A Chinese start-up has claimed that they have developed a pill that could extend human life to 150 years. According to the New York Times (NYT), Lonvi Biosciences said such lifespans could soon be possible. The Shenzhen-based company is developing anti-aging pills using a compound from grape seed extract, targeting so-called “zombie cells” to extend life. Lonvi’s chief technology officer, Lyu Qinghua, said living to 150 is “definitely realistic” within a few years, though he remains skeptical about completely defeating death. Hair Loss Cure Found? Taiwan Scientists Create Rub-On Serum That Regrows Hair in 20 Days.

Could Humans Live to 150? Chinese Firm Says So

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