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Post by jerojuujarvi on Sept 7, 2017 15:25:18 GMT
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Post by morangie777 on Sept 7, 2017 16:42:15 GMT
At work, firewall doesnt let me read the article right now, but in general I believe that replacing organs can help people that have a problem with said organ, and in turn extend their life expectation. This is huge in itself, if we can get there.
But in our body ALL cells age. You'd have to reverse, stop, all the aging.
A new heart does not make you live forever if your blood vessels begin to deteriorate. and so on.
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Post by selluwud on Sept 7, 2017 17:00:45 GMT
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Post by CM kipper007 on Sept 8, 2017 0:36:07 GMT
At work, firewall doesnt let me read the article right now, but in general I believe that replacing organs can help people that have a problem with said organ, and in turn extend their life expectation. This is huge in itself, if we can get there. But in our body ALL cells age. You'd have to reverse, stop, all the aging. A new heart does not make you live forever if your blood vessels begin to deteriorate. and so on. Just go for the brain transplant option. |
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Post by selluwud on Sept 8, 2017 13:20:16 GMT
At work, firewall doesnt let me read the article right now, but in general I believe that replacing organs can help people that have a problem with said organ, and in turn extend their life expectation. This is huge in itself, if we can get there. But in our body ALL cells age. You'd have to reverse, stop, all the aging. A new heart does not make you live forever if your blood vessels begin to deteriorate. and so on. Just go for the brain transplant option. Kip, sometimes I think I am proof you can be a surviving brain donor. |
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