But they just keep adding more and more possible causes of aging and now the paper is worthless.Now if a study finds checkers players live slightly shorter than the control group, they'll add checkers as a cause of aging. It's ridiculous
>>17088231If a paper can be ruined by adding more of the paper then the paper was always worthless.
>>17088251you don't know what you're talking about. A review is supposed to summarize. If you make it so long that it contains all the papers published in Nature since the 19th century, then it's not a review
>>17088231On the core it's divalent iron poisoning, chromium depletion, and cadmium deficiency.
>>17088231Jeez, if we only could identify a general underlying mechanism ... :)
>>17088251This.>>17088294If the papers are added as a pure citation then it makes no difference. More is better then fewer in that case. If the citation is added because the content was incomplete and a new notion must be added, then the original was fucked.Anyway, 100% of aging research is bullshit scams so far. The only company I follow is Loyal, but only because they might fluke into the first discovery. Their science is trash.
>>17088231The body ages on purpose That's really the only answer given that it's so ridiculously difficult to increase mammal lifespan. Also so many anti-aging tools the body has are artificially limited, to the point where something like liposomal spermidine is surprisingly effective at making you healthier by basically doing one single thing, stopping the body from limiting autophagy
>>17088456>Also so many anti-aging tools the body has are artificially limitedOnly correct part of this post.
>>17088456We know the body ages on purpose. The hubris is in thinking we can play God and prevent cancer better than the body aging itself.
>>17088480>>>/x/>>>/pol/
>>17088481Not sure what about that is paranormal or political.
>>17088498Go worship your magic sky daddy somewhere else.
>>17088511>>>/r/eddit please, that must be the only sensible explanation for getting this triggered upon a mention of God. I'm not even Christian lmao.
>>17088522>hurr durr we age cuz god said so waaah no stop trying to do science things waaah>>>>>>>>>/r/eddit please, that must be the only sensible explanation for getting this triggered upon a mention of God. I'm not even Christian lmao.
>>17088534>no stop trying to do science thingsNever said this. I welcome us trying but it's not easy or we'd have anti-aging drugs by now.
>>17088481>>17088511>>17088534Hybris