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2012 May 17 12:41:34 UTC
Posted By: Caston
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I was sick off work today and I spent most of the day sleeping. One thing I would like to talk about is getting motivated more with my training and body building. I have recently started training with a personal trainer.

My trainer has made up a program for me and I have written this out again in libre office. I am going to show the program here. Rejuvepedia deals with body building as well as Rejuvenation. While I don't want to go encourage people to go overboard and train in a way that is unhealthy (e.g. taking steroids and stimulants) I don't like the other extreme of life extension advocates being very skinny due to following calorie restriction. I want to encourage people to develop a youthful and fit, athletic muscular body. Rejuvenating people so that they have the opportunity to build muscle is important. I am 31 and I would be a lot bigger today if I had of worked out a lot more in my 20's. If I can ensure my own rejuvenation I will get that opportunity again.


I have started to draw up a table with my new program here. I will expand on this showing more about these exercises and post videos as well as show which muscle groups these build on.

Routine 1


Order Exercise Sets Reps Rest KG KG KG
A1 Flat Bench Press
Incline Bench Press
Push Ups
Single Arm Press
3 10
A2 Inverted Row
DB Row
T-bar Row
Single Arm Row
3 10
B1 Lat PD WG
Lat PD RG
Chin Ups
Pull Ups
Single Arm PD
Straight Arm PD
3 10
B2 TrapBar DL
Stiff Legged DL
Glute Bridge
3 10
C1 Split Squat
RFESS
Reverse Lunge
Forward Lunge
3 10
C2Lat PD WF
Lat PD RG
Chin Ups
Pull Ups
Single Arm PD
3 10


Routine 2

Order Exercise Sets Reps Rest KG KG KG
A1 Flat Bench Press
Incline Bench Press
Push Ups

Single Arm Press
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A2 Inverted Row
DB Row
T-bar Row
Single Arm Row
B1 Lat PD WG

Lat PD RG
Chin Ups
Pull Ups
Single Arm PD
Straight Arm PD|| align="right"|

B2 TrapBar DL
Stiff Legged DL
Glute Bridge
C1 Split Squat
RFESS
Reverse Lunge
Forward Lunge
C2 DB Shoulder Press
Military Press
Torsonator Press
Side Delt Raise
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2012 May 10 22:48:47 UTC
Posted By: Caston
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I intend to write about improving skin elasticity. Avoiding and repairing sun damage go a long way towards this. So does diet and supplementation. You can also exercise muscles under the skin. Some good supplements are magnesium citrate, CO-enzyme Q10, vitamin C and vitamin k2.

In-utero

I would like to formally annouce project in-utero. Project in-utero is about enabling very Robust regenerative medicine.

please visit http://www.in-utero.org

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2012 May 10 11:27:34 UTC
Posted By: Caston
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As you can see from the logo in the previous post Rejuvepedia now finally has a logo!

It was designed by Nat Spa so all thank yous go to her!

I will soon make it sit on the top right hand side.

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2012 May 05 14:50:57 UTC
Posted By: Caston
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2012 April 21 15:25:48 UTC
Posted By: Caston
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I have found an interesting article about reprogramming cells about to become scar tissue in mice that have suffered a heart attack:

Reversing a heart attack: scientists reprogram scar tissue into working muscle

http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/science-sushi/2012/04/18/reversing-a-heart-attack-scientists-reprogram-scar-tissue-into-working-muscle/

"The researchers were able to use a virus-based system to deliver three key genes that guide embryonic heart development—Gata4, Mef2c and Tbx5 (GMT)—to areas of mouse hearts that were damaged in a heart attack. Within a month, cells that normally became scar tissue were beating away again as if they were not knocking on death’s door just 30 days before."

I don't think this works on already existing scar tissue just tissue that is about to scar but I should look into this further.

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2012 April 16 04:32:03 UTC
Posted By: Caston
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Body building and artificial sweetener concerns

I bought a 1kg tub of body building supplement today only to discover when I got home that it contains aspartame. I sent the following to their feedback form:

[quote]

I bought one of your products today for the first time. Max's muscle growth GTE from a health food store in Victoria Park Perth called Natural Choice. Later when I got home I had another look at the ingredients and I noticed that it contains sweeteners 950 and 951. I did a search from these and it says they are Aspartame 951, Acesulfame 950. I've read some bad stuff about aspartame and that it increased rates of leukemia in lab rats and that it is defended by war criminal donald rumsfeld. I am keen to build up muscle but want to be careful that I don't cause other health problems. Do you sell a product that does not contain aspartame? [/quote]

I will update this with the response.

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2011 October 01 11:53:05 UTC
Posted By: Caston
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Disabling account creation

I have disabled account creation as I have been getting way to much spam to the wiki. I hope to renable it at sometime in the future but neither my captcha or e-mail confirmation was working. If you wish to contribute to the wiki and need an account please contact me using the Contact Us form:

http://www.rejuvepedia.org/index.php?title=Special:Contact/

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2011 September 23 06:16:20 UTC
Posted By: Caston
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http://www.thinkonthat.com/archives/4581

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2011 July 13 20:56:24 UTC
Posted By: Assassindrake
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Cloning a Trachea

In the news there is a story about a man from Eritrea going to school in Iceland recovering from surgery in Sweden where a surgeon born in Italy recently gave him a new trachea grown in a bioreactor from the United States composed of synthetic scaffold designed in the United Kingdom and the man's own stem cells! The world is certainly getting smaller and the smaller it gets the more specialists like surgeon Paolo Macchiarini and others can collaborate to make stories like this possible. I'm posting this because it's a relevant update to a blog entry I made recently on Cloning.

NPR has a great podcast on this story where they cover the more human side of the science (see here). You might also be interested in earlier advances in cloning organs that go back to 1999 in cloning bladders: first, in dogs, now humans.

This cloning case is unique because until now, all trachea transplants involved using cadaver trachea as the "core" scaffold to grow stem cells around. So far there have been a handful of successful organs cloned in the same manner as this trachea. The technique basically starts with a synthetic material which serves as a scaffold for new cells to grow on. In the case of children where the organ will need to grow with the child, a biodegradable material is chosen for the scaffolding. Such

There are two main advantages for such a transplant

  • No wait for organ donors to become available.
  • No anti-rejection drugs needed.

Whether or not this kind of procedure can illuminate the need for all organ donors is yet to be seen.


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2011 August 21 09:45:34 UTC
Posted By: Caston
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There is a new p2p currency available called solidcoin. I would like to see this take off more as a currency rather than another speculation toy. SolidCoin has faster blocks and difficulty changes.

Please try it now at http://www.solidcoin.info

We will soon accept donations in solidcoin and may even offer solidcoins to people that blog here.

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