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Tue, 30 Nov 2010 03:42:54 -0500
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Telomeres and aging
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CBC radio program "As It Happens" on the 29th November 18:48 EST.

A geneticist at Harvard Medical, Boston, used synthetic telomeres to 
reverse aging in mice. Telomeres are enzymes; they are in young animals 
and I assume that they are destroyed by cooking.
This would explain the success of raw carnivore diet(s) in healing and 
disease prevention.

William

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