“Outside the grocery store today, I met an interesting fellow. He was old, in ill health, in a wheelchair, wrapped in a not very clean nor warm blanket. I bought him a pound of string cheese packets (they keep fairly well and carry a fair amount of calories) and a bunch of bananas and a few bucks. More than anything he seemed to just want to talk to another human. He was articulate, seemingly well educated, not drunk — just very old and lonely, a forgotten probably once viable member of society, now isolated and ignored, just basically waiting to die, alone in his wheelchair.

“This country needs to change. Is this what waits for many of us?”

I greatly admire water expert Edo McGowan. I hooked him up for a One Radio Network interview back in the day.

“There are about 15 cases in the medical literature in which people ruptured their stomach by taking large doses of baking soda after eating too much. In one notorious case, a man ate a large meal, accompanied by margaritas, at a Mexican restaurant (Annals of Internal Medicine, November 1984).”
That’s 15 REPORTED cases.

A — According to The Journal of Anti-Aging Medicine (Vol. 2, No. 3), “Centrophenoxine, a drug used in the treatment of senile dementia, has been suggested to retard, or even reverse, lipofuscin accumulation within postmitotic cells. However, a true capacity of centrophenoxine to eliminate already formed lipofuscin inclusions has not been convincingly demonstrated. Moreover, no evidence has been obtained regarding the possible mechanisms through which intracellular content of lipofuscin would be diminished by centrophenoxine.” And centrophenoxine has side effects.”

Greg Fahy also regards omega 3 fatty acids (fish oil, krill oil, algae oil, flax oil, DHA, EPA, etc.) as anti-aging. WWRD? (What would Ray Do?)