Telomere extension and supporting regimen for prolonged health
OwnerErinn Van Wynsbergheinventor
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The present invention concerns a method for extending telomeres that have decayed in length without engaging bodily functions such as telomerase, so as to prevent cells from reaching the Hayflick limit and thus avoid risk of becoming senescent. This process is intended to improve the body's ability to restore damaged self-repair mechanisms, cells, and tissues at a pace that is no longer outmatched by senescent cell accumulation, thus reducing probability of age-related maladies including illness, infirmity, disease, and cognitive decline. The present invention also concerns a corresponding regimen of additional procedures and techniques to restore cellular functionality and thus bodily health such as: introducing artificially produced stem cells and/or converting bodily cells to stem cells; doing so in a manner that prevents detection by the body's own immune system; removing senescent cells (“Senolytics”); and replenishing necessary materials extracted during the senolytic process such as P53, all as part of a collective strategy for improving health, health span, and longevity.
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A method to extend telomeres in a genomic DNA strand comprising:
A method of administering gene therapy to a subject comprising:
A method of searching genomic DNA of a subject comprising:
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