Medical Forum / General / Nutrition / December 2004
Aging - A Vitamin Deficient Disease
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stone - 06 Dec 2004 01:02 GMT Vitamins A and D are toxic at high levels. You can take megadoses of C and E. Too much C just causes diarhea as your system flushes out the excess. You could use this as a natural laxative to keep the colon clean. Large doses of C have very good health effects: stronger heart, slowing down aging, more collagin for firmer skin, less colesterol build up on veins, higher immune system to fight disease, natural antihistimine to prevent running nose, megadosing on C is a strong viruscide to kill viruses. I don't know if very large doses of E are toxic, however I do know that large doses can be taken regularly and it only helps you. However, it does increase the male sex drive subsantially, it is the virility vitamin. I don't know if there is a limit on taking E. I have been taking 3200 iu of E per day for years and it didn't hurt me. I use it to slow down aging which it does very well. C is water soluble, E is soluble in oil; putting antiaging vitamins in the watery and oil parts of my body. I post under the name antiaging; I am 52 years old and I have a body like a man in his early 20s. I look about 17 on my driver's licensce photo. Never had crows feet wrinkles around the eyes. I started megadosing on vitamins to fight aging in 1973. I could be the best in the world at fighting aging at this time. It looked like I was actually getting younger over the past 8 years, But I take huge doses of vitamins and calcium to accomplish this. [A, C, E, calcium, stresstabs containing the B complex vitamins and a high protein diet to slow down aging.] Also some selenium, bioflavinoids, magnesium, zinc, generally anything that boosts the immune system will fight aging. I believe the immune system can be boosted so high that it will actually heal aging and cause a person to slowly and gradually get younger. I have seen sagging around the chin and under the eyes go away and my nose seemed to turn up more; my hair is slowly growing back. Young people move fast and think fast. I practice martial arts and this has greatly increased my speed of thinking, moving and flexibility.
Herbs
Main immune boosting herb is echinacea. Gotu Kola causes more blood to flow to the brain and has been proven to increase the Intelligence Quoteint IQ of test subjects. Eyebrite causes more blood flow to the eyes and regulates fluid pressure in the eyes preventing age related eye problems; it makes you see more clearly too. You should also try to get about 8 hours sleep per day, because human growth harmone needed for cell division is mostly produced when you sleep. Immune system is highest during sleep. Lots of water should be drunk before bed. Caffeine helps to clean the products of cell funcion out of the blood faster by increasing kidney funcion. [The vitamins clean the cells faster and the caffeine cleans the cell wastes out of the blood faster. Clean cells do not slow down the rate of the cell divisions, so you don't get old.] [Aging is caused by background radiation acting on oxidation products in the cells and changing them to free radicals. Free radical damage causes cell divisions to slow down; this causes aging. Antioxidant vitamins, megadoses, can clean the oxidation products out of the cell so fast that the cell divisions don't slow down, and hence, no aging.] Do you understand what I am trying to say?
These are results of over 31 years of my personal research, my own body being the ginny pig for testing on.
Read the book of Genesis in the Bible. Methuselah was supposed to have lived 969 years. Noah was 500 years old before he started building the ark. I suspect they may have been processing vitamins out of foods, something that modern science only rediscovered in the last 150 years; megadosing on vitamins only started around 1969 with Linus Pauling.
Succorso - 06 Dec 2004 12:53 GMT ... I post under the name antiaging; I am 52 years old
> and I have a body like a man in his early 20s. I look about 17 on my > driver's licensce photo.... and you spell like a 5 year old.
Pete - 06 Dec 2004 21:45 GMT > and you spell like a 5 year old. and you have the emotional maturity of a 13 year old boy
stone - 07 Dec 2004 03:03 GMT Succorso wrote in message ...
>... I post under the name antiaging; I am 52 years old >> and I have a body like a man in his early 20s. I look about 17 on my >> driver's licensce photo.... > >and you spell like a 5 year old. I corrected the spelling in alt.religion.christian.baptist under the title of "trying to prove genesis ages true". I also added more to it.
Here is a response I made to one of the objections I got:
. People that had those short life spans from premature aging are people that had bad nutrition and were overworked, without enough sleep, so there bodies wore down, did not regenerate properly and they aged fast. Robert Ripley, of Ripley's believe it or not fame, is an example of this. Overwork, bad nutrition, caused him to have the body of an 85 year old man when he was still in his 40s, and he died in his 40s. Look at that post by Chris, above. Ancient writings from China showed people to have normal life spans, (around 70 years or so) as far back as 5000 years ago. I have also seen this uninformed error put out by the American Medical association on TV that life spans were only 33 aroung the time of the Romans. This is bunk. There error seems to come from a false premise, that since the life span in America, in the 1800s was only around 43 and the lifespan now is around 73, that lifespans have been gradually increasing with the advancing of society with time. So if you follow this false assumption back into the past, then the life span must have been shorter. This is false. People in America in the 1800s had bad nutrition in the cities, and they were doing 60 hour work weeks, and they aged fast because of this. The labor laws to protect them from forced overtime were not there yet. Because food is stored in the cities for weeks, in super markets, the vitamin content goes down by the time the people eat it. Life span is longer now because of vitamin enriched foods, and vitamin supplements and a 40 hour work week. In ancient China the food was freshed killed meat, and freshly caught fish, and fresh vegetables right from the fields; these types of food are loaded with vitamins, so people lived longer. There is a recorded story of a guy in England, around the 1400 hundreds or so, that lived over 150 years. He was a former and got his food fresh from the field, and had fresh meat from hunting, loaded with vitamins. He said he ate oatmeal in the morning, bread in the afternoon and meat and potatos at night. The king heard about how old he was and took him to live in London. When he started eating the kings food, he died within a few short months. This is recorded in English history. Aging for men even 3000 years ago, would be slower if the food was fresh from the fields and fresh killed meat which is loaded with vitamins. Moses, Jacob, Abraham all lived well over a hundred. There is a farming community in Russia right now where people regularly live over a hundred and it has been that way for a long long time. Women in their 80s work the fields there. Aging depends on how you treat your body. How much nutrition and how much sleep you get.
FREDWELFARE - 20 Dec 2004 04:22 GMT Cause of aging is the loss of telomerase on chromosomes. Proper nutrition is probably necessary to prevent this, but specific organs can lose telomerase also instead of uniform loss in all cells. Probably a certain sequence of mutations leads to this loss; aging occurs a different rates in each organ. Undoubtedly, stress complicates the problem due to release of deleterious hormones.
FredW
Cubit - 31 Dec 2004 19:14 GMT I believe the loss of telomeres is normal. Stopping the loss with telomerase may lead to cancers due to the cell's immortality.
> Cause of aging is the loss of telomerase on chromosomes. Proper nutrition is > probably necessary to prevent this, but specific organs can lose telomerase [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > FredW Cubit - 06 Dec 2004 18:26 GMT An inspiring post, even if it lacks some credibility.
> Vitamins A and D are toxic at high levels. You can take megadoses of C and > E. Too much C just causes diarhea as your system flushes out the excess. You [quoted text clipped - 53 lines] > modern science only rediscovered in the last 150 years; megadosing on > vitamins only started around 1969 with Linus Pauling. ____________________________________________________________________________ ___
> Posted Via Uncensored-News.Com - Accounts Starting At $6.95 - http://www.uncensored-news.com > <><><><><><><> The Worlds Uncensored News Source <><><><><><><>< TC - 20 Dec 2004 18:49 GMT > Vitamins A and D are toxic at high levels. Only when consumed in pills.
These vitamins when consumed as real foods like fish liver or cow liver can be consumed in higher levels without such toxicity.
TC
Doug Freese - 21 Dec 2004 17:19 GMT >> Vitamins A and D are toxic at high levels. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > liver > can be consumed in higher levels without such toxicity. Hmmm yummy. Do you sprinkle the contents of your vacuum cleaner bag to leech out the toxic "stuff" the liver collects. I would trust a pill long before organ meat.
-DF
TC - 21 Dec 2004 18:58 GMT > >> Vitamins A and D are toxic at high levels. > > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Hmmm yummy. Do you sprinkle the contents of your vacuum cleaner bag to > leech out the toxic "stuff" the liver collects. I would trust a pill
> long before organ meat. > > -DF http://www.nutritiondata.com
Beef Liver
"This food is low in Sodium. It is also a good source of Iron and Zinc, and a very good source of Protein, Vitamin A, Riboflavin, Niacin, Vitamin B6, Folate, Vitamin B12, Pantothenic Acid, Phosphorus, Copper and Selenium."
Loads of nutrition in beef liver and it tastes pretty darned good in the hands of an excellent cook such as myself.
Cod liver oil capsules are easily purchased almost anywhere and deliver excellent vitamin a and d without any toxicity issues.
TC
nospam@pacbell.net - 22 Dec 2004 03:26 GMT >> >> Vitamins A and D are toxic at high levels. >> > [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > >TC I eat chicken liver which has the same benefits as beef liver. I feel a little safer because chickens don't live very long and have less time to accumulate toxins in their liver. Furthermore I really like chicken livers.
We used to have beef liver on our table pretty often when I was a child and while my mother was a good cook and it generally turned out pretty good, that was not always the case. Maybe the beef was sometimes too old.
Ora
Doug Freese - 22 Dec 2004 13:43 GMT > http://www.nutritiondata.com > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Loads of nutrition in beef liver and it tastes pretty darned good in > the hands of an excellent cook such as myself. I agree completely with the value of the contents and I was many years ago a big fan of calves liver. OTOH, since the liver is a glorified filter we have no idea what else is trapped in the layers. And knowing that commercial farms feed their animals some unscrupulous "stuff" to make them grow rapidly, I'm not eating that filter. It's a risk that I choose not to take.
-DF
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