Science rejuvenates woman's skin cells to 30 years younger - BBC News
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- Researchers have rejuvenated a 53-year-old woman's skin cells so they are the equivalent of a 23-year-old's.
Scientists in Cambridge believe that they can do the same thing with other tissues in the body which could lead to treatments for age-related diseases such as diabetes, heart disease and neurological disorders.
The technology is built on the techniques used to create Dolly the cloned sheep more than 25 years ago.
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I wonder if this technology could be used to help burn and acid victims? Such as applying it to the skin grafts they have applied on those areas? Or perhaps to make the skin more pliable for healthier healing?
It could but stem cell treatment is a much more effective solution, Stem cells have Reversed the effects of stroke victims and form into any cell needed.
@@nerdlingeeksly5192 stem cell research does nothing to repair damaged tissue on the lower epidermis of the skin grafting would be the only formidable process i a transplant or even if a skin graft and new tissue grew back would still scar this technology/biology break threw would be amazing for Parkinson’s or dementia or other damage to cells inside the human anatomy.
Severe trauma requires regeneration, not age reversal, even though unlocking the innate capacity of life to infinitely renew itself, can take care of both. There are scientists out there, who‘ve had such a Eureka moment decades ago. Unfortunately, as medical revolutions go, they take time, but we‘re getting closer. Check out this presentation:
m.czcams.com/video/0reQ53wRhhE/video.html
@@hexusmexus6971 like I said, stem cells can turn into *ANY* cell, including the cells of the lower epidermis.
@@nerdlingeeksly5192 soz
a girl at my high school had a eczema skin condition that spread over her whole body hopefully this can bring her some well deserved happiness
They would be good for her it must be awful this happening , how would you cope ? Was it over her breasts and genital area ? The irritability must have been beyond belief.
I had eczema and psoriasis. Please tell her 4 things if you ever speak to her or send her this message which can help her condition. 1) Begin a keto or carnivore diet. 2) Stop eating sugar, gluten, dairy, and junk food. 3) Improve digestive health. Treat leaky gut with Zinc L-Carnosine, L-Glutamine, and Wheatgrass *Juice* Powder, Betaine HCl to acidify stomach) 4) Reduce stress, Meditate, Improve Sleep, take Vitamin D3 5000 IU up to 10,000 IU daily
Gb her and bless your heart
She’s allergic to something at the school or food? Try 100% beef diet for a month.
@@JBulsa why to give her scurvy ? This some sort joke is it ?
Whilst this is great news, we hear about Science breakthroughs on a regular basis for a wide selection of different things. Yet we rarely seem to hear much more on them in the years that follow. It tends to be a news story for a day or three..followed by not much else. That's how it seems anyway. It would be nice for things like this to be followed up on in the years to come to actually know where it went from here and how it ended up being used.
Getting treatments from 'bench to bedside' has usually taken about 16 years. Hopefully that accelerates.
@BenBenson Longevity treatments on mice work better because they have a lot of untapped genetic potential in their short lifetimes. Humans have tapped out their genetic potential with long lifetimes so overcoming those barriers is a big hurdle.
I agree. It is the same with batteries, fusion energy etc. I bet those technologies eventually will come, but it is not in 5 years. Not in 10 years. Not even in 30 years. More like 100s of years.
I think curing aging will take at least 200 years.
@BenBenson Ever get the feeling our chains are being yanked with these feel good discoveries, that never pan out? Excellent memory by the way.
@BenBenson Yep totally meaningless discoveries. Its like in physics they keep discovering all these new materials and alloys, superconductors etc and at the end of the day its all useless shit that you'll never see in real life. All this secrecy and patent crap is slowing tech advancement, we've barely scratched the surface when it comes to physics and biology so I dont get it. Open source is more powerful than they think
I pray they one day cure old age.
Being old and weak sucks.
Go science!
Old age doesn't need a cure cause it's not a disease. It's part of life experience, just like death.
Many people disagree with that.Also.We decide what is "life" experience now. People will do what they want and not be slaves to "natural" things.@@catharsismemory
Everything people dont like in life is classified a disease.@@catharsismemory
I agree with you I want to save family pets. And elderly relatives
Thanks for your support!
0:47: They also failed to say that this scientist is actually 112 years old.
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The scientist looks so young. Maybe he's actually 121 years old but used the serum on himself to look 21.
Lmaoooo, he discovered the serum 50 years ago probaby
@@panyarou he made dolly the sheep himself
For real he looks 22 oldest how is he a lead researcher
I'm 23 years old, hopefully when I'm 53 the tech will be so advanced that Ill be able to be 23 again! haha
haha 😒
You probably won't want to be.. at least in terms of experience. A new lower back would be nice though 😁
yea thast what i said when i was 20 now im 41 and not much has changed
@@OrlandoDibiskitt Lol!
@@OrlandoDibiskitt she means physically, mate, not mentally
There's some crucial negatives that come from reversing the ages of certain cells. Particularly because cells build on top of each other over a long duration of time, such treatment would raise the propensity for proliferation of more out-of-control cell dividing, VisaVie cancerous cells.
I remember reading an article that they tried to freeze the aging of cells but every attempt caused them to become cancer cells. Its almost like any decent damage to the dna causes them to just become cancer.
Thanks, Francis Crick.
It's worth it because I get to hang around college girls again without them calling me grandpapi.
Lies again? Plastic Surgery Botox Suntik
Good point!@@qatarworldcupwinnermessi
This is great news for age related brain issues like memory and attention loss. Get this on point and Release something now please. We have parents and grand parents who need this. 🙏🏽
It can't be used now, only in a few people in experiments... It needs decades to get such technology to mass production/application
@@user-uo3ws7np8r And let's face it, it would have to overcome a HUGE financial interest in the pharma industry AGAINST this. If you can "un-age" people with this tech, a lot of other treatments and beauty ointments lose their sales value in a quite drastic way.
@@Jukantos
That's why government investments are needed for this kind of research. But government can't even agree on actually urgent threats like climate change, so they wouldn't cooperate for something less urgent like aging... Although you could say that aging prevention is actually quite the urgent thing for many people 😅
@@Jukantos
an argument against it is that you can keep your customers alive for longer... If people die with 150 they have to pay their medical bills for twice as long compared to today, and the health issues only increase the older they get.
they could probably use this to replace small damage tissue like cartilages in the back or joint. Great for elderly. But probably expensive
''But probably expensive''
As any new invention. Once it hits the market and competition arises, price will go down. Future is looking beautiful, I hope to see it.
Which is why only the rich will benefit..
Maybe insurance companies will cover it in the future.
no they will use it for their chimeras
Allow me to draw your attention to the development arc of gene sequencing costs. Over its 13-year span of the project, (1990-2003,) the Human Genome Project cost about US$2.7 billion to produce the first complete human genome.
Then rich people who wanted to do something actually helpful had their genes sequenced instead of buying new Bentleys (US$300,000-500,000.)
By 2015, you could get your gene sequence written out to optical media for about $4000.
Today, you can get it for about US$500.
The costs keep being driven down because it's competitive: it's used in oncology, dentistry, anthropology, archaeology, and blizzard of other fields. We can use that genetic data (properly anonymised) to figure out which genes make the user more susceptible to which diseases, and whether it's possible to rewrite DNA to make healthier people. It's also given us the ability to explore gene editing with tech like CRISPR and CAS-9. We're treating diseases like cystic fibrosis with it. (CF killed at least two members of my extended family, and my cousin in Denmark who has it is already older than they ever were, thanks to these recent advances.
The rich people who want to live longer are pushing for tech like this, and as they start companies to sell it to us, they'll get into "bidding wars," finding ways to make the tech better and more accessible in order to sell it to a larger percentage of the TAM (Total Addressable Market.) It's called trading Margin for Volume. It's why computers have advanced so far so fast. The smartphone you can buy for $200 already has three orders of magnitude more storage and processing power than supercomputers of 40 years ago.
I understand your cynicism about the rich, I really do. But it's misplaced here. What remains to be seen is how applicable it is, and whether we can use this method directly, or if we have to find other ways to deliver this tech to individual cells and cell groups. Active nanotech, or afcRNA, or perhaps some other biotech may be what's needed.
But this is potentially world-changing news. And, unlike the crap that pours endlessly from Russia and China, this is actually good news.
The whole time I was wondering about the cancer risk.
Maybe could reduce the risk of cancer if the de-aging process truly works as well as it seems to
@@teaveins1466
Telomere elongation will always come with increased cancer risk despite the fact that the cells are now technically younger again.
@@user-dv7hq2rh4g why is there a cancer risk, if it's reversing the cell aging process?
@@senubk looks like new cells don't look friendly to other ones :S
@@user-dv7hq2rh4g not realy in biger animals have longer life you see lower cancer
Would love to try this, my skin looks about 25 years older than I am due to severe eczema, a long bout of topical steroid withdrawal and general use of steroids that I'd been told to apply to my face. Breaks my heart every day. This gives me hope!
I had the same. Started putting steroid cream on my face at 14 and the doctor knew I was doing this (as that is where my eczema was the worst) and kept giving it to me, without saying anything. I was 14 so didn’t read the instructions. I changed doctors when I was 25 and he told me I would look like the old woman who had just left the surgery in 10 years if I continued to use it. I’m now 51 and have really thin skin on my face. I hate it. Fingers crossed hey 😊 edit: when I did read the instructions at 25 it said not to use it for more than a month!
topical cbd?
Age reversal was discovered few years ago and used to rejuvenate eye retina for old lady.
This was only tested on a cell culture. Would love to see the results on actual living tissue.
Benjamin button
Baby steps Henry, baby steps.
So you want animal testing?
@june2420111 Who doesn't want their dog to live twice as long?
@@june2420111 Absolutely! If it works on dogs or monkeys, it will almost certainly work on us.
WOW! The possibilities are endless. I wonder if this could work for brain, nerve, and organ cells? Can’t wait to see where this goes.
med beds long time exist to grow back organs, age reversal, treating any disease. Only few elites aware of it, and public has only tablets and other useless treatments. Because its big loss of profits. Big pharma. Its all about atoms and molecules as everything exist from them. Healing frequencies making it renewed without any risks. As we all consist of energy and frequencies. Tesla is one of greatest scientist.
It won’t go anywhere
do you really believe this mess? there is no proof, just bunch of sayings...
@@texasman1409 lol a texan. of course
Not the first time a news channel report as ground breaking worthless news. Frankly it sounds bs to me since skin cells get continually replaced and have a lifespan of two to four weeks until they die. So what does even mean that skin cells are 30 years younger? It would be like saying I look 300 years younger.
From all the beautiholic girls: A big THANK YOU!
keep researching please and make these techniques economical to reach the masses
Great healthy advice that will change your life. As a guide and a warning to the patient.
Dr David Sinclair (of Harvard) has been doing similar things in his lab. Skin rejuvenation back to 20-year-old status is going to be a trillion dollar business by itself.
You assume
@@samsonsoturian6013 Safe assumption.
@@JL-kf8mw that's what people said about real estate before the recession
@@samsonsoturian6013 I wouldn't even assume. Considering the culture of social media and beauty then I have no doubt it would be a thriving business.
@@timeless1922 if it works as anticipated. There's always big caveats with biotech and none seem discussed here.
Please let this become a treatment option for everyone
Countless of examples have shown this to be true eventually. As long as technology keeps improving it will get cheaper for more people to afford. Phones, cars, computers, tv, plane tickets, etc
@@georgia2727 health, nutrition services are only accessible to the wealthy.
@@Zayden. Can you afford vegetables, vitamin pills, gym membership etc. Some treatments are very expensive because there are not enough resources for everyone. So it depends on how many resources are used to develop and manufacture the treatment and the rate of technological advancements.
This isn't true when it comes to medications. Well at least in thw US. Big pharma is EXTREMELY GREEDY! For instance; to manufacture a vial of insulin costs $1.50 to $5.00 yet the three top companies in the US charge hundreds of dollars for each vial. A type 1 diabetic may need at least six vials a month and I am being conservative with that number. Money is the root of all evil!
@@GhosstRyder That has to do with patents and interfering through government. Through government institutions existing companies are able to restrict competitors and big pharma can create monopolies. Most enormous prices in healthcare has to do with institutions restricting access to markets. Doctors in USA earn atleast twice as much as in Europe because institutions in USA restrict acces for new doctors to prevent wages from decreasing. Part of the reason why healthcare is expensive in USA. This is not a free capitalistic market.
With HD, i find nothing but absolute joy from these type of advancements. Isnt meant to help me but i know in 60yrs, struggles will be far less.
Its amazing what science researchers can accomplish!
The billionaires have got a lot of secret science
It will never happen. Not in any of our lifetimes. Don't hold your breath. And if it does - who is going to be able to afford it and have access to it? The billionaires. Your everyday average Joe will never get to see this or benefit from it.
Totally amazing! Thank goodness for all of these highly intelligent human beings who serve mankind with their medical expertise. I salute you all and thank you all from the bottom of my heart.
If anything good has come out of this pandemic, its the massive advances in medical tech in the last year or so.
It's amazing what the human brain can do and the mad thing is that we only use like 4% of it or something like that
Pretty sure that's a myth
@@rickmorty5215 And if anything bad has come out, it's the deaths obviously.. and the massive amount of low IQ conspiracy theorists.
I’m studying this in college atm biopharma and biotech
doing it to cells is FAR FA FAR different than making the body do it as a whole
But this is a huge step in the right direction
the human body has 15 trillion cells, they already did it. Only the very few will be selected.
No it is cells are what make up the body thats literally what we are 😆
Well you mean an immortal ?
Not really chief. The problem they had for years was isolating specific cells and finding a way to “hold” them in they’re current state forever. Because cells, dna, genetic structure all break down over time. These ppl have literally solved that problem by “rejuvenating” the cellular structure of her skin rather than trying to get her cells to “hold.” This is undeniably an incredible breakthrough.
Ever since I was born there has always been 'breakthroughs' that just end there never to hear of them again. Hopefully this is legit
BBC please make further videos about longevity science
Man if this sort of Science can help with chronic conditions its gonna be a game changer!
I have psoriatic arthritis and would love to see this theory move forward to not only reverse aging but scarring and psoriasis/other skin conditions.
Maybe even other tissue like the soft tissue around joints to reduce the tears and inflammation!
I know it's a long way off but this is groundbreaking stuff with the research and right brains working on it I'm sure the future is bright!
your skin is reflection of the CRAP you eat... junk DEAD foods full of sugar and chemicals
There are eternal laws of nature and health. Understand them and do the right thing. If you put your hand in fire certainly it will burn. Nothing can save you.
hope you make a glorious recovery. Happy Sunday
lung tissue... the brain 🧠 all organs.
i hate to say it, but such advanced medicine won't be accessible to ordinary working people. it'll be for the wealthy.
This is amazing. I'm 28 years old and I want to look like like I'm negative 2 again
Same here! I’m 18 and I can’t wait to look like a negative 12 year old again!
You ladies want translucent red skin? Jk😀
Took me a while to understand this comment. Hahaha
Back to the womb!!
@@defnotaghost6460 can I ask you something
Us lot with connective tissue disorders like Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome could benefit from this. I hope someone brings it into the Bendy field. It could help our bodies heal. Which would be useful. We could have surgeries we need if we could heal (my stitched wounds reopen when stitches come out and stitches scar me permanently). Could change our lives. But, we won't get the attention. We are the forgotten and ignored. Damn.
My gf has EDS. she’s young but the pain she deals with everyday and being able to carry on with life amazes me. She’s tough so I’m sure you are too since you have it. Good luck to you.
Alzheimer's. Even with an increased risk of cancer, if this could someday counter Alzheimer's then the benefit of not losing your mind would be so unbelievably massive as to practically be a miracle. Hoping this tech gets to that point before my parents get old enough for age-related dementia to become a serious concern.
Alzheimer's Disease is at least partly related to an inflammatory process of platelet and leukocyte activation. I have Essential Thrombocythemia, a type of Myeloproliferative Neoplasm (chronic blood cancer) that has caused increased production of platelets and white blood cells. Polycythemia Vera and Myelofibrosis are other contributory MPNs in the inflammatory process which causes the neuroinflammation that leads to Alzheimer's Disease. All of these MPNs can be related to defects with Janus Kinase 2 (JAK2), so targeting this pathway through JAK2 inhibitors may help to keep Alzheimer's at bay.
@@sifi699 40hz is a very useful treatment for Alzheimers
@@circleinfinite How so?
Can this help with Alzheimer’s is the question I think
"Thousands and thousands of people...." obviously only referring to those thousands who can afford it.
They're actually at the threshold of several breakthroughs, by the end of the century it will be as widespread as painkillers.
@@ivanvarela3215 hopefully by then I can be immortal
@@em5470 huh, I think there exists the probability of us living so long that we may have to use partial memory resets, as we can't exactly remember everything for more than 100 years.
Remember the time that only a thousands of people can afford to buy computers.
@@AnimMouse It's literally going to be like what happened with computers. First, it's gonna be like "we can traet 100 people a month". Next decade, "1 billion per month"
I have a question, How does a 53-year-old woman have 53-year-old skin cells? Skin cells do not live 53 years lol.........
Maybe it's : Everytime a cell divides, it's "children" have shorter telomeres so it is possible to estimate the "generation" of the cell by measuring the size of the telomeres.
Imagine taking a screenshot of a screenshot and doing that over and over. The quality diminishes just the same as the skin cells diminish.
@@sandorclegane2485 "who thought you that shite?!"
It pertains to the nucleus of the cell as well as the gene expression, cell proliferation, and the accumulation of DNA damage. This is what dictates how a skin cell behaves, and essentially its 'age'.
@@JOHNfuknRAMBO Nature is not digital, Rambo.
What measure were they using to determine “age”? Was it telomere length? Hemidesmosome adhesion? General cellular “health”? Even then, what is “health” in these standards? I really wish this was a bit more informative…
They had their own 'novel' standard, which is why I'm not running out the door to get their stuff
@BenBenson Pretty much the truth.
@BenBenson So just like how Moderna got the Warp Speed funding.
@BenBenson It might one day though. Imagine people with congenital gene defects who are blamed for burdening the healthcare system because they won’t get a gene therapy.
Oh! That's how they did it. They "added chemicals". I never would have thought of that, it's so incredibly specific. Thank god for your attention span and communication skills, BBC.
😂 right? BBC is not saying what chemicals they used lol
I wish I found out about this 3 hours ago when it was uploaded. But the good thing is that apparently I will look 27 again, and even maybe treat my neuromuscular challenges since age 22. Nice!
I hope this wasn’t a prank from his coworkers how switch samples. This would be epic!
😂😂
The results were discovered on April 1st. His co workers haven’t had the heart to tell him yet.
😂😂 that was a good one! But I must sincerely compliment you on your critical thinking. You can really embarrass yourself in science with premature conclusions.
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@@rashedbabu6149 for what?
Does this now mean all aged people can look 20 forever. Wow... imagine the possibilities!
overpopulation
@@romart03 dont worry new corona and diseases will eventually come out of nowhere
@@romart03 they will not become immortal haha
Blade Runner here we come
@@romart03 Not if nobody has any kids
The research progress in this field is remarkable. Pay attention to David Sinclairs research and others. I really hope for a rejuvenation pill in my lifetime.
It will be the same thing as fusion energy. Much talk but little progress. Don't get your hopes too high.
@@jimj2683 This research is part of Altos labs, which recently launced with $3 Billion in start up money. It looks like they have all they need to succeed.
Looks like the lead researcher has been experimenting on himself already
Lol damn right
Lol
The cosmetic industry will be all over this.
Nah, they'll hate it.
Because nobody will buy their overpriced junk anymore that doesn't work anyway.
When or if this becomes available then it will be a medical procedure.
New facial cream that makes you 30 years younger
@@hamzamahmood9565 Dudes hitting grannies left and right...damn...
@@user-dv7hq2rh4g Of course it will be a medical procedure, just like injecting botox is. But this will give you way better results.
Hahah ha 🤣🤣🤣🤣right
I really hope they could help people with any disease like diabetes, heart disease
Hearing about the connection to "clone sheep" technology reminds me to be so sceptical of this enthusiasm. We know how to do cloning, but for some reason there is virtually zero application of it. I can't go into the doctor's office and ask to be cloned. They might be able to rejuvenate some skin cells in vitro, but it's not very likely that we will be able to get it offered by doctors even within the next 30 years. These technologies exist, but they are not used.
Well for a lot of money you can clone your dog. Somewhere in Asia or se Asia I believe.
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Great polo horses have been cloned for years . I think you just need lots and lots of money . Elon Musk may have clones he's into everything all the time .
The only reason cloning tech is not in use that much is because the US scientific complex, and by extension the Global community heavily restricts it because of 'ethics.' Cloning and Gene modification can very easily be done; the side effects later in life are questionable however - cost is also a restricting factor. HIV resistant babies were already created in China during 2018. Furthermore, as the third world becomes more advanced with less restrictions, I can see the rich using the tech to make their children better off.
Especially in my home country of India, an obsession with Eurocentric features among its upper class is rampant. Skin lightening and color contacts are prevalent now and are multibillion dollar industries. Furthermore, India’s most poor people are regularly experimented on by unethical scientists to test out drugs - this is why India has become the world’s most prolific drug manufacturer.
All it will take is for one money-hungry, business-minded, insanely intelligent, and extremely unethical scientist to capitalize on this unheeded market. Just one. Skin tone and light-colored eyes are very easy phenotypes to manipulate, in terms of genetic modification (the latter only needing one base pair change). I can see over 50% of young, upper-class Indians by the end of 2050 mysteriously and suddenly having recessive, Eurocentric phenotypical features.
@@noflexzone2.055 Amazing insight. Possible to make these features non-recessive, so that not every generation has to get them again? Just one germline change which will be good "for ever"? There must be the gene which makes genes recessive? Just remove it and the genes will be dominant.
This is a huge step towards reversing aging
World is already way too over populated, they will never reverse ageing it won’t happen. The world needs people to pass on otherwise will get too populated everywhere
Great, more Kardashians incoming
@@mast3rchief536 😂😂😂
@@cw8584 I doubt everyone will be able to afford to do this nor will everyone want to, the religious will likely refuse this treatment as it delays their trip to heaven.
You are all such fools. 'Reversing aging" will *never* be possible. Not this century, not next century, not in 20,000 years. There -are- things that are literally impossible, and altering the fundamental nature of the lifeforce itself is one of them. The persistent belief in a magical or, now, scientific 'fountain of youth' is one of humanity's core disavowals, a psychological defense mechanism against accepting inexorable mortality.
As a 36 yo, I cant wait to go bacvk to being 6 years old and finally stop paying taxes.
The flip side is they'll tax you until pension age which will now be raised from 67 to 97.
@@josephmathew2154 Then I will do the treatment a second time lol
No we have to go through school again then ? Lord
@@gm6719 Best to skip to 4 years old again. No school, get someone to adopt you. Spoiled and Bliss full. LOL
@@ALSPEHEIR …couldn’t you just _"identify"_ as a six year old now, and no longer have to pay taxes? My driver’s lic falsely claims I’m 50, but I _"identify"_ as a 72 yr old. So, I should be able to collect my social security now.
I hope this break through will help the children that have progeria in some way.
Way to go Dr Dilgeet. This gives the elders hope.
A lot of rich people will one day become immortal.
Haha, so cynical. Dead right though.
not really. humans cannot beat all man made chemicals side effects
Johny Silverhand will destroy them
Yes with skin cancer from chemicals they used to look younger.
THAT IS AMAZING ACOMPLISHMENT! Now we need same technique to rejuvenate other cells!
Amazing Man telling truth, touching a heart of understanding people!
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This will be good for those suffering from multiple melanoma or other skin issues
Imagine hearing this when you're 93 years old and on your death bed, knowing that if you were decades younger you would have had the chance to and AGE DOWN. I could not imagine how much sadness I would feel.
You shallow fool.
It's also only the skin, Your body would be the same age. How did you get so negative?
This is literally what I texted my friend this morning.. do the exercises, intermittent fasting, low carb, eliminate sugar not to add few years but who knows how many more. Watching channels on YT like Dr.Huberman(Stanford university) and Dr. Sinclair(Harvard university) makes every single second of this efford worth it consider fact in what kind of insane speed medicine is evolving these days. Buying yourself time for the upcoming breakouts in gene therapy etc
@@babajaga8180 The whole premise of these things should not be a fear of dying. That's what I'm saying. Science and therapy and diet should be about quality of life.
TF you're going to do with 4 'extra' years of not enjoying yours self ffs
But what if they are only 20 years old? What they disappear? 🤔
Nah they'd become a giant fetus
I guess they wouldn’t completely disappear of course only there face
@@teaveins1466 maybe just a blob of sperm… 🤔
😄😄😄👍👍👍🤭
they well turn into SPERM CELL.😂😂
Getting closer and closer to *Wolverine-like regeneration!*
Not in our lifetimes
u would be long dead before u got to enjoy such a perk
with cancer
@@samsonsoturian6013 Why not? Had you expected this to occur in your life time ?
@@samsonsoturian6013 dangerous thing to say when the video is about age reversal lol
The Doctor must be using this on himself… he looks so young 🤗
He's probably late 20s to very early 30s but look early to mid 20s.
@@ytsux9259 🤗🌺
This would be awesome to use for bad burn victims,or perhaps people with badly deformed skin conditions from birth.
I imagined the skin lady from Doctor who "moisturize me!!!!"
Casandra
That’s incredible!!!. Wow!!!
WOW!! Well done!!!
If they’re showing this now on bbc they must be already capable of doing this
Revolutionary technology amazing
Good to see BBC cover a wide range of topics
I have ichthyosis and would love to be helped from suffering with itching and burning everyday of my life
Who else is in their 20s and feel like they need this!
In your 20s, you don't need it.
@@squamish4244 thank you for your reply. It actually came off quite sweet of you! That was me two years ago and I’m in a different place now. I’m 22 going on 23 and aging is just something I’m very content with. All I can do is take care of myself and hopefully age somewhat gracefully. ❤
I'm more curious about regrowth of teeth and when it's will be able for human commercial.
The lab test on "rats" show promising results year's ago.
And all know, one of the key to healthy life is healthy dental.
dude, rats are rodents.
do you know what makes an animal a rodent?
"Rodents are mammals of the order Rodentia which are characterized by a single pair of continuously growing incisors in each of the upper and lower jaws."
so trying to replicate a rodent survival trait in a non rodent is literally the most ignorant thing ever.
those "lab tests" you mentioned were more than likely just people trying to appeal to the ignorant for grant money.
@@A_piece_of_broccoli are you a doctor or scientists?
Don't forget digestion: your body won't get the nutrients it needs, if it doesn't work, no matter how healthy your diet is or how many vitamin pills you are popping.
@@oakstrong1 yeah totally agree, just remember to chew food properly 😉
I hope that by the time I’m in my old age, this discovery would’ve turned into the elixir of youth so I can be young again!
old-young people will look weird though
Will you bother to have children or just opt to live well beyond 100 years?
@@trudycolborne2371 probably just to live beyond 100 years
@@sinephase we’ve yet to see what it’d look like
@@talamuffy3094 I think that would stagnate our progress as a species if everyone made that choice.
They’ve had this for a long time it’s only now the public is finding out about it
Yes Prof Wolf Reik certainly sounded excited.
I hope this tech is used to improve quality of life and not just for superficial beauty applications.
Oh you know they will not save or improve lives with this.
The world is evil.
Both probably. If there is money to be made in improving quality of life then ofcourse this tech will be used for it. Everyone will pay for it
The second one will bring in the money to develop the first.
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They didn't show the bit where a finger started growing out of her neck
Great report
This is incredible. This could be what we use for anti aging when I'm middle age.
But one day we will die, what next?
Just use sunscreen and avoid the sun like the plague. It's the reason why vampires look young forever 😆. UV damage causes around 90% of visible skin aging.
@Kosorou - Gaming Completionist so you will not die?
@@user-fg6ro Then you'll die. Better to die after years and years of good health rather than after 20 to 30 years of your body slowly falling apart.
@Kosorou - Gaming Completionist I can challenge you, any one on this planet, however advanced they may be, is just a human being. They will never be able to stop death. All you can do is increase the lifespan by a mere 20 to 30 years at the most. That is also less probable. They are not God, and may not care for God, but everyone has to die at their allotted time as per the law of karma. This is all wishful thinking. Anyway, the soul is immortal, but scientists want to make the body immortal which is foolish.
Nobel Prize worth, If this leads to treatment that can alleviate or cure age-related diseases.
Even better, this therapy could simultaneously treat or prevent several age-related diseases at once by targeting their common risk factor: senescence.
Looking younger could be a positive side effect because the causes of wrinkles / white hair / sagging skin... are the same as the causes of age-related diseases.
So yes, if it works, it would be well worth a nobel prize
So in the next century you're going to have fifty year-olds walking around looking like they're in their twenties. That's going to cause havoc on the dating scene.
"Can I buy you a drink"
"Maybe another time, I've got to pick my grandchildren up from school"
Lmaoooooo 😭🤣🤣🤣🥴 exactly what I was thinking
Have you read _"Brave New World"?_ People don’t have children, as everyone genetically produced in incubator factories. In the book, mostly everyone looks great, refreshed, and young. As nobody lives to a middle age..let alone an old age. They sell this "science" as being great, but never mention any of adverse health effects it may have. If it sounds too good to be true…
Amazing!
Stem cells are the key to regenerative medicine. The only reason they're not more widely used is that it's simple and effective way more so than any other procedures or treatments and also significantly cheaper.
They pose a cancer risk and it's hard to make them stay where they're needed. Gene therapy is more predictable.
This way we can see Dwayne Johnson when he is 100 still appearing in movies.
Keanu Reeves and Paul Rudd have already been using this medical breakthrough for decades.
The rock and the steroid use is aging his face and skin horribly. He looks almost 80
N Esq I think the Rock looks good for his age. Bautista on the other hand…
Wow I can’t wait to never hear about this again
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Dermatologist will love this. It will be perfect for beauty care.
And above all, we will have a real rejuvenation of the skin, with a natural, lasting, and effective result, and not a false rejuvenation, with a mediocre / unnatural, unsustainable result...
Because currently, no technique treats any cause of aging, this technique may well be the first to be able to do so.
I'm excited about this!
If it's only skin treatment, many person may look very awkward. Even the skin is truly young and natural, muscle and bones will show the age in a strange way.
English is not my native language, edited.
that's literally most celebrities today wtf u talking about?
I think you're missing the wider implications
here we go …the key to immortality. Things about to get real.
So you really want to pay taxes forever?
Finally great news about time!
Scary
Getting younger skin does not equal to immortality
LMAO
Will this help with hearing & tinitus?
I would be so happy to get this done on my body and face I'm only 31 female is love to get this started I'm afraid of aging it is a disease
Can you imagine how many incidents of accidentally dating a person way older than you lol
So what? If they look young 🤷♂️. If people had a problem with that, all those vampire romance stories wouldn’t be popular.
This is everything. If we can do this one thing without it ending up soled to the 1% we may very well be the first ppl to taste the fountain of youth.
Yes for the 1% only ;-)
I'm afraid money buys health too, especially in America
Changing your skin doesn’t change the age and deterioration of your internal organs and brain. How shallow can your thinking be?
@ThoughtCrime nah, eternal youth doesn’t equal immortality. Ppl will still die in stupid ways. (car accidents, long falls, killing eachother .etc) also theirs a point where the age process is irreversible so if this were ever released to the public there would still be a final few generations that would still die. That coupled with the dropping birth rates of recent generations completely eliminates the worst case scenario your thinking of.
@ThoughtCrime tbh the only reason I could think it may not get released to the majority is simply cause, death is profitable. Look at how big pharma handles cancer. The LAST thing they want is a cure.
This should be available right now!!
If it is true it is in progress but to be honest not much evidence this is really happening i mean we don't even have a picture of the woman before and after the experiment only words 🤣 reverse ageing in our life time to possible i am afraid
Impossible
Pretty sure, they're using Yamanaka-Factors. Prof. David Sinclair was doing something along this line at least 2 years ago.
What a time to be alive 👍👍👍👍
Hahahahaha i love the end. "The chemicals used actually cause several cancers " - thats positive!
Immortal cells= cancer
Why weren't we shown the two sets of cells???
When will it be available in market for regular people
Yeah you should probably lead with "the chemicals are mutagenic and carcinogenic", instead of just slipping it in the last 15 seconds.
how else would they restart the growth process of a cell that's dying?
you need to mutate it.
and you need to initiate a form of cancer, (cancer cells are cells that don't need the message from the body to grow,) because after the body is done with a cell it discards it.
not saying i like this at all, in fact im highly against putting gasoline onto the mitochondrias fire.
Less relevant than the newscaster makes it out to be. None of them would actually enter your body or the cells as per the methodology. Just like how chemists sometimes have to use volatile chemicals to synthesize a stable product. The only person who would be in harms way is the scientist themselves while processing samples. This is still in vitro anyways so the methodology will change for in vivo.
The researcher that discovered it is actually 53…… he just looks 23 now…. Lol
What exactly is in it and how was it made
I think the thing about skin rejuvenation or anything is to be able to rejuvenated in situ by the time you actually extracted and put it back in it’s hardly going to be seamless
Genuinely hope this also finally helps the world get rid of psoriasis or eczema 🤞
take glutathione it's the master antioxidant, so long as you take it you won't have eczema. I took a heaping teaspoon a day with vitamin C and a tall glass of water and it kept it at bay
Pretty amazing. Then there are those other advancements like those bionic hearts that beat for 10s of 1000s of years. The future really is now.
Great 👍🏾 I dread getting old and feeble 😬. I want my cells regenerated back to youthfulness.
When this is completed, I hope they release all of the data sheets into the public domain so that everyone around the world can benefit, after perhaps an exclusive run of 5 to 10 years.
That would NEVER happen! People are to greedy and must turn everything into a profit. Just look at what they did with insulin as an example! It is INFURIATING!
great, we can now raise the retirement age to 105 years old.
This treatment will be available to the 1% who don't need to retire, because they don't have to work.
Humanity is not worthy of immortality . The rich spend 1/2 their wealth seeking it . every cell has a life span where it stops replicating , this is when aging starts . To truly rejuvenate a cell that tag that controls the life span of a cell has to either be replaced , or stopped from shortening after each replication .
Do you not think this is telomere repair of some sort? That would be the assumption
They were so busy trying to see if they could, they forgot to ask if they should.
This dr will be making millions