Stem cells are pristine

 When Dolly was cloned, she didnt have any of the diseases that weren't genetic. The ones that accumulate from age. It appears that Autophagy can reduce age as this study implies:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/etedge-insights.com/featured-insights/ari-pune-study-recasts-ageing-as-niche-cell-breakdown/amp/

This research shows that stem cells stay pristine while its the normal cells that degenerate. 

 That's a big one because thats what autophagy attacks. Broken organelles and broken cells. 

We're entering a new age, one where we will live extremely long lives.

Look at the fact of how we pass on our genes. Yes there are mutations but they are rare. Now imagine that technique is supported by proper fasting, which amplifies autophagy.

I started with saving my eyes from wet macular, an old age disease that shows up, due to a lack of autophagy and wound up chasing the fountain of youth.

Can you blame me? Im 74 and when I look in the mirror I see an old man.

Im not 100% sure that I've stopped or reversed aging. After all the DNA telemeres test might have showed how I lived my life as it showed me 7 years younger than my chronological age. 

So I'll take the test again. Maybe next year. At 190.00, I'm not going to waste my monies until I'm sure there is a significant amount of time passed where I've done at least another 20 or 30 4 day fasts.

Pierre 


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