Could it be Possible Our Age Span could Revert Back to Noah's Day?

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***Li Ching-Yuan Supposedly (Some Say it Could be a Myth) to have Been Born in 1677 and Die May 6, 1933. He was a Great Herbalist. Is it Possible he Could have Lived this Long? Could his own TELOMERES (This protects the ENDS of Chromosomes from becoming Frayed or Tangling in How We Age) have Been so Strong to have Kept him Alive this Long? Or even His Herbs He took? Any Thoughts? xx

exitseven · Accepted Answer

There is definitely a way to reverse the aging process. This might even have been accomplished already. Only the super rich and their families will have access to it. If people lived for hundreds or years the earth would soon be more overpopulated than it is already.

razelove · Accepted Answer

No, to be able to live that long would be eternal youth pretty much, the word age would lose all meaning.

Massageman · Answer

With God anything is "possible".

Leapfrog00 · Answer

There are so many mysteries in this universe. Anything is possible. For a person to live a long lifespan, a person would have to stay away from all the corruptive stuff, like foods high in fat, stress, violence, certain foods, and a good sleep pattern would have to play in also.

There are people that live a long time, some way over 100 years old, which people think 100 years is the cut-off for some reason. Some people believe in the bible, time was measured differently, and a year wasn't really a year. (For example, a month equaled a year instead of 12 months equaling a year), but really, there's no proof to any of that, lol.

I have a theory that marijuana is one of these herbs that make people live longer. It has so many health benefits. Because it gets people high though, people ignore the health benefits. I don't really smoke that stuff much myself, but I'm not against it becoming legalized.

The government should really do more studies on this drug, but anything that's considered a drug, no one wants to listen, lol.

The world is full of magic, but people don't want to go any further than their own backyard, because they're afraid they're afraid of their own shadow! lol

NamerOfStars · Answer

Being born in 1677 and dying in 1933 at age 197 would require time travel; you're skipping 59 years.

Anyway- it wouldn't be a reversion, but in theory, yes, we COULD live that long. It's not about telomeres, though; biological degradation is inevitable, and even if it weren't, replication errors would doom us eventually. Ultimately, every death is due to organ failure, though if said organs were replaced (possibly pre-emptively), we could keep a person going more-or-less indefinitely (barring accidents and certain diseases, of course). Neurology complicates that, though, especially if you're going the artificial route.

Catch is, is that really what you'd want? We couldn't have the civil rights movement until all the slaveholders, all of their kids, and most of their grandkids had died off- are you really prepared to say that society's ideologies are good enough to never be altered again? Power wouldn't change hands much. Most people have the job they have now because some older person retired or died; if that didn't happen, things would stagnate.

Anonymous · Answer

I've already begun to reverse my age, have reversed gray hairs, reversed thinning hair on the crown (they usually offer hair transplants for that), made my skin younger, softer and smoother and much more. The other day a lady said I look like 24 years old. What's occurred is that people have allowed their subconscious to be corrupted / reprogrammed with incorrect beliefs and this has replaced a lot of the blueprints of everlasting youth and health.

They have forgotten all of the wisdom in the Bible, forgotten that through the subconscious mind, our spirit operates to bring us healing, youth and health, and they have forgotten their own power to regenerate. Consider this 'A study of more than 2800 men and women 65 and older found that those who rated their health 'poor' were four to five times more likely to die in the next four years than those who rated their health 'excellent'

'This was the case even if examinations showed the respondents to be in comparable health' Five other large studies totaling 23'000 people reached similar conclusions. Have they forgotten Proverbs 18:21 'Death and Life are in the Power Of The Tongue: and they that love it shall eat the fruit thereof.

OlderAndWiser · Answer

Our life expectancy has increased over the past 75-100 years primarily because of advances which have decreased infant mortality rates and not because of advances extending our lifespan. Given the state of record keeping in China in recent history, I am extraordinarily skeptical of claims that a Chinese man lived to the age of 256.

worldscolide · Answer

Considering there is no evidence beyond the bible to support the ages in the bible, and no evidence that the Chinese man lived that long, i would move that its all a fiction. I could see our life spans increasing as medical tech advances. I know it was only 150 years ago that the average life span of a human was under 40 years.. So we have already come that far.

LiamJHayden · Answer

If we take the account literally, no likely. The idea is that "The Flood" was due to the water canopy being broken, allowing for the 40 day and 40 nights of rain. That canopy was a protective shield that made the climate nice everywhere and that protected the inhabitants from any harmful solar radiation. With the canopy gone, the lifespans started shortening due to the effects.

Or maybe I just read too much.

Likes2drive · Answer

Not possible, everything wears out in our bodies, even if our bodies stay strong and healthy people seem to get dementia in their 80s and 90s. You would think with billions of people in the world that someone would get a mutation of DNA that slows down the aging process dramatically but I only heard of one woman that ages so slowly that she looks like a child but is much older I think in Asia somewhere

shades777 · Answer

I think any such person today wouldn't exist because of the status quo, the shear amount of evil people wouldn't allow for such a feat to go unpunished. nearly all examples I seen that get media press are old people that can barely move, however did you know that there are old vegans aged 70-90 that move like their 30-40, thats usually supressed media.

I think it is possible but there are certain things that the powers that be won't allow and old and healthy is one of them

najekim · Answer

The Human species has never lived that long in the first place. Earliest Humans died of old age around 27 years old if they were lucky. A few million years later we're now able to live to 100 or so if we're lucky.

Noah and others like that storybook character are just figments of some author's imagination.

Summeroflove · Answer

I think anything is possible. The Bible says are years are capped at 120 and the oldest people who have been RECORDED have been somewhere in the ballpark of that.

I think it’s possible but that’s all in Gods hands

menina · Answer

He didn't live that long, that's a lie. Life expectancy increased all over the world but no human can live that long. No matter how technology and science evolve we humans are not that special.

Adam1978 · Answer

No that is just tales warping with time. Trying to impress so the numbers become more extreme each generation.

AviatorTom · Answer

Anything is possible in fiction and myths. But a 256-year old in real life? No way!

Count_de_Monte_Volo · Answer

Yup, plus we could replace parts of our bodies with artificial technology just so that it isn’t subjected to the dangers of biology like infection.

FunkyMonkee · Answer

I have to wonder if they even had our calendar system back then! Maybe, for them, a year was actually just a season, or even a lunar month!

DarkLegacy · Answer

Maybe, but lots of scientists say 120 is the absolute max but with all this technology then who knows.

zagor · Answer

He probably got so old his memory was gone and when they asked when he was born he subtracted a century.

HippieVeganJewslim · Answer

Fruitarians can live that long! They’re practically immortal, having no chronic dis-eases, although accidents do happen.

Surely · Answer

Only if you are living somewhere like a rain forest were no other humans can infect you with who knows what!

Googlemyahoo · Answer

With science anything is possible. Nothing mythical or fictional has any merit in aging

AnusNdaPainus · Answer

My Genes suck men don’t live over 55 in my family

wildthoughts13 · Answer

May be new studies have been found that u could age slower

slatyb · Answer

That's just a myth. None of it happened.

msc545 · Answer

No. Just another myth.

collie22 · Answer

If we do things the right way we can live in heaven with jesus for the eternity

OddBeMe · Answer

Umm I call major bullshit. Sorry Paris!

Anonymous · Answer

Considering there is no evidence that Noah existed, and that the story is physically impossible, the answer is "no" because there was no such time

Ptrmbrs88 · Answer

Extremely unlikely.

Pterodon · Answer

According to God no

nolabels · Answer

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