Turns out that it's not 'ology.
The problem being that we've traded in scientific quality for technical quantity - and unsurprisingly - all that is then accomplished is big data in big data warehouses housing e-tumbleweeds.
When first it explicitly dawned on me back in 2004.
Originally posted by Stabile
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I'm pretty sure the basic idea could have come from an experiment in a garage ie impact of nutrients on yeast longevity ... ... which makes the idea of today's mega-medical laboratory complexes look ridiculous.
This sort of paper.
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/....1002/yea.1354
Peter Piper Published a Paper of Perfect Pertinence ?
Many species, including the Drosophila and nematode (Caenorhabditis elegans) models of ageing, rapidly readjust their survival–fecundity balance in response to environmental signals. Yeast also switches rapidly between a non‐reproductive state (G0 arrest, low metabolic activity and high stress resistance), when starved for nutrients, and a state of rapid proliferation when nutrients are available.
Without the 'FASTED' state the internal components of the cell in the 'FED' state acquire and retain damage ... ... and before you know it - all Hell (diseases of Western living) breaks loose.

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