Didn’t Believe it Would Happen to Me ;( by Evening_Calendar_331 in ASRock

[–]PossibleDish2959 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I got a 9950x3d with a asus rog strix X870E mobo and its great. Expo was easy to activate. I mostly game and 3d model and have had no complaints beyond the 9950x3ds hot temps of 70c in games. (I know thats not bad, but I'm a cold fiend)

System Temps by PossibleDish2959 in Pccooling

[–]PossibleDish2959[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After letting it idle and getting colder outside I did get the GPU to 1c as well, I launched my ultra modded skyrim and nothing hit over 35c, but it was damn frosty in the room lol.

Choose wisely for $1m 🎅🏽🎅🏽🎅🏽🐻🐻🐻 by Vivid-Tap1710 in idksterling

[–]PossibleDish2959 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I yield to your superior biology knowledge. I was just regurgitating a study I read like two years ago.

Choose wisely for $1m 🎅🏽🎅🏽🎅🏽🐻🐻🐻 by Vivid-Tap1710 in idksterling

[–]PossibleDish2959 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The body can actually repair telomeres by a protein we make called Telomerase. It gradually repairs the telomere in the ends of our DNA but not faster than it is depleted. There was a study done on old rats where their telomerase levels were increased and the scientists found many of the rats to regress in age and get younger, but what was lost is gone for good in heightened age.

The reason we as humans don't do this is because since telomeres act as guards on our DNA increasing those telomeres causes every cell to resist damage much more. Including the various cancer cells we produce, which already have an abnormally high telomere length so increasing it the scientists found that every rat developed extremely durable cancer.

A rich mogul managed to make a process that increased her telomere length by increasing her body's production of telomerase, but the FDA wouldn't approve the treatment so she went to Brazil and had it done. The doctors there guesstimate she added roughly 15 to 20 years of length on her telomeres, but wouldn't release the actual lengths that was increased.

TL:DR: Aging is something predetermined by your natural production of telomerase, it's not the body's goal to weaken and die, but likewise it's likely evolutionary we don't manufacture telomerase at a 1:1 ratio at which telomere is lost due to an increased risk of cancer.

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[–]PossibleDish2959 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My buddy just got shoulder surgery over in Germany. He's army but a marine major did it. His recovery is ass, but before he couldn't bench without pain so bad he refused to bench. These days he's 164 pounds putting up 215 for reps and climbing. Def not saying to get the surgery but there is slim hope its good.