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Tag: Longevity

Long Lifespan
According to new research, it may be possible for humans to live 130 years or perhaps longer, but the chances of reaching that age are slim. New findings suggest that mortality risk plateaus past 110 For many years now, just how long a human being can live has been the focus of heated debate. Some...
Developing healthy practices could help you live a longer life.
Every day, researchers get together in their labs and try to find ways of bringing aging under medical control. Despite the ongoing global effort, it is estimated that a relatively complete system of controlling biological aging is at least 20 years away. That means there is likely going to be considerable time before life extension...
In this week's episode of X10, another informative and straightforward Life Extension 101 episode, Giuliano discusses the benefits of life extension, including its effects on you, your family, and society as a whole. He discusses the possibilities of retirement and the ability to get around to doing the things that you never found time for,...
Today, we're releasing the first episode of X10, and for this Life Extension 101 episode, we're going to start with the most fundamental thing about life extension: its basic definition. In this week's informative episode, Nicola explains what this often-misused term really means and what it implies. While defining this important concept, he discusses rejuvenation...
Jeanne Calment has the claim of being the longest lived human, but two researchers believe this claim may be false. Is the oldest recorded human being potentially a hoax? If you open an article dedicated to supercentenarians, it is very likely that at its very beginning, you will see the name of Jeanne Calment, the...
Recently, Reason of Fight Aging! pointed out psychological research revealing a certain conservatism in terms of what people consider to be the "ideal" levels of happiness, intelligence, longevity, and even health. It probably doesn't come as a surprise that significant numbers of people in the studies weren’t too keen on the idea of living much...