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Thanks so much to Jarod and his boss/funder James Fickel - as well as Michael Greve, who funded this work both at Revel (through Kizoo) and at SENS before Revel was created. Without their visionary contributions to this and other early-stage work, we'd be far further from LEV.

Howard Cedar laid the foundation for epigenetic therapies for aging and disease. In 1982, experts believed DNA methylation didn't matter. Rather than arguing, he designed one decisive experiment to prove them wrong 🧵

Had a nice lady just diagnosed with MS, tried a week of Ivermectin to see how it works & pretty much made everything feel worse. Today, she tried 444mg of fenben for the first time, no ivermectin, and she instantly could move her hands again and ankles. If you have MS and haven't tried FenBen, might be a good time. Link in Bio, use FenLab10 for 10% off.

"You just pray that it will stop. Every day, every blow, every night, you tell yourself: I've finished another day in hell. Tomorrow morning I'll wake up to more hell, and more hell, and more hell. It's not over." Rom Braslavski revealed in a recent interview that he was sexually assaulted while in Hamas captivity. He was stripped naked and tied up with ropes. In the quotes that have been published, Rom talks about how difficult it was. He felt humiliated and like his honor had been completely trampled. It was cruelty for the sake of cruelty. And now, after finding the strength to talk about what he went through, the same people who claim to advocate for victims will shame him and blame him. My heart goes out to Rom. I pray he heals.

"My dear Sahar, you have finally been brought home, 758 days since October 7th, and you are being laid to rest.” Today at the Kibbutz Be'eri cemetery, masses gathered to pay their final respects as Sahar Baruch was laid to rest after more than two years in Hamas captivity. Standing by his grave, his mother Tami shared what happened in Be’eri on and since October 7th: “I don't know what you know, so I'll share with you here. On the day of the terrible pogrom in Be'eri and the surrounding communities, approximately 1,179 civilians were murdered, among them your brother Idan and your grandmother Geula. On that horrific day, 251 people were kidnapped. Now, two years later, 11 hostages still remain in captivity, and only after all of them return will this terrible chapter in our lives be able to end, and a new chapter of attempting to rebuild our lives can begin. This severe trauma will always be engraved in our hearts. You were a hostage for far too long, and it became part of your identity. Before, you had many other identities: traveler, chess player, kayaker, scholar, steel guitarist, and more. I had hoped you would have many new identities, like the electrical engineer you wanted to become, a partner, a father, and so much more, but that will never happen now. We have many memories together, but not enough. I am deeply saddened that we won't create new memories together. I'm saying goodbye to you here on the soil of Be'eri that you loved so much, right here where I used to sit on a rock while you and your brother rode sections of the dirt trail on your bikes again and again. Now you are close to us, to Idan, to Grandma Geula, and to so many others." Photo Credit: Uriel Even Sapir