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Bryan Johnson , self-proclaimed the most measured man in human history , has spent millions of dollars to maximize his longevity. It managed to reduce its aging rate by 9.2%. Beyond his personal experience, he created Blueprint , a next generation algorithm for human well-being. This article explores Johnson's anti-aging drink "Green Giant" and the science behind it. An easy-to-prepare anti-aging drink with ingredients purchased from an online pharmacy The…

Spermidine, a naturally occurring polyamine, has captured the attention of researchers and health enthusiasts alike. Known for its diverse range of biological functions, spermidine is much more than just a compound found in living organisms. It is a potential key to unlocking numerous health benefits and understanding various physiological processes. Let's delve into the fascinating world ofspermidine and find out…

Algae are plants of natural, aquatic origin. There are several types, including green, brown and red. Also known as thallophytes, these are specimens made up entirely of thallus. They have no roots, stems or leaves, just a vegetative apparatus. Since they first appeared over a billion years ago, they have continued to develop. There are countless varieties, some unicellular and…

Originally from the lakes of Chad, and currently grown in basins, spirulina is particularly recommended for its nutrient richness. There are four families of algae: green (Chlorophyceae), brown (Phaeophyceae), red (Rhodophyceae) and blue (Cyanophyceae). Presentation: Blue algae tend to be terrestrial and very small. Cyanophyceae are first and foremost prokaryotic bacteria. They play an important role in photosynthesis, transform energy…

Spirulina, often mistaken for algae, actually comes from cyanobacteria of the Arthrospira genus. These microscopic blue bacteria carry out photosynthesis. Historically, the Kanem people of Chad and the Aztecs ate it as patties or cheese. In the 20th century, it was rediscovered as a food supplement. Commercial production began in the 1970s. Arthrospira platensis, the most widespread species, is grown…