Age-reversing pill that Nasa wants to give to astronauts on Mars

originally posted by: crazyewok
Simple way to offer this while sorting out the population problem.

You can have it for free on the condition you are sterilized.

Agreed! Sign me up for a visectome

a reply to: 727Sky

Age-reversing pill that Nasa wants to give to astronauts on Mars

Is it blue like the one NASA hands out to the public?

I bet Rockafeller is rolling in his grave right now.. Almost had it!

originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: Bedlam

Your cells have quite a few DNA repair mechanisms. Your DNA is damaged constantly. Since DNA has a good bit of redundancy in the coding, these repair enzymes can quite often strip out and repair damaged bits.

I know. On earth, inside the magnetic field, under the atmosphere. Whole different ball game in space, on Mars, outside these protections.

Repair enzymes are repair enzymes. But outside the magnetosphere, you'll get a lot more radiation, and it's likely to cause damage eventually. On the other hand, there is the Taiwanese 'experiment'. Maybe the astronauts will...adapt.

Interesting fact: you can buy NMN now, just not in handy capsule form.

Who wants to be the first kid on the block to give it a go?

originally posted by: Bedlam
Interesting fact: you can buy NMN now, just not in handy capsule form.

Who wants to be the first kid on the block to give it a go?

So... tempting.

Always wanted to be the first zombie, the one that started it all

phys.org...

Now, research led by scientists at Harvard Medical School (HMS) reveals a critical step in a molecular chain of events that allows cells to mend their broken DNA.

The findings, to be published March 24 in Science, offer a critical insight into how and why the body's ability to fix DNA dwindles over time and point to a previously unknown role for the signaling molecule NAD as a key regulator of protein-to-protein interactions in DNA repair. NAD, identified a century ago, is already known for its role as a controller of cell-damaging oxidation.

Additionally, experiments conducted in mice show that treatment with the NAD precursor NMN mitigates age-related DNA damage and wards off DNA damage from radiation exposure.


Read more at: phys.org...

You can get it in capsules, too. Just really expensive. In bulk, it's a bit over $1000 a kg of medical grade NMN.

If humans did not breed like rats/rabbits
and that most humans are stupid or crazy.
then it could be given to normal people.
but now only the 1% get it. yes we have it now.

look at China and Asia they are high breeders.
helps them take over the world.
that is until they collapse.
human Can Not sustain a high population.
and should Not try to.

They have dont nothing to Cull humans
as they know they dont need to.
we dont have much time left.
only the elite will survive.

and the next time around they will have
a name like the Atlanteans.
and you know what happened to them!