Dear George (Church), Peter (Norvig, Google AI), Sundar (Pichai), Akhilan (Boopathy, with MIT BS and PhD with machine learning data training focus), Yoga friends, family in their 80s and 90s ~ Ma/Janie, and Alden (Briscoe - who went to Quaker George School in Philadelphia before Harvard college), & Quakertarian & Veterinarian & cousin Annie (Brown in NE Oregon) in her 60s, Dick (Robb MD, possibly posthumously, also an ophthalmology professor in Harvard Medical School - and might you Dick have helped develop the ongoing clinical trials for ER-100, epigenetic reprogramming for open-angle Glaucoma, and one other Glaucoma condition?, and see -
https://share.google/aimode/uWGl5Ms0ZBrwk3sx6), and see too - and see this MIT Tech Review article -
https://www.technologyreview.com/2026/09/08/1142074/yuancheng-ryan-lu-age-reversal-tech-restores-sight/amp/, and Maitreyi (Mazumdar MD - a professor in Harvard Medical School too), Vivek (Buch MD, professor of surgery in the Stanford Medical School), MacLeod kin or family, Doortje (Van Kooten, and Angela and your father Victor, and please forward), Valerie & Ed Smyth MDs, & Marlynn Wei MD JD (co-author of "The Harvard Medical School Guide to Yoga: 8 Weeks to Strength, Awareness, and Flexibility," 2017, Harvard Press), Pin/Sid Mazumdar, HHS, all,
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Thanks to Sundar Pichai, since I've read Sundar (originally from Tamil Nadu, India - re the origins of Yoga) does Yoga Nidra (and as CEO of Google and Alphabet)? - This just popped up on Twitter, with a new approach to exploring restorative Yoga -
Yoga Nidra on Pinterest
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One new question here, how might World University and School even develop an OSK drug to age-reverse genetically, I think, my what I'm calling 'eustachian tube dysfunction" in my right ear ... where a few MDs have looked into my ear but haven't seen anything. As a first step, how can I medically identify the place or spot, or specific cells, in my ear, so as to be able to design such a new OSK drug to reverse the action in their cellularly? Talk with a Harvard Med Sch ENT MD at the Harvard AARD conference as a starting place? And in what ways could World Univ & Sch and Harvard Med Sch collaborate on this in a #RealisticVirtualEarthForENT virtual #RVEforEHR at the cellular level and perhaps with Insilico Medicine's irtual-cell-in-time ?
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restorative Yoga explorations -
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Savasana with knees bent
Start with lying on back, head on blanket, knees bent, feet about 12 inches from one another, slightly pigeon toed, knees resting against each other, and release into your inner back body, release your consciousness into the bowl of the back of your head, receiving your eyes into their sockets too ... As your breath comes into through your nostrils, release too your nostril skin away from the touch of your breath as it comes in creating more space from your breath to move freely in (and out) ... in a kind of savasana too
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Tadasana prone
After around 5-7 minutes, extend your legs long, into Tadasana (standing pose or Mountain pose) prone with big toes touching now,
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into Urdhva Hastasana prone (re upward arms re urdhva hastasana) but here prone lying on your back on the floor
and then extend your arms up toward the sky over your chest, and then describe an arc with your fingertips to bring your arms long over your head toward the floor ... and with your arms continuing to extend long, let your thumbs come to the floor if they do ... to explore further de-hunching ... then bring your arms back by your sides, and bend your knees again
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With your knees bent again in Savasana, head on a blanket
draw your knees up over your chest, and hug them, breathing into your belly or belly balloon, releasing your sits' bones down toward the floor
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Twisting
With your knees drawn up over your chest, extend your left arm 90 degrees to the left, and release your knees to the right, and toward embracing them with your right arm, at its elbow, and breath into you inner upper torso to open it from the inside in this Twist on the floor
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Then with your knees drawn up over your chest, extend your right arm 90 degrees to the right, and release your knees to the left, and toward embracing them with your left arm, toward at its elbow, or with your hand, and breath into you inner upper torso to open it from the inside in this Twist on the floor on the other side
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Sit on a chair now, in a kind of sitting Yoga meditation, spine lengthening up, breathing exploratorily to free open your inner torso, and then extend your arms over your head, into sitting Urdhva Hastasana (upward hands) ... releasing your inner arms long toward the sky through your outer arms (or the eg the skin of your arms in a sense)
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Explore Yoga Nidra to rest and close -
Yogically (as in 8 limbs of Yoga) as we may live to 150 and well beyond:) and in exploring this Yoga-wise , Desiderata prose poem greetings (
https://www.desiderata.com/desiderata.html), abolitionally, Namaste (the light within salutes the light within you), warm regards,
Scott
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How best to Yoga with or join with ... and Yoga meditation-wise -
all 9B billion possible single letter genetic changes across the human genome with AlphaGenome
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And how to add or Yoga-join 10s of thousands or millions of these virtual aging cells to our own #AvatarAgentEHR from #GPegman ?
At #HarvardAgingResearch & #HarvardDrugDiscovery conf 10/1-10/3/26
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Petrina Kamya
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Fedor Galkin -
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Fascinating clarification of the science of clinical trials of a new possible longevity drug therapy from the NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya -
NIH-funded research showing that semaglutide, a GLP-1 medication, extended lifespan and improved several measures of health in older mice ...
Both retweeting
What can GLP-1 drugs teach us about aging?
In this video, I share new NIH-funded research showing that semaglutide, a GLP-1 medication, extended lifespan and improved several measures of health in older mice. While more research is needed to understand what these findings could mean for people, the study offers intriguing insights into the biology of aging.
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Dear George (Church), Peter (Norvig, Google AI), Sundar (Pichai), Akhilan (Boopathy, with MIT BS and PhD with machine learning data training focus), Yoga friends, family in their 80s and 90s ~ Ma/Janie, and Alden (Briscoe - who went to Quaker George School in Philadelphia before Harvard college), & Quakertarian & Veterinarian & cousin Annie (Brown in NE Oregon) in her 60s, Dick (Robb MD, possibly posthumously, also an ophthalmology professor in Harvard Medical School - and might you Dick have helped develop the ongoing clinical trials for ER-100, epigenetic reprogramming for open-angle Glaucoma, and one other Glaucoma condition?, and see -
https://share.google/aimode/uWGl5Ms0ZBrwk3sx6), and see too - and see the MIT Tech Review article below, and Maitreyi (Mazumdar MD - a professor in Harvard Medical School too), Vivek (Buch MD, professor of surgery in the Stanford Medical School), MacLeod kin or family, Doortje (Van Kooten, and Angela and your father Victor, and please forward), Valerie & Ed Smyth MDs, & Marlynn Wei MD JD (co-author of "The Harvard Medical School Guide to Yoga: 8 Weeks to Strength, Awareness, and Flexibility," 2017, Harvard Press), Pin/Sid Mazumdar, HHS, all, ...
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