Changes of aging are also the result of complex interactions between organisms and their environment rather than some genetic program
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If it is true that...
Changes of aging are also the result of complex interactions between organisms and their environment rather than some genetic program 1 0 2and
Removal of an animal's pituitary or its equivalent optic gland in the case of an octopus, radically extends the animal's lifespan 1 0 2and
The catabolic, death-inducing hormone is produced by the ovary, under the influence of the optic gland's gonadotropins 1 0 2Then it must be true that...
Progesterone is both an anticatabolic hormone and an antiestrogenic hormone, protecting the functional systems from atrophy 1 0 2Mentions
Ray Peat/Aging, estrogen, and progesterone
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