X-Message-Number: 7407 From: Date: Thu, 02 Jan 1997 16:17:58 -0400 (EDT) Subject: I still think "evolution" within an organism contributes to aging. Date sent: 2-JAN-1997 15:32:31 Two years ago I suggested that some form of "evolution" cause aging. I still maintain that for the following reason. It does not matter at what experiment you look at that increases lifespan. All they are doing is improving the survival environment for "young cells" and consequently increase in lifespan. Note I deliberately avoid definning what a "young cell" is. It does not matter. You can also do the reverse by smoking. The latter cause wrinkles because the environment in the skin is changed to increase the collagen at the expence of the elastin producing cells. Thus you can get DNA, RNA or chloroform injection. Eat all kinds of health food. You will age slower. The final solution to the aging problem will be a cocktail of chemicals or other means that will do it with out anyone really understand why because so many factors are involved. All you have to do is to improve the environment for "young cells". IF YOU DISAGREE WITH THIS IDEA MENTION ONE SINGLE RESEARCH ON AGING THAT CAN NOT BE EXPLAINED BY THIS IDEA. J.C. Rate This Message: http://www.cryonet.org/cgi-bin/rate.cgi?msg=7407