Our cells contain a nucleus and inside of it you will find our DNA all wrapped up in what is knows as a chromosomes and at the end of these chromosomes you will find tips called telomeres.
Every time a cell divides, these end tip telomeres get smaller and smaller to a point when they reach a short length, the cell stops dividing and dies and this causes the body to fall apart (ex: we see lines around the eyes where there were cells before).
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Back in the 80s and 90s, they didn't know what caused these telomeres to shorten on every cell division but in 2009, a Medicine Nobel Prize was given to 3 researchers who found in little one-celled protozoan (aka pond scum) an enzyme that they called telomerase that naturally extends the shorten telomeres when they get too short and that makes these cell to divide forever.
Now this video is an commercial ad for this TA-65 but I'm wondering if doing a NAP specifically on reactivate this telomerase that we already seem to have in our chromosomes would work.
