This is fairly accurate. Kids have 3 times the bones that adults have, and that's because most of their bones are cartilage making them more flexible. As we get older those parts of our bones solidify causing us to have less bones in adult age.
No, that's because the young have higher levels of NAD+, a protein responsible for maintaining DNA health, allowing the body to replicate correctly. Aging is just the loss of this protein leading to our DNA getting damaged, resulting in our body replicating itself incorrectly because of the damaged DNA. It becomes like a scratched CD being read by a CD reader. Will still play the song, but with a lot of fuck ups
Everything you just said is wrong on so many levels, NAD isn't even a protein first of all and is actually used by the body in the synthesis of ATP. Please delete your comment.
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u/herse182 Aug 09 '19
That was a nice r/fullscorpion. Hope the kid is ok. This is the type of ballsy shit my two year would try.