Actually, that technology and insight has been around for at least 50-100 years — so for somebody to be claiming it as “initial trials” is ignorance of most alternatives, and a grab for patent rights.
Longevity is a hot topic — especially among those with money that can last forever — but their bodies and certainly their brains might not. Muscle atrophy (sarcopenia) is part of that same problem — because it is pretty meaningless to talk about the neuro- without the -muscular, or for that matter, cardio- without the -vascular because none can exist in isolation.
But the 20th century mentality of dividing, fragmenting, and specialization — thinking that was the road to progress falls way short of a 21st world view in which all things are related to everything else.
The hardest things to see are the air we breathe, the water we drink (and vaporize), and the obvious realization that oxygen is not a foe, but the most necessary thing for animal life — and maybe enhancing it as much as practical, is not a bad idea. We seem to miss things greatly, only when it is gone.
Well, a lot of folks in this country are about to find that out.
Pure oxygen is toxic. Read up on it
Brian Young · Jul 30, 2017
While there is much we cannot say for certain about the world before Noah’s flood, we do know that the Bible tells us that it was much different than today. People were living to more than 900 years of age!
According to the fossil record, many plants and animals were of much greater size than those we see today. Dragonflies had wingspans of over 3 feet, cockroaches were 18 inches long and cattails grew to be 60 feet tall. While we may never know for sure why all of these things occurred, we know that when God said His creation was “very good,” it was indeed, very good.
Modern scientific discoveries may give us some clues as to why the pre-flood world was so different. Scientists have discovered air bubbles that have been trapped in fossilized amber (tree sap). As the tree sap rolled down the side of the tree, it captured the atmosphere in these air bubbles, which when analyzed reveals an earlier atmosphere had about 35 percent oxygen compared to today's 21 percent...
Not only is this artificial “atmosphere” good for the body, it also seems to be wonderful for plants. At Keio University in Tokyo, Japan, Dr. Kei Mori placed a cherry tomato plant in a similar chamber where he filtered out ultraviolet light and increased the pressure so the plant would take in carbon dioxide faster. The results were astounding. In two years his cherry tomato plant was 14 feet tall and had over 900 tomatoes that were baseball size. The plant went on to be over 45 feet tall and yielded around 15,000 tomatoes. More: https://samaritanministries.org/blog/did-more-oxygen-and-pressure-in-the-pre-flood-world-have-health-benefits