The Fountain Of Health A Disease Caused By Degeneration...

The Fountain of Health Just last year my Aunt got diagnosed with Alzheimer s, which is a disease caused by degeneration of your brain. Alzheimer s causes people to start losing their memories both long and short term. After visiting my Aunt last year I realized how bad it was, she couldn’t remember who we even were and much less where she had left her coffee mug that she had in her hand just a minute ago. This is a heart-breaking disease that no one wants to see their loved one’s suffer from, but it seems to be almost inevitable as you start to age. This is only one of the many diseases caused by age, however thanks to amazing scientists and our much advanced technology they have been able to come up with a solution to all of these issues. The solution would be injecting a young humans blood, which is someone who is very young and healthy, into someone who is old who is having issues and although some may argue that this isn’t ethical nor correct I believe that s wapping young blood for old, to reverse aging should be allowed. First of all once people enter the aging process they also enter a point in their lives where they will be prone to many diseases, which includes diseases such as alzheimer s and heart-enlargement. In the article â€Å"Swapping Young blood for Old Reverses Aging† the author states â€Å"young blood might help turn around declines in cognitive function associated with age-related conditions such as heart enlargement and Alzheimer s disease.† (Frazer 1). AsShow MoreRelatedEssay on Exercise and Aging: A Qualitative Correlation2861 Words   |  12 PagesIn 1523 the Spanish conquistador Ponce de Leon made an extensive voyage to a new world in search of the legendary Fountain of Youth. He never found it. Although many years have passed since Ponce de Leon made his infamous trip, the idea of mythical youth is still very much alive in our culture. We desire to actually act and feel youthful. Physical exercise i s the only action a person can take to not only feel young but to physiologically slow the aging process. This paper will present studiesRead MoreOrganisational Theory230255 Words   |  922 PagesIndex 466 Supporting resources Visit www.pearsoned.co.uk/mcauley to find valuable online resources For Instructors †¢ PowerPoint slides that can be downloaded and used for presentations †¢ Additional exercises For more information please contact your local Pearson Education sales representative or visit www.pearsoned.co.uk/mcauley . Preface Introduction Over the past hundred years or so, Organization Theory has developed into a distinctive social science discipline. It is a body of thinking