The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) does not consider aging a disease. Consequently, many products currently on the market that pitch slower aging may not activate the longevity pathways in humans. Excitement over the next longevity pill … why not since everyone wants a long, healthy life? … likely will diminish since the pill …
Could our DNA be hacked? Longevity trends project a longer life span for Baby Boomers when compared with that of subsequent generations. Sadly, with the onset of diseases at earlier ages, our children and grandchildren may experience on average, shorter life spans when compared to those of their senior relatives. Could successive degeneration of DNA …
Water energy is the key to global climate change. DiTetra Gas produced by WIT Machines should have a major role in new energy innovations that the World is desperately seeking. There are no carbon emissions since WIT Machines can operate on power generated by either solar or wind. The first industrial WIT Machine, we call …
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A Perfect Storm happened this hiking season on Mt. Everest. A combination of rookie climbers, unqualified Sherpas (guides), unexpected bad weather, limited oxygen supplies and other factors contributed to the high mortality rate. It is estimated that there were over 800 hikers on the mountain at one time this month. The NY Times wrote .. …
Our mother, Ann Cassidy, is a Futuristic Creative. She lived trends before they were popular and her creativity continues to escalate even when she starts her 9th decade in July. My siblings, Lisa and Keith, helped with a list of futuristic trends below. Back in the early 1970’s, Ann became a single mother raising three …
The May 2019 edition of National Geo has an article about “Superionic Ice” that may occur on some outer planets. Supposedly, the “super” ice was recently created at a laboratory for only a nanosecond applying several thousand degrees below typical freezing temperature on Earth and pressures equivalent to that of other planets. Physicist Marius Millot …
It has been two years since we reported on beverage trends after attending the Beverage Forum held in Chicago, IL in 2017. For the first time, bottled water captured over 50% of the beverage gross sales market and the hottest trend at that time (and currently) is to reduce sugar content in beverages. For 2019, …
This antique postcard caught my eye. The message of the historic Arch that still spans 9th Street located in Modesto, California, is relevant to a good long life: “Water, Wealth, Contentment, Health”. In celebration of the construction of an irrigation system for the nearby farmlands back in 1912 (almost a century ago), the towns folks …
Our bodies run on energy produced by cellular mitochondria. One of life’s greatest mysteries is why the mitochondrial DNA is separate and different from that of our nuclear DNA. The biochemistry for our own life support is elaborate … including the various cycles using the glucose and fatty acids from bacterial breakdown of our food …
One of our health-wise customers told us about Marine Biologist Dr. Wallace Nichols and his Blue Mind concept. Dr. Nichols has theories on how either our experiences with water or recall of our good memories of water can make us feel more balanced, centered and inspired in our confusing, stressful world. This month, we highlight …
