Comments on: I need information for an anti aging research. Where do I start? http://hgh-reviews-reviewed.com/anti-aging/i-need-information-for-an-anti-aging-research-where-do-i-start Who's Reviewing Growth Hormone Reviews Mon, 30 Apr 2012 11:41:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: yellow_hubble http://hgh-reviews-reviewed.com/anti-aging/i-need-information-for-an-anti-aging-research-where-do-i-start/comment-page-1#comment-2412 yellow_hubble Wed, 24 Feb 2010 06:01:59 +0000 http://hgh-reviews-reviewed.com/anti-aging/i-need-information-for-an-anti-aging-research-where-do-i-start#comment-2412 I'm not sure what you're looking for. But if you've just begun your research, I suggest that you start with collecting data on what the world already knows about anti-aging. Avoid commercial web sites because it's difficult to rely on business-driven information. What you can do on those sites is to research their special ingredients and look it up on scientific journals. Pubmed is also a good place to search for scientific papers. Some journals require a password, but this can easily be obtained by searching for a list of passwords. hehehe. You wouldn't have to pay anymore. It is also good to search within document archive sites like scribd. com or pdffile. They have a store of information that Google doesn't show, especially heavy documents I'm also not sure what your background is, but if you could get help from someone who knows biomolecular science, they would be of great, great importance because many advances today are in the genetic level. I hope my suggestions help. P.S. look up 'telomerase' and its role in aging<br><b>References : </b><br> I’m not sure what you’re looking for. But if you’ve just begun your research, I suggest that you start with collecting data on what the world already knows about anti-aging.

Avoid commercial web sites because it’s difficult to rely on business-driven information. What you can do on those sites is to research their special ingredients and look it up on scientific journals.

Pubmed is also a good place to search for scientific papers. Some journals require a password, but this can easily be obtained by searching for a list of passwords. hehehe. You wouldn’t have to pay anymore.

It is also good to search within document archive sites like scribd. com or pdffile. They have a store of information that Google doesn’t show, especially heavy documents

I’m also not sure what your background is, but if you could get help from someone who knows biomolecular science, they would be of great, great importance because many advances today are in the genetic level.

I hope my suggestions help.

P.S. look up ‘telomerase’ and its role in aging
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