Transhumanist Church in Florida to Hold Service on Age Reversal & Longevity

The Church of Perpetual Life (COPL) will host a hybrid service featuring Johnny Adams, Bill Faloon, and Dr. Ian White, three preeminent figures in longevity science and age reversal research. The event, titled "Pioneers of Age Reversal: Exploring the Frontier of Longevity Science", will be held on Thursday February 27th from 6 PM to 10 PM EST at Perpetual Life, 950 South Cypress Road, Pompano Beach, FL 33060, and will also be accessible via Zoom and YouTube.

Context of the Event

The Church of Perpetual Life was founded in 2013 by Bill Faloon and Saul Kent. Located in Pompano Beach, Florida, the organization is focused on the radical extension of healthy human life, including research into life extension technologies and cryonics. The church provides a forum for discussions on longevity, with regular services that bring together individuals interested in the future of health and life preservation.

Johnny Adams: Academic and Professional Background

CEO and Executive Director, Aging Intervention Foundation
Johnny Adams is a prominent advocate and thought leader in the field of age reversal and longevity science. As the CEO and Executive Director of the Aging Intervention Foundation and Bourhenne Medical Research Foundation, Adams has been at the forefront of aging research for over 19 years. His organization is dedicated to solving biological aging and extending human healthspan through innovative interventions.

Adams also serves as the Executive Director of the Gerontology Research Group, where he leads a global network of over 510 members, connecting researchers and solution creators to foster collaboration and accelerate breakthroughs in age reversal science. His leadership and vision have made him a key figure in the movement towards radical life extension.

Dr. Ian White: Academic and Professional Background

Dr. Ian White is recognized as one of the foremost experts in regenerative medicine and stem cell therapy. With over 20 years of experience, Dr. White has pioneered research in stem cells, regenerative cells, and tissue regeneration. He holds advanced degrees from Liverpool University and received his Ph.D. from the Ansary Stem Cell Institute at Cornell University, where he developed a method for expanding autologous stem cells in an artificial vascular niche, now commercialized by Cornell University.

His groundbreaking work in hematopoietic stem cells (HSC) and immune cell biology at Harvard University has significantly contributed to the field of regenerative medicine. Dr. White's ongoing research focuses on young plasma rejuvenation, genetic reprogramming, and cellular regeneration, positioning him as a leading figure in the quest to reverse the biological clock.

Focus of the Lecture: Redefining Longevity Through Science and Innovation

The hybrid service will explore groundbreaking advancements in longevity science, focusing on four main areas:

1. Stem Cell Therapy: Revolutionary techniques in stem cell therapy to repair and regenerate damaged tissues, enhancing human health and lifespan.
2. Young Plasma Rejuvenation: Exploration of young plasma as a therapeutic intervention to reverse age-related decline.
3. Genetic Reprogramming: Cutting-edge approaches to resetting cellular aging through genetic modifications.
4. Cellular Regeneration: Advanced methods in cellular regeneration, including the use of AI-Nanorobots and biocompatible materials.

The event will also critically examine the ethical implications and societal impact of age reversal technologies, inviting participants to engage in meaningful dialogue with experts who are leading this transformative field.

Future Research Directions in Longevity Research

The speakers will discuss emerging trends in longevity research, including the integration of biotechnology, genomics, and regenerative medicine. The event aims to inspire new generations of scientists and innovators to contribute to the rapidly evolving field of life extension.

This service is particularly relevant for professionals and scholars in biomedical research, bioethics, and regenerative medicine, as well as for those with a general interest in the future of health and human lifespan.

References:

• Church of Perpetual Life: Founded in 2013, COPL focuses on the radical extension of healthy human life through discussions on longevity and cryonics.