Aging and Longevity:
The most widely accepted theory on aging supposes that the aging process is
correlated with a gradual accumulation of errors in DNA.
According to Kirk Goodall,
a senior member of the technical staff with NASA, the number of
irreversible errors in
the DNA sequence is directly influenced, by deuterium. The
lower the deuterium
concentration, the lower the frequency of the irreversible errors
in DNA structures.
The most recent research reveals that the body’s ability to get rid
of deuterium
decreases with age; weight gain, illness and lack of quality sleep
are also factors.
Some preliminary studies and ongoing research hint at a possible connection
between lower deuterium levels and increased
lifespan,
WELL OVER 100 YEARS OLD.
It’s theorized that decreased deuterium intake might play a role in
supporting overall
health and potentially impacting the aging process, although
comprehensive
scientific evidence establishing this link remains a subject of continued
investigation.
It’s important to note that while these proposed benefits are intriguing,
the research
surrounding the effects of DDW on the body’s biological processes is
still evolving.
The findings so far serve as a basis for further exploration and
scientific inquiry.
As such, definitive conclusions about the direct and long-term impacts of
DDW on
health and longevity remain an area of ongoing study and discovery.