...technology means current scientific research in technology to imagine how to live in future. * The one of the most important company Bio Viva USA, had done an experiment to treat a person with gene therapy to reverse biological aging, using a combination of two therapies developed and applied outside the United States of America. * Testing and research on these therapies is continuing in Bio Viva’s affiliated labs worldwide. * We should spend many days thinking, speaking and writing about the future, to find out the what are the new theories are coming out in this world. The one of the famous writer Warsaw was speaking at an Innovation Conference, in London speaking at a Global Leadership Summit, which was being interviewed by the Discovery Channel to find out, whatever the situation, I have one singular mission. I want you to think about the future. * The change in our lives, our economy and business to think about the future now. * One of most outgoing emerging technology is age reversal. Age Reversal It’s an extra ordinarily expensive, complex and risky for the people who want to turn back the clock. Actually according to nature scientific reports, it has already reversed aging in human cell by turning off and tuning on the new technology raising nuclear NAD+ (the compound responsible for communication between the nucleus and mitrocondise in your cells). * Old mice reverse metabolic dysfunction to give a compound called nicolinamaide adenine...
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...Table of Contents Abstract 2 Introduction 3 The Impact Medical Technology has on Religion 6 How Religion Will Respond Given Their Principles and Doctrines 7 The anti-aging therapies are raising controversies in science and religion 12 Conclusion 13 References 14 Abstract People figured out early on that living longer would be beneficial if they had the chance to do so. They would be able to spend more time with their friends and family, have more time in life to accomplish things they set out to do, and they could simply enjoy more of what life has to offer. This is a great mindset for anyone to have since life is a beautiful thing and worth living. With all of the advanced medical technology on this specific subject and the new findings that are constantly being done to prolong the human lifespan, we start to enter into the area of what is ethically right and wrong and wonder how much is too much? There are many different forms of medical treatment that can save someone’s life. This will vary from medicine to surgery and many things in between. Not everyone will agree on some of the techniques used, but most people understand why someone would want to save their life. Since people will try to save their own lives if they are dying, many scientists believe that there is no difference in trying to extend a life through medicine, or trying to create a life from another person through a cloning system. This is where the tables turn from helping mankind,...
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...Health Issues in Aging The Aging Musculoskeletal System January 19, 2014 The human musculoskeletal system is the organ system that gives humans the ability to physically move, by using the muscles and skeletal system which, as the name implies consists of the muscular system and the human skeleton. Bones are connected to each other at the joints by ligaments or cartilage and skeletal muscle is attached to bones, usually by tendons. With advancing age, all tissues and organs suffer many changes in the normal way it functions and the muscles normally suffer the most damage. Research indicates that the aging of the musculoskeletal system starts usually after age 30 but it may start a little early or later in different individuals depending upon their genetic makeup ,dietary and environmental factors as well aslifestyle choices. Commonly Observed Changes Some of the most commonly observed changes in the anatomy and physiology of musculoskeletal system with aging are: a decrease in the total amount of muscle fibers due to the depressed productive capacity of cells to produce proteins. In addition, the size of muscles cells, fibers and tissue; this is also knownas generalized muscular atrophy. There is total loss of muscle bulk, power and strength of all major muscle groups like deltoids, biceps, triceps, hamstrings, and other major muscles. One can also expect wasting or wear and tear of the protective cartilage of joints that normally acts as a shock-absorber and gliding...
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...The name of this article was “Chronic caffeine intake reverses age-induced insulin resistance in the rat: effect on skeletal muscle Glut4 transporters and AMPK activity”. The hypothesis of this study was that chronic caffeine intake reverses aging-induced insulin resistance in rats. The study included other aspects in order to rule these other aspects out of the cause of the insulin sensitivity. This meant that nothing else could be the cause of the insulin sensitivity. Wistar rats were used to test whether caffeine intake affected aging-induced insulin resistance. The experimental groups were three groups of rats treated with caffeine. These three groups were of different ages: 3 months, 12 months, and 24 months. The control groups were three groups of the same ages used in the experimental groups, but these were not treated with caffeine. The manipulations occurred in separating the rats into age groups and separating them into groups that get caffeine and those that do not get caffeine. Everything else in this study was constant including the amount of caffeine given and the amount of time it was administered. This was an accurate test of the hypothesis. The hypothesis wanted to test caffeine intake and aging induced insulin resistance. This required groups of different ages to be tested. These groups also needed to each have their own control group to be able to determine any difference in what was being tested. The dependent variable was glucose disappearance and the...
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...CAUSES of AGING Rafael Perez Physical Anthropology-2 N3028 Professor Pilakowski February 29, 2016 ABSTRACT When automotive manufactures debut a new auto, it has been designed to last just so many years. The same could be said for Homo sapiens. Most scientists agree that the human body, with its present design and environment, will last about 125 years. That’s if it’s well maintained through proper diet, exercise, meditation and no smoking (Andrews). Causes of aging peaked my interest, since it’s something all organisms experience sooner or later, and at present time I know so little about what awaits me. This thesis shows that communication breakdown inside the cell between the nucleus and mitochondria is a cause of aging. INTRODUCTION David Sinclair of Harvard Medical School put it in rather simple terms when he suggested that the falling-off of communication between the nucleus and mitochondria is similar to an older married couple’s communication. This all happens because of a decline of a chemical called NAD, which causes a gene SIRT1, a sirtuins gene, to lose its ability to keep watch over a molecule HIF-1. What happens next is HIF-1’s levels increase and that reduces communications between the nucleus and mitochondria, which in turn slows down the cell’s ability to produce energy. The reduction in energy leads to senescence and disease (Cameron). In testing with mice, Ana Gomes, a scientist in Sinclair’s lab, was able to improve communication...
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...but quality of a myth is that there may not be a fountain of youth. But by keeping a keen eye on what we eat and by treating our skin in the proper way we can prevent aging and even reverse it. Skin also get damaged and repaired Throughout the day there is severe damage and repair process going on throughout the skin. Body needs the right nutrients at the right amount to fight off damage, and the skin is no different.Nutrients help the cells replicate by providing raw material and...
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...deafness, blindness, incontinence, osteoporosis, arthritis, and impotence. Aging conjures up fears of becoming a weak and feeble invalid, a burden to your loved ones because you can no longer take care of yourself. Imagine though, if you could live to a ripe old age of 100 or so, yet retain the same body you had at say, 35. Imagine if you recaptured all the energy, strength, and resistance to disease that you had when you were young. Fortunately, medical science is currently discovering how and why the human body ages. Within the next few decades, it looks like science will learn how to put an end to the suffering of old age. And right now, there is enough known to significantly stall or even reverse certain aspects of the process of aging. In this report, I’m going to show you some very advanced tools you can use to slow down the rate at which you age. The more slowly you age, the more youthful you remain. This can not only extend your life but also save you from suffering from “old age” disease and disability. It will also help you look and feel years younger. How and Why You Age When I lecture on Anti-aging, I have learned from the audience to clarify one thing first. Anti-aging is not the same thing as life extension. That would make it anti-death. But aging and death are two different things. Aging is the process by which you gradually weaken and lose function. Anti-aging seeks to understand this process and intervene to preserve youthful characteristics...
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...there are opportunities to prevent these conditions from worsen or (reverse them all together,) and assisting aging adults in coping with their conditions. According to studies, numerous interventions and programs are needed to help seniors become more active in self-monitoring symptoms, and self-managing their conditions and medications (Pearson, Mattkle, Shaw, Ridgeley& Wiseman, 2007). As with prevention programs, there is no one size fit all for self-management strategies. However, investment in comparative effective research could provide a better understanding of how different programs work, what features might be optimal, and examples of promising or best practices to implement (Pearson, Mattkle Shaw, Ridgeley& Wiseman, 2007). With this advance knowledge, community associates may consider developing general strategies to harmonizing...
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...don’t see every day: Using sophisticated makeup, long segments of the tale show superstar Brad Pitt’s face, aged beyond his years. He looks so different that a confused Angelina would kick him out of their kids’ nursery. His wrinkled countenance is then seamlessly computer grafted onto a diminutive body. The flick follows “Benjamin Button,” born small, but appearing elderly and arthritic, who then spends the remaining screen time becoming physically younger. While this concept is fantasy, the situation of child who looks geriatric is very rare but very real. Progeria (also called Hutchinson-Gilford Progeria Syndrome or HGPS) is an extremely rare condition. This is a genetic condition characterized by the dramatic, rapid appearance of aging beginning in childhood. Affected children typically look normal at birth and in early infancy, but then grow more slowly than other children and do not gain weight at the expected rate. They develop a characteristic facial appearance including prominent eyes, a thin nose with a beaked tip, thin lips, a small chin, and protruding ears. Like Pitt in the film, people affected with this rare condition experience hair loss (alopecia), aged-looking skin, joint abnormalities, and a loss of fat under the skin (subcutaneous fat). This condition does not disrupt intellectual development or the development of motor skills such as sitting, standing, and walking. People with Hutchinson-Gilford progeria syndrome experience severe hardening of the arteries...
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...Dove To: John Wussow From: Manager Copies to: Managers Date: October 14, 2013 Subject: Dove Marketing Table of Contents Purpose Background Product Description Sales Competitors S.W.O.T Analysis Purpose This five-year marketing plan for Dove has been created by its founders to document how adding a new line of facial products can enhance Dove as a brand and bring in higher market sales. Dove is ranked 7th for the highest leading cosmetic brand in the world, Dove has gone done in marketing value by nearly a million dollars. Dove currently only offers beauty products for your body and hair. Woman have always valued their youth and will do anything to preserve it, which is why anti-aging products are the highest grossing. In order for Dove to compete with to beauty brands such as Olay and L’Oreal, both of which offers these products in variety, Dove needs to add line anti-aging products such as face washers and lotions. Industry The beauty industry is one of the most top grossing markets in the world. We are a part of a society that indulges in make-up, lotions, body washes, hair styling and hair removal, nail and tanning salons, massage parlors, shaving products, perfumes, colognes and more. With a world filled with people with imperfections the beauty market is ever changing and innovative, the beauty market has taken a global expansions and is expected to have 8.4% growth by 2014. Customers DOvea can be used by anyone but is specifivally targetd...
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...In the story “The rabbit hole” the author Ann Beattie, challenge us to think about the conflict among family members when dealing with an aging parent with a serious illness. As a person ages In today’s society there is a role reverse between parent and child. Children are taking care of their parents and assuming all the responsibilities and decision making about their parents health care needs. The story raises a question about family relationships among family members, more specifically the relationship between a bother and his sister, when dealing with the decision concerning what is best for their mother. The author described the way both children had a different point of view on how to deal with their mother Illness. The daughter the primary care giver drove mother to all her appointment, took time off from work. Had to deal with the choice of giving up her life when she moved back home and let the love of her life go when she “ made the mistake of not marrying “ (pg 365) her boyfriend because she was having trouble balancing her love and personal life. Tim lived in a different state showing the disconnection for the reality of what was really happening. got married and no one knew, worried about himself and his work, resented sister for not thinking of him or asking about his life. He loved his mother but did not respected her because she used to party and probably blamed him for the unhappy marriage because he could of been born as a mistake child. He wanted to...
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...Impact of Aging in Place Shirley Jackson ABSTRACT The purpose of this paper is to explore the impact of aging in place. As Americans age we are faced with the decision of aging in place or moving into a senior community. Studies have proven that seniors prefer to stay in the comforts of their own homes. The National Association Home Builders is promoting accessible home modifications that will enable seniors to age in place. By working directly with organizations like the Senior Housing Council, Remodelers Council, and Research Center they are better able to service the needs of the aging in place communities The NAHB feels that Americans should have the option to maintain their dignity and independence comfortably in their own home, minor aging-in-place modifications make the difference in the lives of people with disabilities and senior’s one study found… (NAHB, 2008). Studies have shown that the population of elderly has increased dramatically therefore the growth of the elderly population has created a need for aging in place villages and communities. ACCESSIBLE HOME MODIFICATIONS The NAHB is working with members of the National Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association and Aging in Place Council to inform seniors about aging in place...
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...Japan’s Shrinking Population Will Be the Downfall of Its Economy Japan’s changing values and contracting population will be the downfall of its economy. With a declining birth rate, currently at 1.3 births per woman (Bonnett,2009) and ever aging population, Japan is expected to shrink in population from its peak of 128 million people seven years ago to 87 million people by the year 2060 (Week Magazine 2014). How will Japan afford to sustain its generous social programs and bolster its fragile economy at the same time? How can Japan convince its younger generation to reverse the current trend of shunning marriage and children? The aversion of Japan’s younger generation to marriage and childbirth along with its aging population will drain its finances as it tries to sustain its economy. Japan’s population is getting smaller, and a variety of factors contribute to the shrinking population. One of the most dramatic factors is Japan’s declining fertility rate. This decline in fertility can be explained by two main factors, changing values and economics. Japanese women are joining the work force in greater numbers than ever before and in doing so have dramatically changed Japan’s demographic future. Japanese women have more options in the workforce than ever before and they are more educated than any point in Japan’s history. Thus, they are postponing or completely forgoing marriage to pursue opportunities outside the traditional Japanese home. The number of unmarried women ages...
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...Pros and Cons of Cloning Name of Student Name of Institution Outline Topic: Cloning: Pros and Cons I. Introduction What is cloning? Thesis statement – cloning should not be completely banned since is has positive benefits to human beings. II. Body A. Advantages of cloning 1. Present medicine a. Treating cancer and Alzheimer’s b. Organ transplant 2. Solution to infertility and aging a. Cloning human beings for children b. Reversing effects of aging 3. Conservation of endangered animals and food security a. Cloning of almost extinct animals b. Cloning livestock for food security B. Disadvantages of cloning 1. Trial and error technique a. Cloning of dolly b. Possibility of failure 2. Transfer of diseases and abnormalities 3. Disregard for life and God III. Conclusion A. Logical Summary B. Reworded thesis statement C. closing Statement Pros and Cons of Cloning Cloning is explained as the process in which a precise genetic copy of another cell, tissue or organism is created. The genetic make up of the copied material is identical to the original and it is known as a clone. Cloning takes place naturally during the formation of identical twins. The first living thing to be cloned was a sheep known as Dolly at the Roslin Institute in Scotland by Ian Wilmut (Devolder ,1-4). In my opinion cloning should not be completely banned because even if it has disadvantages it also has positive benefits. Cloning has advantages and disadvantages. Cloning...
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...Analyzing the Psychology of Aging Jason Russ Analyzing the Psychology of Aging Not only is the country’s population growing, it is aging as well. Older adults are the fastest growing population on the charts right now. There is no point and time when a person overnight just becomes “old.” Obviously everyone knows we simply just age; it comes with getting older. This thing called “aging” happens to everyone at a different rate. In this particular essay I will briefly be discussing five parts of psychology aging, and cognitive functioning in the elderly. Psychology of Aging, Theories of Aging, the Physical Dimension, the Cognitive Dimension, and the Social Dimension. The psychology of aging focuses on the behavioral changes which occur during the normal aging process. Age differences in learning, memory, perceptual and intellectual abilities will be investigated. In addition, emphasis will be placed on the neural correlates and cognitive consequences of disorders of aging such as Alzheimers disease(Belsky, J.1999). Aging introduces a number of psychological and physical changes in the human body and engaged researchers in this field of study. The growing population in industrialized countries has become a serious issue in the 21st century. Life expectancy has increased significantly over the 20th century. For example, in 1900 a baby born in an industrialized country would usually live to between 47 and 55, while a baby born in the 21st century would be expected to...
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