Tag: aging

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Intact thymus (a sign of lower cortisol/estrogen exposure) is a very good predictor of health/longevity

Ray has written by the thymus gland in several of his articles. He mentioned that cortisol and…

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Restoring phosphatidylcholine levels through supplementation reverses (mitochondrial) aging

Phosphatidylcholine (PC) is a vital lipid for proper cellular “membrane” integrity/structure and it has been known for…

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More than 90% of the aging process is driven by environment, can be reversed; hair graying is a good biomarker of aging

Perfect corroboration of the other post I just did – i.e. low calcium and vitamin D being…

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Strenuous “endurance” activities, such as marathons, damage red blood cells and accelerate aging

Mainstream medicine has spent decades promoting the idea that “more exercise is always better.” Endurance events like…

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Aging driven by PUFA and its peroxidation; vitamin E, PUFA avoidance, eating SFA may delay/reverse aging

For decades, mainstream medicine has promoted the idea that reactive oxygen species (ROS) are uniformly harmful and that…

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People who eat meat more likely to become centenarians than vegans

As the push to get the population to embrace veganism continues unabated, evidence quietly accumulates that eating…

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Human ovarian/egg cells (oocytes) do NOT age, suggesting menopause is reversible

Ray wrote in many of is articles that menopause is not what mainstream medicine describes it to…

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Age-related inflammation driven by declining mitochondrial function; menopause likely reversible

Yet another study demonstrating the key role metabolism plays in aspects of health firmly considered by medicine…

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Aspirin – a new drug for blood pressure, reversing heart disease (CVD) and aging?

During the COVID hysteria, several studies came out showing that the morbidity and mortality of this conditions…

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Oxidative metabolism reflects our biological age, metabolic dysfunction drives frailty/aging

In several of his articles, Ray discussed the non-specific “syndrome of being sick” -i.e. looking and feeling…