Cellular Immortality, a New Theory of Senescence and Rejuvenation

[@jeandommermuth2159]

Thank you, Professor Sheldrake. I've been following your work for decades- so many simple, beautiful ideas that ring of truth. But I think you'll ultimately be remembered far down the line as the person who unlocked the cure for cancer.

[@constabul]

Thank you for what you do.

[@tejacreates]

This was enlightening. Thank you for your work! It's incredible how the seed to the discussion on immortality and growth can be within an illness usually associated with powerlessness and a fear of death.

[@aydnofastro-action1788]

Fantastic!! This is why the internet exists! These are the kind of cutting-edge ideas I search for everyday on YT. 😊 very grateful. 🎉

[@AL_THOMAS_777]

🙌 👏 🙏 🤝 👍 I wonder how many suicides the wonderful internet has prevented . . .

[@ash9x9]

internet & education are biggest levelers..

[@MyGeorge1964]

I have been following your work for about 15+ years and I must say it has been an enlightening journey. Thank you!

[@julieduca4100]

Who could ask for anything more the week of my 48th birthday as I try to make it through losing my father and his burial next week. I feel very blessed and privileged to find such a beautiful present.

[@erstwhile3793]

You just gave me a way to reconcile some deep conflicts within my own experiences. I’ve been fascinated with your work and Dean Radin’s, for some years now. You both redeem in your ethics and scientific intellectual values, a profound schism I struggled with for a long time, between the ideal of the scientific method of inquiry, and what I saw actually happening in much scientific research. Thank you.

[@TheFarmacySeedsNetwork]

Thank you so much Rupert Sheldrake for everything you do! I love this theory and I'm very interested in hearing how things proceed. Regarding the research and understanding of all this. I'll provide a little parallel here, in agriculture, cucumber plants, for example. Usually only produce for about 4 weeks but if you provide adequate cobalt the same plants can produce for 8 weeks. Therefore, doubling the total production time. This is all through Cobalt which drives and enzyme pathway and slows. In essence in the plant. There are so many other critical enzymes and pieces to this that we are aware of already in plant science, it's great to correlate and cross it over to human science!

[@TheFarmacySeedsNetwork]

@@deepdusto What I meant was "This is all through Cobalt which drives an enzyme pathway and slows senescence in the plant." I'm sorry I forget the exact enzyme pathway. You could follow up and hopefully re-find this information through John Kempf at Advancing Eco Agriculture. One of the videos on their channel discussed it. Look for something along the lines of trace minerals or plant health pyramid. Hope this helps!

[@ESuccessMasters]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️💕. The first time i came across your work was when I started to study J Krishnamurti. And those very early days discussions which I found fascinating as I dived deep into those particular sessions. Thank you fir your work 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@181hillsdrive]

Thank you SO MUCH dr. sheldrake for all your work. You are a gem and a gift to the scientific community.

[@diycraftq8658]

Your brilliant wonderful person for taking time to spread such important information thank you

[@pamelagosline7015]

Dear Dr. Sheldrake, as always, what a pleasure to hear your well explained and groundbreaking ideas. It sounds as if you’ve added yet another line of inquiry for those in the scientific community open minded enough to explore your well thought out hypothesis. Much love from Florida.

[@gedofgont1006]

Always provocative and open minded. A true scientist.

[@Island.Remedy47]

Thank you for your dedication and sharing with us 💜

[@hassandiallo5326]

Classic as always, legend, thanks Dr. Rupert.

[@genus.family]

We love you since the 80s!

[@Leoniedisnaelikeliars]

Thank you for sharing ... really interesting , hope to hear more from you on the topic of cancers.

[@karencontestabile6064]

Morphic Resonance is an amazing concept!

[@ivandivandelen6561]

Thank you sir for your prieceless efforts devoted to bringing a solution to the unsolved pains of millions of people that strapped in the uneasy fortune of the life!

[@susannaemmerich1166]

Thank you !!!! Please never stop doing what you do.🙃🙏😍

[@williambudden7066]

Happy I found you

[@cosmaracorosu]

Interesting and insightful talk, thank you!

[@msmysticstorytime]

Dearest Rupert, I hope your cells are immortal, as we do all love you so..

[@not2tees]

As a young 78 year old, I'll henceforth be implementing the demetholyzation of my telomeres ASAP.

[@drsatyamupadhyay]

Yessir!

[@TheSolarScience]

vitamin D ... 25,000 IU/day

[@AL_THOMAS_777]

How do you do this EXACTLY sir ?

[@AL_THOMAS_777]

@@TheSolarScience Well thats a bit HIGH. 5 K would be sufficient . . .

[@TheSolarScience]

@@AL_THOMAS_777 Vitamin D and DNA methylation . Several studies have examined the association between vitamin D and changes in DNA methylation in areas as diverse as human and animal development, genomic stability, chronic disease risk, and malignancy. In many cases, they have demonstrated clear associations between vitamin D and DNA methylation in candidate disease pathways. Author: Lawrence T C Ong, Lawrence T C Ong, David R Booth, Grant P Parnell Publish Year: 2020 Defects in methylation (resulting in a dysfunctional epigenome) are associated with cancer, diisease states and aging. Aging .. is assoc. w/ itregularities in the epigenome while the underlying DNA is intact. Aging is not so much broken DNA as it is "dirty" epigenome. Clean up the epigenome ... reduce aging. .

[@PugZDesigns]

I love your conversations. Always informative. It’s funny how I’ve learned more as an adult than I did in “school”. More like a brainwashing tool. These days I’d never send my children to college.

[@marinarassin4231]

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[@gmr1241]

At about 25 minutes in, Henrietta Lacks is mentioned. I urge anyone to read the book'The Immortal life of Henrietta Lacks'. I listened to the audio book but I think it's been made into a film or documentary too. Fascinating story.

[@amanitamuscaria7500]

how interesting! This was an amazing talk. Let's hope someone looks into those theories of cancer treatment.

[@coldsteelprogressive]

Amazing! So valuable to hear from one of the rare scientists who put their attention and energy into exploring "what we most need to know now" rather than the more typical useless hypothesizing on ideas that do not properly correspond to reality - the real situation that happens in the world and universe.

[@Johnny_RB]

Thank you, sir. I like what you do. Please keep it up!😊

[@starxcrossed]

All of this makes so much sense

[@waleskaelektra17]

Majestic ⚜💝thankfully 👏👏👏

[@AL_THOMAS_777]

🙌 👏 🙏 🤝 👍 He deserves much more views . . .

[@waleskaelektra17]

@@AL_THOMAS_777 indeed🙏

[@chrisallard1819]

Fantastic - thank you

[@hotelcalifornia715]

Discussions of Prof. Sheldrake, Dr. David Bohm, and J Krishnamurty were a treat

[@karencontestabile6064]

I LOVED THE TRIALOGUES

[@barleyarrish]

Very interesting, I did not know about Telomeres Repair capability. Personally I don't think eternal life is something I would embrace. But a longer life without the inevitable loss of muscle, liver spots and tiredness would be nice...

[@gorillagaming1117]

Thank you, I have had my suspicion about hijacking cell functions, even inter specie adaptions with future technology can be used to optimize and prolong expression, this motivates me when others think my ideas are too far fetched.

[@Corteum]

What if we just "placebo effect" our return to youthful vitality and optimal health? why wouldnt that be possible?

[@NakedProphet]

Faith healing!

[@jennifermarsicano7654]

Jen’s mom Beth here; @Corteum; I think I understand what you’re trying to say here. I’ve worked as a NICU/PICU RN and as a biochemist and did some work in microbiology. The placebo effect seems to work on humans in clinical trials who are dealing with chronic infections, or certain disease/disorders known to go into remission mostly on “patients” or “clients” that believe they are on the real protocol/medication (including enzymes, chemo, biologics, vaccines, etc.), have a positive attitude, a strong support system, close family relations, and a strong sense of faith or spirituality. During this time when a person needs healing, I have seen, read that people (myself included) in trials or not, will be more cognizant of what diet is appropriate (if need to omit certain foods), exercise, supplements, stress levels, sleep, wake cycle, reading, and breath work and meditation. Continuous habitats that work for you or anyone, along with your Medical Doctor or Health Practitioner can help everyone to live a healthier life. Look to Dr. Michael Levin’s work from Tufts University- The Allen Discovery Center. He is working on ion channels and regeneration (of cells, tissue, eventually body parts…ok that’s down the road) and using ‘planaria’ that are immortal. According to his work your idea of just “placebo effect” to youthfulness and happy, happy, happy, could be as easy as an octopus changing color. Never let anyone doubt your ideas.

[@peterwilliams6361]

Living with an incurable disease is so hard, but you just have to live life day by day as it goes by (Cancer sucks)...

[@peterwilliams6361]

@Dailami Puang wow, how can i get in touch with her? this healer, does she cure other sickness

[@peterwilliams6361]

@Dailami Puang wow, found her website, thank you very much for this.

[@scythermantis]

@@peterwilliams6361 These scammer bot comments are so terrible

[@ramppit]

@@peterwilliams6361 please look up meythlene blue and inferred light . The meythlene blue jump starts the cell as it by passes the normal mitochondrial path ways then the inferred light super charges it . Hope you find hope and the strength to get through this we are so powerful you just have to believe!!!!!

[@a.s.3676]

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[@gorillagaming1117]

I think with more data maybe when we can build quantum models of each individual function and expression of all cells, then we could start introducing new environmental conditions that harness or modify the expressions of "problematic" cells and utilize them in a new symbiotic system.

[@gorillagaming1117]

@@deepdusto He proposed the concept of the "maupasian life cycle," suggesting that unicellular organisms have a finite life cycle and pass from immaturity to maturity, and eventually to senescence and death, unless interrupted by a sexual episode that initiates a new cycle. This concept was met with opposition from many investigators who believed that protozoa were immortal. Sonneborn later provided evidence supporting Maupas' interpretation by discovering autogamy (a sexual process involving meiosis and fertilization) in paramecium and demonstrating that the prevention of autogamy resulted in death when sexual processes were reintroduced. Maupas' concept of the programmed ciliate life cycle was eventually vindicated, but its acceptance on a broader biological scale was disputed due to the prevailing beliefs about the potential immortality of vertebrate cells. Only when Leonard Hayflick established the finite lifespan of vertebrate cell cultures (a phenomenon termed apoptosis) was the acceptance of the Maupasian life cycle in ciliates possible. I believe with continued advancements in AI & Photonic Quantum computing we will be able to start gaining better data on a scale where biochemistry meets quantum physics within the next decade but hopefully I'm wrong and it's sooner so we can all have a better understanding🤔

[@chuckheppner4384]

🙏🏻Thank you. “Traditional theories of human creativity ascribe it to inspiration from a higher source working through the creative individual, who acts as a channel. The same conception underlies the notion of genius; originally the genius was not the person himself but his presiding god or spirit.” Rupert Sheldrake

[@christopherellis2663]

This aligns with the state of the art as seen over the past decade. I suspect that the key 🔑 might be under our noses 👃

[@ketherwhale6126]

You’re missing a study of vibration or frequency on these cells.

[@caminodelcorazon]

Dry fasting! “The Phoenix Protocol “ by August Dunning and “Lifespan, Why We Age and Why We Don’t Have To” by David Sinclair PhD . Thank you Rupert I’ve followed your amazing work since the two thousands, love you!❤

[@lejspul7655]

Fasting was my first thought. If like sheldrake said, the excretion of damaged cell constituents is "switched off" because the body would be overloaded with waste, then prolonged fasting would provide the necessary conditions to "switch on" this capacity of cellular repair. You can't overload the body with waste if there is no new material needing digestion entering the system.

[@jmc8076]

I’m curious what science will know about science in 10-20 yrs.

[@annahadassah79]

That is a great class, but what it has to do with noetic sciences ?

[@AL_THOMAS_777]

[@ujjwaldas231]

Thank you Sir...take my pronam.I am from India

[@Lunaxwuv3]

So, Mr Sheldrake, can you give us the inside scoop on Portobellos? Thanks, as always!

[@Lunaxwuv3]

@@deepdusto sorry to waste your time with that which is noise to you.... Not jesting. Just watched Paul Stamets on Rogan say that the topic of Portobellos was extremely dangerous. Funny. Intriguing. Thought maybe I could get some insight here. Perhaps this is more of a question for Merlin Sheldrake. Now back to productivity ;)

[@skeptikus]

This reminds me somewhat of a study that I read a while ago. If I understand it correctly, it showed that giving Human Growth Hormone to adults caused their Thymus gland to produce new T cells which then led to an increase in the regenerative capacity of the participants, making them biologically younger at the end of the study than they were at the beginning. This seems to hint at the possibility of eternal youth. "ABSTRACT: Epigenetic “clocks” can now surpass chronological age in accuracy for estimating biological age. Here, we use four such age estimators to show that epigenetic aging can be reversed in humans. Using a protocol intended to regenerate the thymus, we observed protective immunological changes, improved risk indices for many age‐related diseases, and a mean epigenetic age approximately 1.5 years less than baseline after 1 year of treatment (−2.5‐year change compared to no treatment at the end of the study). The rate of epigenetic aging reversal relative to chronological age accelerated from −1.6 year/year from 0-9 month to −6.5 year/year from 9-12 month. The GrimAge predictor of human morbidity and mortality showed a 2‐year decrease in epigenetic vs. chronological age that persisted six months after discontinuing treatment. This is to our knowledge the first report of an increase, based on an epigenetic age estimator, in predicted human lifespan by means of a currently accessible aging intervention." Source: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6826138/

[@jeno427]

I am curious what do you think about Dr. Katcher's E5? He achieved visible rejuvenation on one of his hands.

[@lawshorizon]

First, could the longer life spans of humans now, then in the past, partly be due to a morphic resonance placebo-type effect? Second, could human cell repair and waste extraction be induced by mind over matter healing techniques (like visualization, hypnotic suggestion, etc.)?

[@marcosjuan3142]

Yes, this is the way

[@CarmenRizzo-pn1uw]

Resurrection a multifrequency occillator ?

[@DrOlegKulikov]

This is a brilliant talk. However, stiffening of extracellular matrix (ECM) and especially of aorta was out of scope. I personally work in this area. Not for long, as biology was not my main area of interests. My idea is that we have to clean out all the junk in the ECM as well as destroy cross linked collagen to get real rejuvenation of our bodies. It would be very helpful also to produce elastin fibers to keep our blood vessels, lungs and other organs elastic. And the way to get the goal is to supply super enzymes for macrophages. So, they will not turn into foam cells by eating oxidized lipoprotein and lipofuscin but digest the junk and turn it to nutrients. I believe I have some practical achievements in this direction as my blood vessels are as elastic as of a toddler, my lungs vital capacity is growing together with endurance and muscle strength. I am 66, for reference. I produce the enzymes myself in a kind of biological reactor with a hope to increase production in future from one-two kilo per month to dozens and hopefully to hundred kilos. If there will be more customers for the product. My clients reported similar results but some life complication decelerated my project. I don't complain as my main goal is not to save the humanity but to extend my own life to hundreds of years. Humans are very ungrateful creatures, you know. So, I take it easy. However, if you are interested in personal immortality and health, you are welcome to my KZbin channel and it would be my pleasure to communicate with you in person. Actually, I followed you for very long and it is a big surprise that apart of your idea on morphic resonance you are active also in rejuvenation's research. My great respect and my best regards to your contribution to real science. Cheers.

[@youtubecensorsmycomments9993]

Hello. Your youtube channel has 191 videos, which is a lot. Comparatively only a few videos are in your playlists. I think playlists might be helpful with such a long list of videos.

[@DrOlegKulikov]

@@youtubecensorsmycomments9993 Thanks for your kind advicing. I am going to work on structuring the channel. My prime goal was my own rejuvenation and understanding of the mechanism of aging. Yet, I have to make better structure of the channel for visitors and followers. I am also busy to write a book on it. With a good help of AI. AI allows to adapt my version that is like a collection of literature reviews to shorter text at the level of underground students or even further to a high school level. Despite AI is available in a compromised, politically correct version only, we are lucky to get access to it. Future is absolutely existing. And, yes, potentially we are immortal beings.

[@charleswalker2484]

how do i activate my cells ?

[@AL_THOMAS_777]

Since the cellular energy is created in the mitochondria, lets see that we never damaga these wonderful organells . . . . simply take Coenzyme Q 10 ! It can do a pretty good job in situ . . .

[@michaelj.4187]

speak to the corporeal body and state intentions in an order of confluence, coherence, harmony, and balance...

[@charleswalker2484]

@@AL_THOMAS_777 what about NAC?

[@asfnobambu]

Wonderful ! Amazing how he is able to find Nature's simplicity. But about virus: There is no paper demonstrating the existence of virus: Stefan Lanka

[@jaytaylor6351]

Hello from Cambridge, thank you for this insight, I do love your work, and indeed Merlin and his investigations, I think some kind of Lysine, may be capable of entering the human body and interfering with the nervous system, it may be possible too identify another type might be able to counter the effects, if this is the case. If the sun is an aware being, might it be possible the some sort of dialog between Natrinos and Nanites in cells, sort of News from the stars? luv Jay

[@roblesize]

POG Immortality, LETS GOOO

[@ketherwhale6126]

Morphing through time & rebirth with many traits 1:41 or birthmarks from the “ trauma” at the previous life’s “ death” IS the continuation or proof of perpetual human life on this earth plane.

[@yolandosoquite3507]

Yes ..the design of the Cell itself has the potential to become an Immortal cell..but it requires outside Energy called the Tree of Life to go on living & healing.

[@alexj9111]

Niel's Bohr quoted: "Everything we call real is made of things that cannot be regarded as real." So maybe this reality is a kind of dream, and when we die, we wake up in another reality?

[@MichaelSmith420fu]

Ever get the feeling that we've all been here before?

[@lureup9973]

@@MichaelSmith420fu yep

[@AL_THOMAS_777]

@@MichaelSmith420fu 🙌 👏 🙏 🤝 👍 -> "The eternal return of the same" (Frederick Nietzsche)

[@JJ-fr2ki]

Fascinating. Do you think it is possible should one want to achieve immortality of a body (rather than in silico) that cooling, a larger cardio system, bigger liver and kidneys would allow an increase in phagocytes and other immune clean-up operations to manage cell waste? Also how do naked mole rats pull off their alleged immortality?

[@dkdurham2607]

Very good. In the big picture I suppose the lifespan of a species evolved because it was the ideal lifespan for that species to continue. From 4yrs of an octopus to 12 yrs for a dog to 100+ possible years for a human. But maybe we can understand cancer and perhaps help with age related issues and extend life a bit.

[@peterfrance702]

Not entirely sure that fertilised eggs trundle. Surely they wibble down the fallopian tube.

[@bramblemat]

I grew up being told I was living in a time of extraordinary development. Its amazing how hype gnossis wrks

[@jerubaal3333]

[@AL_THOMAS_777]

[@cyberfeedforward4032]

This vesicle secretion process seems amazing: 1. Imagine a process where a client is hooked up to a blood-cleaning machine. 2. Then they are given a drug that stimulates all the client's cells to release their built-up waste products. 3. The blood-cleaning machine then removes the vesicles. 4. This will have to be done slowly over the course of weeks, or the client will get sick.

[@jmc8076]

High level private drug rehab centers have had such blood machines for at min two decades. Resources exist only money and power can access and most can only speculate about.

[@NotOrdinaryInGames]

I don't want no immortality, just raise the base regenerative abilities of humans. Age slower, live longer. Who wouldn't want a full set of teeth and a full head of hair at 100? I'm pretty sure I do. Immortality means I could not die even when I want to, and that sounds like a curse.

[@tumblebugspace]

Excuse me Dr. Sheldrake, but I’ve watched half of this posted video, and it seems to contain the same information that you posted yesterday. 🤔 What am I missing? Anyway, it’s always good listening to you, as you’re eminently sensible and *actually* scientific! ☮️❤️🐾

[@tumblebugspace]

@@deepdusto It is *yourself* who is generating the “noise” to which you refer. The two interested adults who watched this same video from this account the day before have reached the conclusion that Dr. Sheldrake wanted to make another edit, which on many channels is courteously noted in the video description for their viewers. So, you’re not perceptive enough to have noticed that sometimes the audio doesn’t match the movements of his mouth? He’s especially careful with his wording, so a misspeak is probably something he wants corrected before others watch it. Unfortunately, you’re not only not perceptive enough to have noticed, you like generating illegitimate “noise” in the direction of people who do. Please find something more productive to do with your time.

[@mariogianferrari5544]

Eminent professor... I recently read all the explanation on this specific issue given in Harvard by famous quantic doctors Dr Joe Dispenza PhD together with dr Bruce Lipton PhD and dr Gregg Braden as well. I propose a super interesting dialogue between you and them on a public webinar of yours on the model of what you did in your earliest period with Dr David Bohm and other famous international collegues of yours: even Sadhguru has discussed this issue at an Harvard meeting few years ago. Shall we organize an official public debate inside the Theatre " ALLA SCALA " in Milano? Or a movie on your work as Paul Howard did on Prof Bohm' s vision about the QUANTUM FIELD? Annalisa G.

[@E-Kat]

@@deepdusto I think you have Covid, again and running a high fever! A lukewarm bath is advisable before your brain is fried, completely.

[@ketherwhale6126]

Well, if you study the few immortals that walked the earth through seeming “ time” in matter were those of the ascended ones such as saint Germaine and a few others. These masters reside in the lower heavens or similar to earths plane in another dimension with many god-like qualities.

[@LetsReinharder]

If you increase phagocyte activity enough, would it allow for non-cancerous cells to begin excreting their damaged waste products and effectively become younger? Fasting definitely makes people look younger, and I think around the 72 hour mark is when you see a large boost in stem cells for your immune system. Someone smarter than me can figure out the connection.

[@aloysiusdevanderabercrombi470]

@ Bjorn: Phagocytes engulf and completely destroy. If we look at a specific disease from hematology called hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis, a 100% fatal disease in which phagocytic activity is grossly out of control, it causes widespread damage and will end in death for the sufferer because the phagocytes do not differentiate between healthy and waste cells. The resultant inflammation only increases the number of phagocytes and accelerates the cell consumption. The only effective treatment: bone marrow transplant.

[@Dreadwinner]

❤

[@TheSolarScience]

vitamin D is critical ... 25,000 IU/day

[@andylyon3867]

Fasting, which triggers using cancer and other deformed cell as well as scar tissue, pathogens, and parasites, while producing stem cells for regrow once I e starts eating again. I am up to 6 days no food on water, and fast daily 16-20 hrs and weekly 1-2 days. Amazing effect on health especially if most of the calories are fat. Of course objective study of Christ plays a big part too. Also look into autophagy.

[@MichaelSmith420fu]

I don't understand the first paragraph. You must have a stay at home income, hey? My body has always been super efficient but I often get laborious jobs and I literally require more calories for it.

[@rogerscottcathey]

Immortal cells, diploid totipotent cells are not "embryonic" nor "stem" cells. Stem cells is a plant biology term. Totipotent cells first appear in the life cycle the zygotic stage of the fertilized ovum, which will become an embryo it is true, but they persist in the body through life. They are immortal cells. They are the only cell type capable of reduction division, and the only possible source for another tissue type: trophoblasts. In gestation trophoblast form the interface between zygote-embryo and maternal matrix for nourishing the oncoming life. Trophoblasts differentiate into the amnion and chorion forming the placenta. It is these cell types that alone can become cancerous. They obviously play a role in regeneration and are normally controlled by the same mechanisms initiating birth: systemic digestive enzymes. Such regeneration as involve totipotent cells will occur where there's massive damage or in vital organs whose cells are beyond the Hayflick limit. Thus by and large it is a disorder of the aged and a result of pancreatic insufficiency. The latter is an issue of nutrition

[@ejenkins4711]

I wonder watt constitutes a miracle In these current times. I feel them oftenn🦁⌚🦍

[@ejenkins4711]

Since i first encountered CGJUNG

[@victoratanasov9680]

cannot see the practical value

[@33Crazydude]

That's a depressing statement 40:47

[@andylyon3867]

Preservation of the body temple needs to be from the perspective of service by the material body being in highest health so that God can act through it most directly. Considering that cancer is associated with emotional issues that block this service vessel approach this could be a false immortality. One that an ego driven immortality could be draw to but only find new and more persistent degeneration coming to light. Processes even more dangerous than cancer as the block between the material body and the soul increases. So those generative processes that occur in individual who do not need to consume water or food would be a more productive field of study.

[@ToddSloanIAAN]

Aside from embryo development and cancer shut down... Why does the cancer industry not want a real worldwide cure? Phagocytes take care of rejuvenation in a natural state of repair through a ketogenic diet, of course one does not need a state of ketosis before rejuvenation of course of course a horse is a horse of course of course and no one can talk to a horse of course unless of course that famous horses is the famous Mr red.

[@ToxiCom-777]

Dr Tulio Simoncini asked Why are all cancers white? The estab ran him out. His later book noted how fungii are white growths and that 5% sodium bicarbonate in water was used in olden times to defeat them. Was the estab more afraid of his curious mind or his proposed stupid-simple fix?

[@MandelscapeDA]

Ha!

[@Frederer59]

Rupert Faust?

[@yolandosoquite3507]

...Earth is the Garden( Gan in Hebrew means Enclosure )of God and Our Creator is a Gardener , where He plant ,grow, prune, & burn Trees called humans.

[@yp77738yp77739]

A step to move back towards what your were so gifted at? I hope so, it has been biology’s loss for too long😊.

[@wehsee912]

🌚☄️❤️💫

[@danielash1704]

I've seen a video of a person that has multiple personalities one can see the other is blind the brain scan is most telling stories about the plasicidity of the brain as one is a scan of a blind person and not showing up as a visual person and viscera the seeing personality is shown as a seeing person in this situation where the same persons double identify a certain key towards the stage of a different type of field

[@carolberry2239]

Rupert, here you explain senescence vs replication, but I would like an explanation from your perspective as to DIFFERENTIATION which also leads to quiescence of cancer cells and stem cells. Differentiation is too specific and directed to be simply excretion of waste. You have done much in the past about morphogenic fields. Inserting stem cells into differentiated tissue can lead to differentiation of the stem cell. What about inserting differentiated tissue into cancers?

[@williamoarlock8634]

Well he is friendly with Deepak Chopra.

[@ketherwhale6126]

Sex is a regenerative force but “ not sex” or celibate life and reflection lead to sihddic powers and energy not being spilled through sex with an inscrease in Xi and plasma in the blood.

[@OrpheoTreshula]

If the roads disregard not travaillable, even terrainable, even moire than science cobbled nobs, I suppose... I suppose: I suppose Bushwhackry's narrow trail canard. They'll fix the pot, the hole; the plunking depth of public worths. The tar and soil smooth and roll. I'm... they'll ... we'll... oh hard. Hard the pathe. Hard the the path.

[@karencontestabile6064]

James Joyce?

[@soniahazy4880]

🎼🧩🛸💎🌈🪷🧞🌟

[@ketherwhale6126]

Immortal beings trade off their immortality for time based activities through limited consciousness through language and its use of time bound concepts. Then comes density and limited life on this plane through that trade off. There was a perpetual “ baby” born in the US that never aged or grew into a “ normal “ girl like her sisters and remained a toddler for at least 22 years till her death. No scientific explanation was given. My explanation- her soul did not want to fully incarnate into this density or plane. Brooke Greenberg.

[@BodyEchoProductions]

And you get pie in the sky when you die

[@jackgoldman1]

Buddhists want to escape the suffering of this life. Burn me up so I don't come back. At age 71 I have had enough suffering. I would like to live a good life longer but not a bad life. Quality and quantity both matter.

[@michaelj.4187]

your choice and free will to ascend judgement...

[@ednichol7419]

Darn. You're wrong. Cell failure is a problem with energy management. The energy mangement process is well under stood but ignored. The management chemical is commonly deficient and desparately so as time passes. The confusion happens as the chemical is fat soluble and suffers from poor distribution when deficient. Sorry to destroy your life's work. It took me a couple of hours on line to figure it out and i'm not that bright. Note, I did have a premise.

[@Exodus26.13Pi]

The Rebounder is the exercise you've been looking for.

[@AdolfoRiosPitaGiurfa]

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