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health advisory Hospital Doctor Yu 2007-11-8 19:09:12

By solving the degenerative proccess on new cells ?

Answers:

I hope not.

Living forever, how, cruel and unusual.

80-100 years is way long enough.

Yours: Grumpy

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I think that's too much to hope for, but someday they might prolong life or improve the quality of it by treating conditions like phlebitis and arteriosclerosis.

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No, we are all ment to die no matter what. Yeah there might be a way to help people live longer, but it's not now.

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they may but thats way into the future to live forever you would need to have replasment organs and suck but you never know please pick me for best answer

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One of the goals of nanotechnology is the manipulation of matter at a scale that would allow us to repair any sort of damage to our cells and our bodies. If this were possible, then in theory we could live forever.

But nanomachines in our bodies would need to be coated with proteins that our immune systems would not attack. Otherwise our bodies would try to destroy the nanomachines.

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DON'T THINK SO WE WOULD HAVE TO REPLACE ALL OF OUR MAJOR ORGANS AND WOULDN'T BE ABLE TO DO THAT IF EVERYONE LIVED FOREVER WHAT ARE WE SUPPOSED TO DO DIG UP BODIES AND HOPE THAT THERE ORGANS ARE STILL WORKING DON'T THINK SO!BESIDES IF DOES HAPPEN IT WILL BE WAY IN THE FUTURE NOT NOW AND PROBABLY NOT 5 YEARS FROM NOW SO DEAL WITH IT!

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i dont get it but i dont wanna live 4ever cuz my (i dont have right now) dey arent gonna take care of me wen im like a thousand years old so thats a little too much

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it is technically and psycologically impossible to live forever

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