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Therapy Information

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Biomark International – a cell bank that also manufactures stem cell therapy injections for a range of illnesses. A physician should be consulted for treatment.

Links

Immunotherapy
www.cancerresearch.org
www.cordblood.com

Stem Cells
www.aabb.org
www.stemcells.com
www.nih.gov/news/stemcell/primer.htm
www.michaeljfox.org
www.clinicaltrials.gov
www.stemcellhelp.org

Alternative Medicine
www.immunesystemdisorders.com
www.camaweb.org

Nutrition
www.www.davidwolfe.com
www.livingfoodsinstitute.com

Research bodies

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International Society for Stem Cell Research See the section on Frequently Asked Questions which has lots of information.

American Association of Blood Banks

International Journal of Cell Differentiation and Proliferation

US National Institute of Health

US NIH clinical trials This site has information for patients.

Polyenlphosphatidyl Choline

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A moisturiser and a supplement which is used to improve memory and protect the liver.

Kojic Acid

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A natural skin-lightening agent found in a Japanese mushroom. It works by blocking the formation of pigment. It is used for toning the skin, lightening age spots, freckles and general pigmentation problems on the face and body.

Idebenone

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A synthetic antioxident that resembles co-enzyme Q-10 but has smaller molecules, allowing to be more easily absorbed by the skin. Its manufacturers claim it is more powerful than any known antioxident.

DMAE

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DMAE

DMAE, or dimethylaminoethanol (chemical name deanol), is a compound found in high levels in oily fish such as anchovies, sardines and salmon. It is also produced in small amounts by the human brain. It is sold as a food supplement to boost brain function and is thought to be helpful in attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Doctors are also looking at its role in treating poor memory and Alzheimer’s Disease, as well as some movement disorders.

The supplement was originally researched as a treatment for ADHD and early studies in the 1970s revealed that it was helpful for children with learning disabilities and behavior problems. This substance appears to increase production of chemicals in the brain essential for short-term memory, concentration, and learning capacity. It is also classed as an “cholinergic” because it is thought to increase levels of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine, one of the chemicals in the brain that enhances mental powers. A decrease in the brain cells that produce acetylcholine is thought to be partly responsible for Alezheimer’s disease. “Cholinergic” drugs, such as tacrine (Cognex), donepezil (Aricept), rivasatigmine (Exelon), and galantamine (Reminyl) are used to treat the dementia of Alzheimer’s disease.

Although there are no conclusive studies it is possible that DMAE has memory-boosting effects. Many nutritionally oriented physicians prescribe DMAE along with another memory enhancer, the dietary supplement phosphatidylcholine.

DMAE supplements won’t work for everybody and are not intended as a cure. But they are safe and may be helpful. They should be taken with meals.

There are no known drug or nutrient interactions associated with DMAE but more needs to be learned this supplement. You should consult a doctor, particularly if you have any illnesses such as epilepsy.

International anti-ageing skin doctor Nicholas Perricone describes DMAE as “the magic bullet” for skin. He prescribes supplements and a diet high in wild salmon – his research documents changes in the skin in only three days. He believes that DMAE is a building-block of the neuro-transmitter acetylcholine which declines with age and causes a deterioration in musle-tone as well as brain function. This diet also has a beneficial effect on weight.

Recommended books by Perricone: The Perricone Prescription and The Wrinkle Cure

Beta Glucan

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Beta Glucan is a powerful immune stimulator which is also effective in the diet in preventing coronary heart disease by lowering blood cholesterol and increasing good cholesterol levels. It is found in mushrooms, barley, oats and yeast.

Private Stem Cell Banks

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UK

Cells Limited
Temple House
221-225 Station Road
Harrow HA1 2TH

T:+44 (0)845 226 0844; email: info@babycells.com

US

Corcell Inc
1411 Walnut Street
Suite 300, Philadelphia PA19102
www.corcell.com

Worldwide

Alpha Cord, USA – Home Office
2200 Century Parkway #9
Atlanta, Georgia 30345
T: + 1 866-396-7283
F: +1 404-795-9126
contact@alphacord.com

Alpha Cord, Columbia
Rodolfo Martinez, MD
Carrera 21 No 90-59
Clinica del Chico
Bogota, DC.
Colombia, Suramerica
T: 01-571-531-02-71
Romartin@colomsat.net.co

Alpha Cord, France
Orhan Unlusoy
56, rue de Sèvres
92100 Boulogne France
T: 33-146-03-32-04
unlusoyOrhan@aol.com

Alpha Cord, México
Colina del Yaqui #65
Fracc. Boulevares
C.P. 53140
Naucalpan, Edo. de México
T: 52-55-5236-7395
grisel@alphacordmexico.com

Alpha Cord Turkey
Istanbul Office:
Cengiz Bayirli
Husrev Gerede Cad No:86/2 Tesvikiye
Istanbul, Turkey
T: 0212-365-10-87
F: 0212-365-10-88
Mobile: 0532-739-41-18 (24 hours)
info@alphacordturkey.com
www.alphacordturkey.com

Alpha Cord Greece
George Pitoulis
Narkissou 24
Athens, Greece 14563
T: 0030-694-483-1283
F: 0030-210-8014-984
georgepitoulis@hotmail.com

China
Shanghai Stem Cells Technology Co Ltd


Blood and hormone Tests

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These are the key tests which should be performed by an anti-ageing doctor. All are relevant to both sexes with the exception of the PSA test, which is the test for male prostate cancer.

Blood Count – A measurement of the white and red blood cells and immunity

Chemistry profile – Checks kidney and liver function, iron and albumin levels

DHEA – Checks the level of this hormone – as it declines with age

Somotomedin (IGF-1) – A measurement of Human Growth Hormone levels as these decline with age

Testosterone – A hormone measurement

Insulin – Blood sugar measurement

Homocysteine – High levels of this naturally-occuring amino-acid is associated with heart and cardiovascular disease

TCP index – A measurement of the amount of protection the body has against free radicals

Liquid peroxides – A measurement of the free-radical damage to blood fats

Clycation index – Measures the mount of sugars attached bo protein – the higher the index indicated accelerated ageing.

PSA – test for prostate cancer

Contacts

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Alcor
7895 East Acoma Dr., No 110
Scottsdale, AZ 85260
T: (480) 905-1906
T: (480) 922-9013 Emergencies only
F: (480) 922 9027
(800) 367-2228
website: www.alcor.org

American Cryonics Society
Mailing address
P.O. Box 1509
Cupertino, CA 95015

1901 Old Middlefield Way No 1
Mountainview, CA 94043
T: (800) 523-2001
T: (650) 254-2001 main office
F: (650) 254 0128
(408) 308 4403 pager

e-mail: cryonics@jps.net
main office e-mail: cryonics@americancryonics.org

Cryonics Institute
24355 Sorrentino Court
Clinton Township, MI 48035
(810) 791-5961
(810) 792-7062
website: www.cryonics.org
e-mail: cryonics@cryonics.org

Also The Cryonics Society www.cryonicssocieety.org

The Science of Cryobiology

Resuscitation and Hypothermia

Nanotechnology and Nanomedicine

Biotechnology and Aging

General Science

Cryonics

Cryonics Organizations

Other links of interest

Off beat and humour

The process

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About cryonics

Cryonics is the process in which those who have died are preserved by keeping them at a very low temperature until a means is developed to reverse the cryonics process and a cure for their illness or death is found.

So far cryonics is only a theory. No adult human has ever been revived as a result of a cryonics procedure. Although human embryos can be successfully cryopreserved and revived.

The cryonics procedure is begun when the heart stops beating – cardiac arrest (legal death). Blood circulation and oxygenation are restored in the cryogenics patient, to prevent deterioration, and the cryonics preservation procedures begin.

It costs between $80 and $130,000 depending on whether you request whole body to neuropreservation. Many people pay for it with life insurance.

The majority of cryonics organisation are situated in the US. Michigan-based Alcor, for example, has 650 future patients signed-up and 59 cryopatients. Future patients have wristbands and a card giving detailed instructions on what should happen on their death ie that no post mortem is carried out.

Cryonics Europe, based in the UK, has a team of volunteers trained to carry out the first stages of the preservation process. This includes putting the body in a portable bath filled with dry ice and attaching it to a machine designed to maintain circulation – this stops the further deterioration of cells. The blood is then drained off and replaced with a glycerol which works a bit like anti-freeze. Then the corpse is wrapped in polythene, submerged in alcohol, placed with ice and insulated in a fibre-glass box before being airlifted to Alcor in Michigan. Once in Michigan is it immersed in liquid nitrogen which sends its temperature plunging to -196C.

More detailed information on the procedure can be obtained from the Alcor web site and the contacts in this section.

Britons prepared to give up sex for longevity, says new survey

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LONDON: A large number of Britons would be prepared to give up sex if it meant they would live to be 100, according to a survey on Friday.

The Mori research found that 40 percent would pass on the passion for longevity, although far more women (48 percent) were willing to make the sacrifice than men (31 percent).

However nearly all (94 percent) would not give up their friends or family in order to reach their century while a half thought scientists should keep trying to prolong people’s lifespans.

Private health care provider BUPA commissioned the survey as part of a debate on the implications of an ageing population.

“Britain is facing an ageing time bomb with major challenges presented by retirement, the desire to live longer and the increasing burden of caring for older people,” said Andrew Vallance-Owen, BUPA’s medical director.

Smoking lowers IQ and increases risk of dementia, experts warn.

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SMOKING can lower your IQ and increases the risk of dementia later in life, experts warned yesterday.

Long-term smokers suffer significant damage to their memory and their ability to think quickly and solve problems.

Researchers warn that this may lead to difficulties in simple everyday tasks such as counting change – and may hasten the onset of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.

Experts from Aberdeen and Edinburgh universities say the study offers the first conclusive evidence that cigarettes are bad for your intelligence as well as your physical health.

They believe that toxic chemicals in smoke get into the bloodstream and harm the blood vessels that provide the brain with vital oxygen supplies.

‘Our findings are significant because they show for the first time the long-term effect of smoking on cognitive ability,’ said Dr John Starr, of Edinburgh University. ‘The impact of smoking on the IQ of the people involved may appear small, but it will impair their quality of life.

‘They will experience niggly problems with any task that requires some sort of mental agility – whether that’s organising their daily life, remembering what to buy at the shops, doing crossword puzzles or playing bridge.’

In the study, detailed in New Scientist magazine today, researchers looked at 465 individuals, all of whom were born in 1936 and had taken part in the same IQ survey at the age of 11.

The team asked these people, around half of whom were former or current smokers, to take a series of five tests designed to measure their mental functioning and IQ between 2000 and

2002 when they were aged 64 on average.

After taking into account other factors which may influence their intelligence, such as education and alcohol consumption, the results showed that smokers tended to fare worse than non-smokers.

Professor Lawrence Whalley, of Aberdeen University, said that the smokers – who had been smoking for around 40 years on average – had experienced IQ reductions of around 2 per cent as a result of their habit.

Further analysis showed that when the effect of smoking on lung function was taken into account, the negative effect on IQ was around 4 per cent.

Scientists have previously shown that damaged lung function is associated with impaired mental ability, possibly because the brain is being fed less oxygen.

Professor Whalley said former smokers – most of whom had smoked for around ten years early in adulthood – also had slightly lower scores than nonsmokers.

He said the findings contradict the belief of some smokers that a nicotine rush can actually help boost their brain power.

He added: ‘Smokers are likely to be functioning at 2 per cent lower than if they had not smoked.

‘This becomes critical if you think of the decline you see in dementia – if you are starting from a lower point then it may come on earlier.’

Institute for Orthomolecular Medicine – Denmark

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Institut for Orthomolekylær Medicin
Lyngby Hovedgade 37
2800 Kgs. Lyngby
T:4588 0900
F: 4588 0947
www.iom.dk
Claus Hancke (pictured), a specialist in general medicine, is the founder and leader of the institute.

He was previously a general practitioner in Helsinge, but became a private practitioner in 1988 focusing on orthomolecular medicine.

Hancke has been further educated in EDTA-chelation treatment in U.S.A., and has since gained the Diploma of the International Board of Chelation Therapy, and is FACAM.

He is the chairman of the Scandinavian Board of Chelation Therapy and a member of the Danish Health Committee’s Council on Alternative Treatment (Sundhedsstyrelsens Raad for Alternativ Behandling/SRAB) and the editorial staff of the Nordic Periodical of Biological Medicine (Nordisk Tidsskrift for Biologisk Medicin), Clinical Practice of Alternative Medicine and the American Journal of Integrative Medicine.

He has been the initiater of the 3 Health-Trends congresses on optimal nutrition in Denmark. He is also the chairman of the Vitality Council (Vitalraadet) having an office in the hall of the institute.

Dr John La Puma MD – Santa Barbara

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John La Puma, MD, FACP
The Santa Barbara Institute for Medical Nutrition and Healthy Weight
2403 Castillo Street, Suite 205
Santa Barbara CA 93105
T: 805-569-7827
website: www.DrJohnLaPuma.com
website: www.PediatricObesity.com

John La Puma, M.D., F.A.C.P. is a board-certified specialist in internal medicine, a nutrition expert and a professionally trained chef. He is Medical Director of the Santa Barbara Institute for Medical Nutrition and Healthy Weight, a division of CHEF Clinic(R) (Cooking, Healthy Eating and Fitness). He has pioneered the Executive Program for Weight Loss, and the Cholesterol-Lowering Food as Medicine Program, both highly effective and nationally recognized.

Formerly a Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine at the University of Chicago, Dr. La Puma was the first physician in the U.S. to undertake and complete a postgraduate fellowship in medical ethics, and is an expert in informed consent. Founding Editor of Alternative Medicine Alert, the leading independent evidence-based newsletter covering dietary supplements and herbal supplements, Dr. La Puma also taught the first Nutrition and Cooking Course for Medical Students in the U.S., at SUNY in 2003. He has appeared on major network (NBC, CBS, ABC, FOX, PBS) and cable (CNN) outlets nationwide. The New England Journal of Medicine, the Encyclopedia Britannica, the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times have published his work. USA Today, Prevention, Men’s Journal, Diversion, Health, Self, Shape, Vogue, Eating Well, Better Homes and Gardens, Parade, Women’s Day and Newsweek Magazines among others have featured his work.

Dr. La Puma is co-author of the New York Times best-seller The RealAge Diet (signed copies of this book are available on www.drjohnlapuma.com: Make Yourself Younger with What You Eat and Cooking the RealAge Way: Turn Back Your Biological Clock, both published by HarperCollins, with Dr. Michael Roizen. RealAge has been featured on Oprah, 20/20, Good Morning America, Today, CBN Breakfast Club, Donny and Marie and hundreds of other national shows, and over 100 national magazines, including O, Time, McCalls, Cosmopolitan and Mademoiselle. Named “One of America’s Top Physicians” by the Consumers’ Research Council and a “Secret Weapon” by the Wall Street Journal both in 2003, Dr. La Puma maintains an active national medical practice with patients nationwide by referral, focusing on weight control and nutrition based in Santa Barbara, California. Contact Dr. La Puma.

Amanjena

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Amanjena, Marrakech
Route De Ouarzazate, Km 12, Marrakech, Morocco
T: +212 4440 3353 Fax: (212 4) 440 3477 E-mail: amanjena@amanresorts.com

Amanjena has two additional categories of accommodation. Eight pavilions now boast their own 25sq m pool and an extended private garden whilst the Al-Hamra Maison, the resort’s largest suite, offers a 180sq m pavilion, two minzahs and its own 40sq m pool.

Hotel Bora Bora

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Point Raititi, B.P. 1, Nunue, Bora Bora, 98730, French Polynesia
T. 689 604 460 Fax: (689) 604 466
E-mail: hotelborabora@amanresorts.com

Hotel Bora Bora sits on the edge of a turquoise lagoon nestled beneath the lush green volcanic peaks of Mount Otemanu. There are three beaches and a barrier reef offering a variety of colourful marine life. Enjoy a Honeymoon Escape.

Amansara

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Road to Angkor, Siem Reap, Kingdom of Cambodia
T: +855 63760 333 F: (855 63) 760 335 E-mail: amansara@amanresorts.com

Amansara, formerly the guest villa of King Norodom Sihanouk, has been refurbished as an intimate 12-suite resort. Located only ten minutes from the entrance to Angkor, this private garden compound offers a home for travellers seeking to explore the culture and history of Cambodia.

Aman Hotel, Amankora, Bhutan

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Amankora, combining the word “aman” (or “peace” in Sanskrit) with “pilgrimage” and “journey” in Dzongkha, opened 1 June, 2004 in Paro Valley, Bhutan. Amanresorts has been accorded a great privilege in being the first foreign company allowed to open a series of properties throughout different regions of Bhutan.

 

Paro_hp.jpgAmankora, Paro opened 1 June 2004 and marks a unique entry into the Kingdom of Bhutan, known for its pristine Himalayan landscapes and traditional way of life.

http://www.amanresorts.com/amankora/home.aspx

Mandarin Oriental

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Set in tropical gardens with a landscaped outdoor heated pool and waterfall, the Spa at Mandarin Oriental, Macau is a haven of relaxation. The therapists offer more than 30 natural health and beauty treatments, from massages, body treatments and facials to manicures and pedicures. New therapies are always being added, like such as Aboriginal treatments, which use all natural ingredients to leave body and spirit restored.

Giza

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GIZA

Mena House Oberoi, Cairo,
Pyramids’ Road,
Giza, Cairo,

T: +20 2 383 3222, 383 3444
F: +20 2 383 7777
E-mail: obmhogm@oberoi.com.eg

Mena House Oberoi is located in the Giza district of Cairo, the capital of Egypt. The hotel is 15 kilometers from the city center, Set in 40 acres of gardens under the shadow of the Great Pyramids.

Mena House Oberoi lies in the shadow of one of the wonders of the world, the Great Pyramids at Giza. Surrounded by 40 acres of scented gardens, this historic palace hotel is only 700 meters from the towering Pyramid of Cheops. The hotel was built in 1869 and since that time has been welcoming visitors to Cairo, drawn here by the rich heritage of mosques, churches and temples. Modern Cairo is an exciting and vibrant place, bustling alongside its priceless heritage of art and architecture.

The old Palace of Mena House has exquisitely crafted interiors in traditional style with filigree fretwork and intricately carved panelling, fine murals, gilding, inlaid mother-of-pearl and handcrafted mosaic tiles. Furnished with original works of art and antiques, the interior is that of a royal residence not a hotel.

Outside, the palace blends into its historical setting with its towers, domes, minarets and colonnades set among palms, bougainvillea and jasmine – an oasis of luxury in the desert landscape.

Cairo Airport services both international and domestic airlines. Airport and rail station pick-ups can be arranged. Cairo is three hours’ drive from Alexandria.

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Anti-Aging Group
21485 E Dixie Hwy
Aventura, FL 33180
T: 800-325-1325
Email: General@antiaginggroup.com
Web: www.Antiaginggroup.com

The Anti Aging Group offers a wide range of customer services and superior products through its medical facility, specially trained medical counselors and network of partner physicians who are all specialists in HGH and Testosterone treatments and protocols.

Dr. Kadish M.D., N.D., A.B.M.
2612 East Barnett Rd.
Medford, OR 97504
T: 541 773-3191

Longevity Centre of Houston
4126 Southwest Freeway, Suite 1620
Houston, TX 77027
Phone: (713) 522-4037
Fax: (713) 623-8007
Email: longevityhouston@aol.com
Web: www.longevityhouston.com

The physicians of the Longevity Centre of Houston provide advanced treatments in anti-aging and skin sare. Anti-Aging medicine is a medical specialty founded on the application of advanced scientific and medical technologies for the early detection, prevention, treatment and reversal of age-related dysfunction, disorders, and diseases.

Consultation on diet and exercise (weight loss), nutritional supplementation and hormone modulation (natural replacement of declining hormones such as Estrogen, Progesterone, Testosterone, Human Growth Hormone or HGH, DHEA and Melatonin.

State-of-the-art diagnostics and therapeutics are used to help eradicate the debilitating and disabling diseases of aging. Longevity Centre of Houston can also provide results oriented aesthetics. Using our advanced Intense Pulsed Light system coupled with Botox will eliminate hair, age spots, wrinkles, and vascular lesions such as Rosacesa and Spider Veins. It also offers Brava, the non-surgical breast augmentation (enlargement) system.

St Maarten

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ST. MAARTEN

Danielle Abadjieff, MD
9 Almond Grove
Colebay
St. Maarten
Netherlands
T: 5995-442249

Dirk van Lith, MD
P.O. Box 3030
Simpson Bay Corner 35
St. Maarten
Netherlands
T: 5995-53097

Robert T.H.K.Trossel, MD
P.O. Box 3030
Simpson Bay Corner 35
St. Maarten, Netherlands
Antille St. Maarten
T: 5995-53097

Venezuela

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CARABOBO

Hoffmand Holistic Health
Centro La Concepcion Spa
Aguirre-Edo Carabobo
Venezuela
T: 592-526876
F: 582-525764

CARACAS

Efrain Hoffmann, MD
Calle Choroni, Quinta Lala
Chuao, El Cafetal
Caracas, Venezuela
T: 582-993-4410

Marcos Zambrano-Nova, MD
Av. Fco de Miranda – Altamira.
Edificio Seguros Adriatica. ler. Piso No 13
Caracas, Venezuela 1060
T: 582-263-0715/2392
F: 582-263-0715
e-mail: mazambranon@etheron.net
website: www.etheron.net/usuarios/znova

PUERTO LA CRUZ

Rosella Mazzuka, MD, DC
Ave. Municipal No 50
Puerto La Cruz
Venezuela 6023
T: 58-81-691272