An electrical antioxidant?

[triffid]

Some real antiaging news?Lets hope so.http://www.biochem.arizona.edu/classes/bioc462/462bh2008/462bhonorsprojects/462bhonors1999/bentley/ase.html

[triffid]

At a $250 price tag every 6 months.I find it hard to join the immortal crowd But if it really works?  http://www.curebum.com/reneuve-telomerase-enzyme/       triffid

[blueplanet]

In China, there was once a taoist who was believed to have lived 256 years. My friend has published an article about him on ehow:

http://www.ehow.com/how_5048606_live-tips-world_s-oldest-person.html

According to Dr. F. Karach, who was the developer of oil pulling therapy, oil pulling can help people live longer:

http://crosscurrenthealthcare.com/Files/PDFs/OilPullingTherapy.pdf

[triffid]

Dear Blueplanet,Thanks for the two links.That oil pulling is something I will try.Triffid

[exnihiloest]

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And do you have any ideas how to get electrons for the body that can act as antioxidants?

The phenomenon of antioxidants is the ability to give or capture electrons but globally the body remains neutral. Electrons pass from molecules to others.
If you add electrons, you change only the potential of the body relative to the ground, you will not change the molecular reactions.
Imagine the body like the plate of a capacitor, and a current (= reaction of antioxidants) flows from one point of this plate to another one of the same plate. If you charge the capacitor and add electrons to this plate, you will not change in any way the flowing current, question of gauge invariance.