This talk will review where we are (and aren’t) with respect to understanding aging. It will cover theories of aging, and the (largely failed) promises of gerontologists and immortalists, past and present. It will then make some suggestions for what we can do now – including a discussion of which dietary supplements may work, which may not, and why dietary supplements are generally discredited. ** About the speaker: Michael Price trained as a physicist and has a BSc and MSc from Imperial College, London, where he studied unified field theories. He has been involved in UK cryonics, extropianism and futurism for 30 years. This lecture was recorded on 28th March 2010 at the UKH+ meeting. For information on further meetings please see: extrobritannia.blogspot.com

Tags: 2/11, aging, Correcting, Dietary, Myths, some, supplements, UKH+