Fwd: "90-year-old mitochondria becoming 30-years-old"

[eichman...@webtv.net]

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From: livin...@mb.livingwelldaily.com
Date: Tue Nov 12 15:01:14 PST 2024
Subject: "90-year-old mitochondria becoming 30-years-old"
To: eichman...@webtv.net;

This isn't science fiction

"90-year-old mitochondria becoming 30-years-old"

Dear Reader, Check out this quote: "One of the things we've done with the aging process is we've taken people that were fatigued, 90 years old+, we've improved [their mitochondria] to that of a 30-year-old." Think about that. 90 year-old mitochondria... to 30 years old. This isn't from a science fiction TV show... Or a movie... Instead, it's an update from a clinic here in the United States called The Institute For Molecular Medicine. They've been quietly developing a technology that fights aging. Click here to discover how it works. Click here to find out what this age-rewinding technology is. Regards, Dr. Scott Olson, ND

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