c60 as well as activated carbon entersorbent longevity technologies

A peer reviewed journal recently published that buckminsterfullerene

C60 actually doubles rat longevity (Baati 2012) (note: only 6 rats were

At a different study, with n= 155 rats activated carbon has been published

as giving rats 36.8 pct greater longevity (Kovtun, A.I.)

Other studies on activated carbon where the number of lab animals is not described online

have published longevity gains of 43 pct (Frolkis, W) to 60 pct (Kovtun, A.I.)

(as described at a 1996 volume 22(3) Human Physiology review article (Mamai, A.V.) )

Thus a number of studies, with perhaps hundreds of lab animals, show that some simple form of

carbon causes much greater longevity

Edible forms of activated carbon are already FDA approved, although not

specifically as human longevity drugs.

I urge research on oral C60 fullerenes as longevity drugs, as well as further use along with research on activated

carbon

This research may sound slightly funny, yet thinking of the value of

longevity at generally reducing disease I suggest seeing if ordinary charcoal briquettes fed to rats give

greater longevity

Then the developing world would have a longevity drug that defers

most illnesses that developing worlders could easily make

If edible charcoal is actually a 40 pct or greater longevity drug, as a number of peer reviewed studies support, then billions of people could

easily live longer weller lives

Thus I also suggest researchers verify the longevity effect of activated

carbon from grain hulls as well as straw, available at the devoping

Imminst.org also known as longecity.org has an active community of longevists,

some of whom are keeping active online logs about C60 fed to lab creatures as

well as carbon at the human diet.

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