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X Weiss, (2008) Aging is not just the sum total of individually deteriorating cells. Aging is the dynamic process of increasing imbalances in the systemic organization of these cells. Anti-aging reflects a multilevel approach that simultaneously targets a number of biological network modules. Identifying these dynamically organized network modules will be very important in formulating a model of how and why the aging process takes place and whether or not we can reverse aging by reorganizing an aged network model. How can a biological network be reorganized? The old, the ill, and the injured all suffer from disarranged patterns of atoms, whether disarranged by aging and accumulated free radicals, invading viruses, or unfortunate accidents. Aged and young are the Gestalts on opposite poles composed of variations in the arrangement of their dynamically organized networks.

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David A. Sinclair, Ph.D, Harvard University Medical School, (2008) "I see my work as part of an ongoing struggle for improving human life. If I am lucky, I can add one piece to the puzzle, but clearly there will be many more that need to be discovered if we are going to extend lifespan dramatically. I am optimistic that the piece of puzzle we are working on could add a number of healthy years to people’s lives beyond what is currently possible in medicine. And you are correct, that could help people gain access to future technologies. My primary goal, though, is not to extend lifespan so that other technologies will be available, although that may happen as a fortunate consequence. If my work leads to people living an extra five years of healthy life, I would be a very happy person, and perhaps other people can then pick up the baton from that point."

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X Weiss, (2008) We are made up of thousands of billions of cells that must act in concert to allow us to perform our daily activities and meet challenges. This cooperation is achieved partly by cells communicating with each other. Sensory neurons have specialized receptors that convert diverse types of stimuli from the environment (e.g., light, touch, sound, odorants) into electric signals. These electric signals are then converted into chemical signals that are passed on to other cells, which convert the information back into electric signals. Chemical signals, or first messengers, transmit information between cells., while electric signals, or second messengers, process and conduct information within a cell. Cellular communication involves signals between cells -- i.e. first messengers, and signals within a cell -- i.e. second messengers. The first messenger is converted or transducted to a second messenger within a cell. Signal transduction refers to small ion movements changing the cell’s electrical potential. More complex signal transduction changes enzyme activities and protein conformations. Protein conformation is necessary for normal protein function and overall cellular intelligence, since proteins represent the brain of the cell. Any alteration in cellular activity is related to changes in the program of genes expressed within the responding cells.

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Xanya Sofra-Weiss, Ph.D (2007) Recent advances in biochemistry, cell biology and genetics are giving us a concrete picture of the organism as an electrically intercommunicating whole that can be only fully captured by Quantum Coherence. Quantum Coherence reflects an entangled organic whole, where global and local are so thoroughly implicated as to be indistinguishable, and where each part is as much in control as it is sensitive and responsive. Imagine a very large jazz orchestra where everyone is doing his or her own thing while being perfectly in step and in tune with the whole. Viewed from the above macroscopic point of view, the biological system appears to be a biological Gestalt or a coherent organic whole interconnected by a multiplicity of electro-biochemical signals...

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X. Weiss (2007) Gaining insight in the intricate mechanics of life and how to enhance and support it by utilizing certain nano current or micro current specifications will not only bring anti-aging research to a new level of awareness but will probably prelude the rise of “Proactive Medicine” where nano electricity is used to fine tune the body and keep while enhancing the immune system to combat and prevent disease. The goal is to develop an “artificial language” via a sophisticated nanotechnology device that can communicate with the “language of life” as spoken at the cellular level. This artificial language must be equivalent to a high definition signal, which implies that the specific device used must be capable of minimizing noise while utilizing compact clearly delineated, “high definition” waveforms and constant current. This artificial intelligence device must be also capable of emitting nano amperes in very low frequencies in order to effectively resonate the nano electrical functioning of the cells.

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Weiss (2007) Statistical analysis (t test) revealed significantly more muscle building (an average of 3.6 inches of muscle increase) in the Arasys group when compared to the gym group (an average of 2.1 inches of muscle increase) p<0.01. Statistical analysis (t test) revealed significantly more inch loss (an average of 9.9 inches lost) in the Arasys group when compared to the gym group (an average of 2.4 inches lost) p<0.001.

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Weiss (2004, 2005, 2006) Power Point Presentation. The mean percentage taken from the two independent judges was used for statistical analysis comparing micro amperes with nano amperes. The Chi Square Test revealed significantly better results with the two nano programs. (Immediately after the 5 treatments: face lift p<0.001; wrinkle reduction p<0.001. Four weeks after treatment completion: face lift p< 0.001; wrinkle reduction p< 0.001) .... Statistical analysis of the Chi Square Test revealed significantly better results with the Perfector. (Immediately after the 10 treatments: face lift p<0.01; wrinkle reduction p<0.01. Three weeks after: face lift p< 0.001; wrinkle removal p< 0.001)Conclusion: (1) Perfector is more efficient in lifting sagging muscles and reducing wrinkles than the control microcurrent machine; (2) Perfector results last longer than those of the control microcurrent machine.

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K T Davis, N Prentice, V L Gay and S A Murray (2002) It has been amply demonstrated that gap junctions provide pathways for the direct intercellular exchange of small molecules that include ‘signals’ that modulate growth, differentiation and function in recipient cells. We observed variations within the adrenal cortex that may prove to be relevant to normal physiological regulation of the adrenal gland, especially as it relates to regulation of proliferation, regeneration and ACTH-stimulated steroidogensis.

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R. Nuccitelli (2003) All embryos that have been investigated drive ionic currents through themselves and these currents will generate internal electric fields.Essentially, every organ and cell in the human body uses electric voltage differences and ionic currents in the performance of critical daily functions. Every cell generates a voltage of roughly -70 mV across its outer membrane, which is used for a variety of signalling and transport functions...

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E. Neumann (2000) There is ongoing public concern on potential hazards and risks of even small electromagnetic fields, such as those emanating from electrical appliances. Evolution and persistence of life in the natural geofields and basic scientific experience in using technical electromagnetic fields suggest that, in general, living matter is remarkably stable against external field perturbations within the technical safety limits of the electromagnetic field strengths. Acetylcholine receptor protein as an example for signal amplification was discussed in the context of using electric field pulses to transiently permeabilize cells and tissue for the direct transfer of effector substances and genes in cancer and gene therapy.