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With the development of science, is there a day human beings can immortalize or 'improve old people' .

Immortality or "perfect old age" is the desire of many generations since human society formed and developed. However, up to now, it is still a dream, an obsession with no answer.

Let's reverse the course of the journey to find the secret of 'improving old people' and find out if in a day not far away, humans can find this mysterious method.

Magnetism of ancient Chinese people .

Since ancient times, the ancient Chinese have shown their everlasting youthful desire through Taoist knitting techniques.

During the Warring States Period (476 - 221 BC), some people began to apply metallurgical techniques to the preparation of mineral materials into a fairy - a medicine that was thought to be able to help people immortalize.

By the Han Dynasty (202 BC - 220), these people absorbed the Taoist ideology, became professional Taoist knights. Wei Bayang is considered to be the leader in this art and is the author of the book "Zhou Xue for the successor".

Portrait of Thai Thuong Lao Quan - the god who takes care of spiritual training in the sky.

The image of Ton Ngo Khong steals Thai Thuong Lao Quan's knits, then escapes the famous trigrams in Chinese literature.

Through the feudal period, the image of Chinese emperors cultivating in order to be able to 'improve old age' , being able to live up to heaven and earth became extremely popular in this national culture.

However, perhaps this will forever be an unimaginable dream, because scientists discovered that: the knitting ingredient used to be used with sulfur and sulfur - extremely toxic substances for human health.

. or 'fresh springs' of Europeans .

If the Chinese and the Oriental believe that the cultivation and use of 'knitting' can help them keep their youth forever, then in the West, the ancient Europeans have many times searched for legendary places. ' fresh source'.

Painting "fresh springs"

The one who was supposed to be a pioneer in the journey to find "fresh springs" was Alexander the Great. Many historical documents record that, before his death in 323 BC, this talented emperor went to find a river that could heal the destruction of age.

By the twelfth century, a king named Prester John was said to be the ruler on a land with a golden river and a stream capable of "improving old people."

"Spring of youthful sources" is always the focus of the ancient pirate charts

The most famous is the journey to search for 'fresh springs', a Spanish explorer - Juan Ponce de Leon (1474 - 1521). He is said to have explored the current state of Florida during his search for "fresh springs" around 1513.

Portrait of Juan Ponce de Leon - adventurer attached to the journey to find "fresh springs"

But perhaps until now, the fresh source stream is still only a stream in the mind

The stories of Juan Ponce de Leon searching for immortality only emerge after his death, which means that Juan Ponce de Leon has never found this source. So until today, the stream helps people to revive their age is still an unfounded myth.

. even a vampire's secret of blood .

Vampires are a fictional fictional character with unparalleled but extremely cruel powers. All of these characteristics stem from the instincts of human blood sucking.

Painting of vampires in ancient times

In the old stories, it was rumored that vampire helpers maintained tremendous strength and speed but also made this species become cruel and aggressive. Without blood, vampires will age quickly, health weakens and eventually . death.

Fresh blood is the only thing that maintains vampire life, beauty and power

Anemic, vampires will die in pain and ugliness

Of course, this is just the result of the human imagination, a result that can partly stem from the obsession of ' perfecting old people'.

. to the present scientific evidence

Currently, the journey to find the secret of immortality, young and old is still continuing. Most recently, experts have discovered many scientific evidence that confirms the potential of reversing age, against aging in humans.

In 2012, scientists at Stanford University (USA) succeeded in the experiment of "perfecting old people" for mice. Specifically, by injecting the blood of 'young' mice for 'old' mice, the experts obtained surprising results.

Experiments on mice have shown the potential of people being able to "improve old people".

The mice that received 'young' mouse blood recovered skeletal muscle strength in a very short time, new blood vessels were born, better olfactory function as well as significantly improved memory. However, at that time, scientists did not find the mechanism of action of this medicinal god.

Recently, a part of the answer has been found. Studies have isolated growth factors in 'young' mouse blood to help improve the co-worker named GDF 11.

This factor is essentially a protein that restores stem cell activity, helping new cells and blood vessels be produced as if the body was young. That's why when this protein is present in the 'old' rat body, they promote the ability to 'improve the perfectness' right on the subject.

The most exciting thing is that this protein is also present in the human body. Scientists at Harvard University (USA) hope that, in the near future, GDF 11 will be used in rehabilitative treatment for Alzheimer's and Parkinson's patients, bringing people closer to their dreams of 'improving'. He has completed many years.