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Stem cells, telomeres, and lifelong stress as the real limit on longevity
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Stem cells, telomeres, and lifelong stress as the real limit on longevity

Frederic mentions following stem cell developments, which are very expensive, and asks about alternatives such as LifeWave patches meant to stimulate stem cells, which he tried without result.

Asked what he is trying to achieve, he says rejuvenation for himself and his wife.

The Wonders say he can pursue that or simply address telomere length, which he already does with TA-65, but that the rest is learning not to stress himself.

Both he and his wife have a large capacity for stress and therefore assume what they carry is not stress - but it is, and it has been there not just in the difficult recent years but since birth: they have stressed their mental, emotional, spiritual and consequently physical capacity, and it shows in their physicality.

If he genuinely wants to extend his lifespan he should not look to stem cell research to do it.

They define stress as what occurs when there is fear, judgment and guilt, present in all of them since the beginning of their existence.

Moving beyond it starts with letting go of the attachment to fear, judgment and guilt as necessary for survival; only then can he address how deeply those are incorporated in the body, shaping how things move and how he thinks, reacts and acts - and only then does he begin making real inroads into longevity.

Session 70 — November 2022 · original position 07:31 · 03:14 excerpt
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