The science of longevity is an important topic for many researchers: how we might add years to our lifespans, and avoid disease and age-related decline at the same time.
There are a multitude of angles to approach the topic from too, whether it’s the genetics we’re born with or the food we eat along life’s journey.
Now, an international team of researchers is proposing that longevity interventions and research should start at the earliest ages possible – even before birth.
To start longevity interventions and research before birth — is a very bad idea: as long as no good research is performed about our experiences/memories from fetus-age.
In Near-Death Experience(NDE) we can perceive e.g. a reactivation of memories since the 5th month of fetus-age — across the complete life-span in the same order as the pyhsical senses develop:
touch sense > acoustic sense > optical sense > birth(indirect) > early social- / environmental-experiences > autobiographical experiences since the 2nd year of childhood up to the actual age.
But up to now these early experiences/memories are not a topic for brain-/memory-research.
Therefore it is a very bad idea — to think about ´interventions´.
A complete explanation of NDEs in German language can be found in my book/e-book:
Kinseher Richard “Auflösung grosser Fragen: Was ist Bewusstsein? Was ist Zeit?”