one of the main components of Youthful skin, along with Organic Silica; it becomes vastly depleted with Age. This video shows how one Japanese village has numerous people living well into their 90’s without significant wrinkles. Although, I would not call them young, they do have youthful attributes despite the fact that many of them smoke.
What is interesting here is that the mechanism of Ageing is more like a program triggering the catabolism of the body rather than a general deterioration. It turns out that the protein Sirt6 regulates telomerase production which determines the lenght of the telomeres. The protein also inhibits the production of another protein called NF Beta Kappa B which actively breaks body tissue down. SIRT6 is a cousin of SIRT1 which is also known to have anti-aging effects. SIRT1 is found naturally in Resveratrol in Grapes and Knot weed.
By Richard Alleyne
Researchers have found two connected chemical triggers that regulate the lifespan of cells and believe that, by influencing them, they can increase longevity and reduce the signs of ageing.
The study by Stanford University in California builds on the growing belief that age-related degeneration of tissues, organs and even facial skin, is an active, deliberate process by the body rather than a gradual failure of tired cells.
The team has found two proteins that seem to directly affect ageing. One - known as SIRT6 - which protects against cell ageing and another - known as NF Kappa B - which promotes it.
What is even more exciting is that the study has discovered for the first time that the two substances influence each other - and that manipulating their relative availability in the body could add years to the average life and reduce wrinkles…..
The scientists concluded that SIRT6 and NF Kappa B may work together to help cells age appropriately as the former “puts the brakes” on the latter. “It seems that an important job of SIRT6 is to restrain NF Kappa B and limit the expression of genes associated with ageing,” said Dr Chang.
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Again we have evidence that the telomeres determine the age of the body. If systemically, we can reverse telomere shortening, then we have a real visible age reversal effect.
By Richard Alleyne, Science Correspondent
Researchers have found that drinking damages part of the cells that are linked to premature ageing and cancer. They discovered that it causes stress and inflammation to telomeres – the ends of DNA strands that stop them unravelling much like the ends of shoelaces. As people age, telomere length shortens progressively and eventually they are so damaged the cell dies.
The study found alcohol accelerates this process. Since telomere shortening is thought to also increase cancer risk, the researchers speculated that those with shorter telomeres due to heavy alcohol consumption would have an increased risk of cancer.
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RNA Regenerator- increases production of telomerase to reverse telomere deterioration.
ScienceDaily (Sep. 28, 2009) — Never mind facial masks and exfoliating scrubs, skin takes care of itself. Stem cells located within the skin actively generate differentiating cells that can ultimately form either the body surface or the hairs that emanate from it. In addition, these stem cells are able to replenish themselves, continually rejuvenating skin and hair. Now, researchers at Rockefeller University have identified two proteins that enable these skin stem cells to undertake this continuous process of self-renewal.
RNA Regenerator- Activates an increase in telomerase.
The work, published in Nature Genetics, brings new details to the understanding of how stem cells maintain — and lose — their status as stem cells and are able to specialize into various types of cells. It also further dissects a ubiquitous Rube Goldberg-like pathway whose molecular gears and levers play an important role in activating stem cells to divide and transform into tissue-making cells.
Lead researcher Elaine Fuchs, head of the Laboratory of Mammalian Cell Biology and Development, and first author Hoang Nguyen, a former postdoc in the lab, worked with mice engineered to lack the proteins TCF3 and TCF4, which reside in the nucleus of skin stem cells, where they bind to DNA to turn genes off that would otherwise cause the stem cells to differentiate. They found that without TCF3 and TCF4, all of the layers of the mice’s skin still develop properly, but they cannot be maintained.
Silver generates pluripotent stem cells.
“The epidermal stem cells — one of the types of stem cells in the skin — lose their capacity to self-renew and replace skin cells that have died,” says Nguyen, who is now an assistant
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. Now this article is a bit vague on the method they used to reprogram, adult skin cells and turn them into embryonic stem cells, but the idea implies that any cell can be re-programmed to return to an unprogrammed state. Basically, you are age regressing a cell to return to a high energy state of youth.
UK and Canadian researchers have made an important step towards creating stem cells without having to use embryos.
Astragalus- can activate the growth of stem cells
In a report published this week in Nature magazine, scientists from the Medical Research Council Centre for Regenerative Medicine at the University of Edinburgh and the Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto, outline how skin cells can be programmed into create stem cells, without the ethical quandary of using embryos.
“This new method of generating stem cells does not require embryos as starting points and could be used to generate cells from many adult tissues, such as a patient’s own skin cells,” said principal author Andras Nagy, senior investigator at Mount Sinai’s Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute quoted by the Canadian Press.
Though the technology of creating skin cells into stem cells has been accomplished previously, the act of reprogramming the four genes needed for stem cells required viruses, which posed the risk of cancerous damage to the cells.
“These four genes are very potent, very powerful factors, which also if they get loose, they could create problems,” he said. “For example, they are cancerous.”
Study leader Dr Keisuke Kaji, from the Medical Research Council Centre for Regenerative Medicine at the University of Edinburgh, described to the BBC the importance of the breakthrough though admitted it was early days and more needed to be done.
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When I am sick or have a headache, I feel old and look older. I have seen this time and time again, that there is a drastic and immediate aging effect as a function of acute illness. The mechanism to make the body break down is inflammation. But, what about chronic inflammation, I also notice that when I eat alot of meat , pasta or wheat products that the same effect of aging is taking place. The inflammation is the cause. When I flip back into raw fruits and vegetables diets, I begin to look younger significantly younger. But, what about low-grade chronic inflammation? Our immune system is constantly fighting off latent diseases that are still embedded in our genetics. The effects are chronic sub-clinical inflammation that accelerates or is the main cause of aging.
Simply taking anti-inflammatories are not the answer, since the diseases are still embedded on the genetic code. The play is still going on, even though we are not aware of it. Then use of high energy technologies such as bio-resonance, tachyon and Orgone help assist in the removal of the negative imprints on the genetic code. It is these songs that need to be deleted from the genetic record. Bio-resonance removes negative memory patterns gradually. The loss of negativity triggers a reduction in immune system responses and a repairing of the genetic code. The immune system does respond to negative emotional states in addition to highly acidic foods and toxins. The reduction of inflammatory responses whether due to emotional, mental stresses, viruses, pathogens or food is one of the primary keys to reversing your AGE.
Can We Cure Aging?
Controlling inflammation could be the key to a healthy old age.
by Kathleen McGowan
Hammond is an elite athlete. He works out two hours a day with a trainer, pushing himself through sprints, runs, and strength-building exercises. His resting heart rate is below 50. He’s won three gold medals and one silver in amateur competitions this year alone, running races from 100 to 800 meters. In his division, he’s broken four national racing records. But perhaps the most elite thing about Hammond is his age.
He is 93. And really, there’s nothing much wrong with him, aside from the fact that he doesn’t see very well. He takes no drugs and has no complaints, although his hair long ago turned white and his skin is no longer taut.
His secret? He doesn’t have one. Hammond never took exceptional measures during his long life to preserve his health. He did not exercise regularly until his fifties and didn’t get serious about it until his eighties, when he began training for the Georgia Golden Olympics. “I love nothing better than winning,” he says. “It’s been a wonderful thing for me.” Hammond is aging, certainly, but somehow he isn’t getting old—at least, not in the way we usually think about it.
Health & Medicine / Aging Can We Cure Aging?
Controlling inflammation could be the key to a healthy old age.
by Kathleen McGowan
From the December 2007 issue; published online December 4, 2007
Jim Hammond is an elite athlete. He works out two hours a day with a trainer, pushing himself through sprints, runs, and strength-building exercises. His resting heart rate is below 50. He’s won three gold medals and one silver in amateur competitions this year alone, running races from 100 to 800 meters. In his division, he’s broken four national racing records. But perhaps the most elite thing about Hammond is his age.
He is 93. And really, there’s nothing much wrong with him, aside from the fact that he doesn’t see very well. He takes no drugs and has no complaints, although his hair long ago turned white and his skin is no longer taut.
His secret? He doesn’t have one. Hammond never took exceptional measures during his long life to preserve his health. He did not exercise regularly until his fifties and didn’t get serious about it until his eighties, when he began training for the Georgia Golden Olympics. “I love nothing better than winning,” he says. “It’s been a wonderful thing for me.” Hammond is aging, certainly, but somehow he isn’t getting old—at least, not in the way we usually think about it.
They say aging is one of the only certain things in life. But it turns out they were wrong. In recent years, gerontologists have overturned much of the conventional wisdom about getting old. Aging is not the simple result of the passage of time. According to a provocative new view, it is actually something our own bodies create, a side effect of the essential inflammatory system that protects us against infectious disease. As we fight off invaders, we inflict massive collateral damage on ourselves, poisoning our own organs and breaking down our own tissues. We are our own worst enemy.
This paradox is transforming the way we understand aging. It is also changing our understanding of what diseases are and where they come from. Inflammation seems to underlie not just senescence but all the chronic illnesses that often come along with it: diabetes, atherosclerosis, Alzheimer’s, heart attack. “Inflammatory factors predict virtually all bad outcomes in humans,” says Russell Tracy, a professor of pathology and biochemistry at the University of Vermont College of Medicine, whose pioneering research helped demonstrate the role of inflammation in heart disease. “It predicts having heart attacks, having heart failure, becoming diabetic; predicts becoming fragile in old age; predicts cognitive function decline, even cancer to a certain extent.”
The idea that chronic diseases might be caused by persistent inflammation has been kicking around since the 19th century. Only in the past few years, though, have modern biochemistry and the emerging field of systems biology made it possible to grasp the convoluted chemical interactions involved in bodywide responses like inflammation. Over a lifetime, this essential set of defensive mechanisms runs out of bounds and gradually damages organs throughout the body
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