Titlebook: Aging and Life-Prolonging Processes; Vladimir Veniaminovich Frolkis Book 1982 Springer-Verlag Wien 1982 Alter.Lebensverl?ngerung.Life.horm

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Challenging the Future with Lean“The beauty presented by Nature to man becomes less visible, and his acquired beauty, engendered by spiritual wealth, becomes more visible with age. Therefore, we answer for ourselves in the second half of our life.” — André Maurois.

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Hypothalamohypophysial Regulation During Aging,Voltaire once wrote that the more we have, the more we need. This truism applies not only to everyday life, but also to biology. The more complicated the mechanisms of homeostatic regulation, the more intensively should the adaptive mechanisms be switched on during aging.

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Cholinergic Mechanisms of Regulation During Aging,Timiryazev, a Russian scientist, wrote that “a physiologist cannot be satisfied with merely an analysis of life phenomena, as he needs to know the history of organisms.”

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Insulin Provision of the Organism During Aging,Robert Burns once said that there were a thousand illnesses, but only one health. Indeed, many predispositions to pathology originate during a single biological process of aging. These predispositions include the relationship between the age changes in the insulin provision of the organism during aging and diabetes.

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Thyroid Regulation in Old Age,Goethe once said that what is in the air and requires time can originate simultaneously in a hundred minds without being borrowed.

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Neural Regulation of Tissue Trophism in Aging,George Bernard Shaw once wrote that a researchers who takes a phenomenon to pieces in quest of truth risks learning about nothing. Today, a researcher should take account to the general biological essence of a natural phenomenon when he thoroughly studies it. This applies also to the concept of the neural regulation of trophicity.

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Neurohumoral Mechanisms of the Regulation of the Genetic Apparatus,“The beauty presented by Nature to man becomes less visible, and his acquired beauty, engendered by spiritual wealth, becomes more visible with age. Therefore, we answer for ourselves in the second half of our life.” — André Maurois.

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