CRTC1 in the Calorie Restriction Response
The investigation of the mechanisms of calorie restriction continues apace. Here, researchers "report for the first time that deactivation of a protein called CRTC1 in roundworms increases their Continue Reading
Another Possible Approach to Reversing Baldness
From ScienceDaily: "It has been long known that stress plays a part not just in the graying of hair but in hair loss as well. ... Now, a team was investigating how stress affects gastrointestinal Continue Reading
An Editorial on Death and Ageism from the Latest Rejuvenation Research
The latest issue of Rejuvenation Research is available online, and it opens with what is perhaps one of the best of points to make in a world in which people are dying all around us: I welcome Dr. Continue Reading
Testing the Process of Growing a New Ear
From the Monterey Herald: " Within a Northeast Ohio lab, a hairless mouse is growing an ear from the cells of a Wadsworth, Ohio, preschooler. Dr. William Landis, the G. Stafford Whitby Chair of Continue Reading
On Laron Syndrome in Ecuador
Research into Laron dwarfism in a population in Ecuador has been taking place for a few years now: "People living in remote villages in Ecuador have a mutation that some biologists say may throw Continue Reading
Another Study Indicates that Some of the Effects of Alzheimer’s are Reversible
There is clearly a point in Alzheimer's, and other neurodegenerative diseases, beyond which the damage caused by the condition is irreversible. Neurons die, and in large enough numbers to destroy Continue Reading
Stem Cells Versus Kidney Damage
A promising open access study: "Transplanting autologous renal progenitor cells (RPCs), (kidney stem cells derived from self-donors), into rat models with kidney damage from pyelonephritis - a type Continue Reading
Stem Cell Clinical Trials in India
From the Telegraph: "India's first set of government-approved clinical trials of stem cells on patients with chronic obstructive lung disease, diabetes, liver cirrhosis and osteoarthritis are likely Continue Reading
25 Scientific Ideas of Life Extension
The Science for Life Extension Foundation is a Russian organization consisting of advocates and aging researchers. They are similar to the SENS Foundation in that they undertake a mix of fundraising, Continue Reading
Instant Face lift
For years, European women have extolled the benefits of Pevonia Botanica Skincare. Now available in the U.S , Pevonia Botanica is changing the face of skin care with the March 2011 launch of Continue Reading
FDA hard on sex pills
This week the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has warned the makers of two sexual enhancement drinks that their sex aids could cause potential harm to the body. The Food and Drug Continue Reading
BLISS SPA SCOTTSDALE W
Sizzling hot and scintillating cool, the spage age Bliss Spa at the W Scottsdale is imbued with natural water elements which contrast the arid desert landscape surrounding it. Located on the ground Continue Reading
Health Buzz: Alpha-Carotene Linked to Longer, Healthier Life
Think more protein, fewer carbs to maintain weight loss; for health benefits, try tai chi. Continue Reading
Health Buzz: Scientists Partially Reverse Aging in Mice
Plus, tips that will help you live longer. Continue Reading
Smoking, Obesity Slowing U.S. Life Expectancy, Report Finds
Although U.S. spends most on health care, life expectancy is shorter than in most other rich countries Continue Reading
Understanding Lycopene’s Benefits to Your Heart
A new study from South Korea revealed lycopene’s potential in promoting heart health by protecting the body against damage in the DNA and in enhancing the body’s antioxidant defenses. A recent Continue Reading
Nitrate in Spinach May Help Improve Cell Function
A study published in an issue of Cell Metabolism revealed that researchers found that the consumption of spinach can increase the performance of the power house of the cells, the mitochondria. A Continue Reading
Cherry Juice and What You Can Do to Hasten Exercise Recovery
A study conducted by a team of researchers from London found that drinking cherry juice rich in polyphenols can boost recovery after exercise. The body experiences a series of interconnected Continue Reading
Cocoa: What It Does to the Heart
Cocoa is famous for its numerous health benefits, and one study gives us another reason to reach for that dark chocolate and give in. A lot of people are in love with chocolates – and there is Continue Reading
