New cell treatment could help us live a THIRD longer: Life expectancy could leap to 108 with controversial cell rejuvenation technique

细胞回春术引争议:新细胞技术延长生命1/3,可活到108岁
Shivali Best For Mailonline and Colin Fernandez Science Correspondent For The Daily Mail

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Worn Out
Why do this? We currently have a crisis of an ageing population that we can't afford, who is going to pay for all these people living to 108 or will the retirement age go up to 95? Lets stop seeking eternal life and be happy with some good years of retirement and leave some space and money for the younger generations.
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Paulie8272Reply toWorn Out
Yep. Agreed.
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Carpejugulum
We can't afford the elderly population we have now. This really is the land of nightmares. The NHS will certainly not fund this but rich people will find clinics in some compliant countries to administer the treatment. When they return to the UK how do state sector pensions deal with the extra cost? Stop payment at some nominal age? Supposing someone bankrupts themselves to get the treatment and then throw themselves onto the benefits system? Our politicians can't think years in advance, let alone decades.
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Janet Brooker
You can't look after the elderly now. What do we want to live longer and be a burden. Save the youngest with terminal illness. That would be the best thing ever.
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TruthBeTold12
Just great, I won't be able to retire until I'm 90 now.
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OpinionsMatter
Hate to be a party pooper but the world is vastly overpopulated as it is. I'd rather us all live a semi-decent quality of life then be fighting for trolleys in the supermarket or spots on the bus at the grand old age of 108, thanks.
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bearister
Are they going to invent a money tree to go along with it?
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Janet
Well, if you're going to live to 108 you're going have to work to 90.
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JimReply toJanet
The already retired will enjoy even more years of leisure, whilst for the working the retirement age will fade into the distance!
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Sea MistReply toJanet
Quality of life before longevity.
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Wyatt
It's only a matter of time before looking young at 80 is the norm. If that will extend to both looking younger and living longer remains to be seen
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Pilchard the cat
So we'll still be arthritic, disease ridden and senile but have beautifully smooth skin!
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Chipster
Living that long is all well and good but quality of life is what's important. Being old and frail isn't for me when longer than nature intended so i shall go when I'm meant too.
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GOLDENVISION1955
My dad just died 97 but he wanted to go 5 years back it's been awful for him just dragging on not wanting to be here friends brothers sisters gone
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Boden
Ask many elderly and they are waiting to die. My grandad died last week at age 95. He has wanted to die for a few years as was tired and had had enough. He only managed to die at home because he refused to be sent to hospital to be rehydrated. Good on him. He had mental capacity and died in his sleep at home 3 days later and surrounded by his loved ones.
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GoldboyReply toBoden
Thought they where trying to get rid of pensioners
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Aunt JasmineRoseReply toBoden
It depends on the person. Husband's granny (86) was depressed to be the last one to go among her peer group while my mom-in-law is 90, her sister is 92, happily go about independent living. We just bought her a new car over the summer. She and her sister will mostly likely happily live to 100. But we feel if one of them go the other will go quickly. They are sister BFF. One widowed the other long time divorced. They are each others partner.
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Country GalReply toBoden
I very much agree, many of the elderly patients I see always tell me; "don't get old". You end up becoming housebound, isolated, lonely and a burden to society. Surely quality of life is what we should be focusing on?
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DF67
Given the speed this country is going to hell, why would anyone want to put up with all the cr@p for a third longer? We apparently cant look after the elderly we have right now. Great idea!
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Classy Girl
I think I would prefer to live less but better quality, not worked to death.
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Kinkystallion
Help us all live better not longer...
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Dave Jonnaz
Retirement age going up to 90 no doubt
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Stu-Hove
Already pushing 74 the thought of living to 108 fills me with horror.
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Meh1980
Its the quality of life that matters not how many years you live. Go to nursing homes and ask those residents if they want their life extended.
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Mazza
Makes you laugh doesn't it, here we are can't look after folks living to 80 never mind 108.
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