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Anyone care to explain why this is too good to be true? Because it's always too good to be true.
by fragsworth 13y ago
Anyone care to explain why this is too good to be true? Because it's always too good to be true.
- kirubakaran 13y agoUntil it's not.
- enkephalin 13y agohas to happen some day, i guess
- ams6110 13y agoThe discovery concerns decline in mitochondrial function with age in muscle tissue. Another article about this, http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-25445748 http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-25445748, explains that this could never be a cure-all for ageing. Other aspects such as shortening of telomeres or damage to DNA would not be reversed.
- seanica 13y agoIt sounds like an expensive drug habit to have. To start with, imagine the withdrawal symptoms.
- ric2z 13y agodeath