If you could control your lifespan, how many years would you want to live?
Animals in nature have varying lengths of life. Rats can only live up to 3 years, but right whales can live for more than 200 years. Is it possible that the larger the body, the longer the lifespan? Wrong! Sexual maturity is key.
In general, mammals live 9 times longer than their age of sexual maturity and 6 times their growth period. Mice can give birth to their first child at about 3 months of age, and super-high-speed succession (complete THE TASK of DNA transmission), so they do not live for more than 3 years. Humans have fertility at the beginning of 14 and 15 years old, and growth and development stop at about 20 years old. By analogy, you can only live 120-130 years at most. Is "death" really inescapable? Rhesus monkeys gave the answer.
In its natural environment, it can only live for a maximum of 40 years. After observing 20 rhesus monkeys, American scientists found that monkeys who reduced their calorie intake by 30% not only had thicker hair than other monkeys, but also extended their lifespan by 20 years. It turns out that controlling calorie intake while ensuring health, the body's internal telomerase will increase, catalyzing enzymes composed of proteins and RNA templates, stimulating cell division and making the body younger. Would that be the code to decipher humanity's eternal life?
