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Eat more than you should. Stay skinny. Run twice as far. Those are the big claims coming from a new drug study from Sirtris Pharmaceuticals, Inc., based in Cambridge, Mass. This latest study clears the way for human clinical trials of SRT1720, often touted as an "anti-aging pill."
SRT1720 activates the same receptor as the much-discussed resveratrol, the chemical in red wine that may slow some effects of aging. Both resveratrol and SRT1720 are being tested as a way to treat type-two diabetes
Originally posted by dizziedame
Originally posted by dizziedame
Where can I sign up for those clinical trials?
I could participate just as soon as I have a heart/lung transplant. I'm OK with my brain and body. But need new lungs to do the running.
Just kidding. I feel silly tonight.
Originally posted by anonymousATS
Originally posted by dizziedame
Where can I sign up for those clinical trials?
I could participate just as soon as I have a heart/lung transplant. I'm OK with my brain and body. But need new lungs to do the running.
Just kidding. I feel silly tonight.
All joking aside...... never, ever, ever volunteer to be a "subject" in a "study".
Being a lab rat in an experiment is a real good way to spend the remainder of your life at a percentage of your previous capacity. Those that have studied the behavior of big pharma (and the doctors and hospitals they "own") will never take part in a "study".
Originally posted by David9176
Heh
This will do wonders for over population and world hunger!
We can't even feed the world now. Why don't they find a way feed the world with one kernel of corn instead of making it easier for us to eat like lard ***es and not gain the weight?
Originally posted by Neon Haze
The Population of the world is around 6,740,422,806
The total surface area of the land mass of the earth is 57268900 square miles
That’s a square area available of 220 meters square, about the size of an Olympic Stadium.
That is to say that if everyone were to stand equally distant there would be 220 meters distance between each person.
Originally posted by Neon Haze
The Population of the world is around 6,740,422,806
The total surface area of the land mass of the earth is 57268900 square miles
That’s a square area available of 220 meters square, about the size of an Olympic Stadium.
That is to say that if everyone were to stand equally distant there would be 220 meters distance between each person.
Originally posted by Neon Haze
Land Surface area in Kilometers = 148,940,000
x 1000 to get total area in sqr meters
= 148,940,000,000 meters
Originally posted by Chris McGee
Originally posted by Neon Haze
Land Surface area in Kilometers = 148,940,000
x 1000 to get total area in sqr meters
= 148,940,000,000 meters
That should be x 1000000 to get sq metres from sq km, not x 1000. Your total area in square metres is then 1.48 x 10^14.
[edit on 9-11-2008 by Chris McGee]
Originally posted by Neon Haze
Your equation doesn't give meters sqr it give the total number of meters within the area.
I stated Square kilometres to Square meters.
So it's not 1000 x 1000
it's x 1000 square
And it's a mute point as the answer given is the same.
All the best,
NeoN HaZe.
[edit on 9-11-2008 by Neon Haze]
Originally posted by Chris McGee
Originally posted by Neon Haze
Your equation doesn't give meters sqr it give the total number of meters within the area.
I stated Square kilometres to Square meters.
So it's not 1000 x 1000
it's x 1000 square
And it's a mute point as the answer given is the same.
All the best,
NeoN HaZe.
[edit on 9-11-2008 by Neon Haze]
Nope, 1 square kilometre = 1000000 square metres. Take a 1km square = 1000 metres per side, total area = 1000m x 1000m = 1000000 square metres.
You're only multiplying up in one direction, not squaring it.
See these links:
Land area of earth
Square Metre
Conversion calculator