Your tweet (not your link) reminds me of the terrible yet popular idea that we can kill our way to a better world
Death in the right places preserves life...https://www.nature.com/news/to-stay-young-kill-zombie-cells-1.22872?WT.mc_id=TWT_NA_1710_FHNEWSFZOMBIECELLS_PORTFOLIO …
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I thought that intermittent fasting was meant to help kill of these sorts of cells... Something many religions have recommended for years...
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Related—apoptosis (how cells decide to die) https://startingstrength.com/article/barbell_training_is_big_medicine … —add autophagy via periodically fasting to clean up the mess
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why? those who have access can just sit around while the rest of us kill each other.
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Many vaccines contain aborted human fetal senescent cells. They changed the mitosis cut-off to before senescence- the cells are still OLD.
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Vaccines contain no cells at all. However you may be thinking of the WI38 cells used to help create the MMR vaccine.http://www.slate.com/articles/technology/future_tense/2017/03/the_woman_whose_aborted_fetus_helped_create_the_rubella_vaccine.html …
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implying the powers-that-be would let us peasants be immortal.
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Huh. That’s one way fasts work.
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The eternal search for a fountain of youth will now accelerate with a renewed vigor as baby boomers enter their twilight years
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It seems like confirmation bias to me
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