Philippine Society of Orthomolecular Medicine

30/06/2026

IV nutrition workshop in Cebu July 7 2026
Limited slots
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26/06/2026

Cancer Workshop on Anti Parasitic Drugs Tinyurl.com/PSOM2026

24/06/2026

24/06/2026

ATM : Workshop on Repurposed Drugs. Full house! Nice to see the old and new PSOM attendees ! :)

23/06/2026

Online Access is now available ! Send message via email : [email protected] or PM me

21/06/2026

ISOM annual conference in Istanbul Turkey

18/06/2026

18/06/2026

At the cellular level, your body has about forty different ages (according to one of the largest aging studied ever run and published this week)

A new study in Nature Medicine took blood from 60,542 people, measured over 7,000 proteins, and traced them back to the specific cell types that made them: brain cells, muscle cells, lung, gut, bone marrow. Then they built a separate "aging clock" for each one.

The finding: your cell types don't age in sync. Your muscle can be a decade older than your liver. Your brain's support cells can be racing ahead while your immune cells stay young. One to three percent of people have ten or more cell types aging fast all at once.

Fast-aging brain support cells (astrocytes) flagged future Alzheimer's about as strongly as the highest-risk Alzheimer's gene. Fast-aging muscle cells flagged ALS more than three years before diagnosis. Aging airway cells stacked on top of smoking to push lung cancer risk higher still.
But the one to sit with is muscle. Across all forty-plus cell types, accelerated muscle aging was the single strongest predictor of dying from any cause. Not brain, not heart. Muscle.

muscle is the most modifiable tissue you have. This study can't prove training rewinds the clock, but everything we already know points the same way. Muscle loss tracks death in every population it's been measured in, and the protein signatures behind this clock are the same ones tied to how your muscle is built and how well it makes energy. The strongest death-predictor in the body is also the one you have the most power over.

Normal cellular aging: 9 in 10 alive at fifteen years. More than twenty cell types aging fast: about 1 in 3.

this isn't a test you can buy. It's a research finding from banked blood, in a group skewing older and mostly white. Younger, more diverse validation comes next.

Ding et al., Nature Medicine 2026.

31/05/2026

There's still time to join us. 🌿

The Annual Radical Remission Weekend Workshop is happening June 12–14, 2026 at the beautiful Omega Institute in Rhinebeck, NY — and spots are still available.

If you've been on the fence, consider this your sign.

The 10 healing factors from the Radical Remission research have helped over 1,500 people rewrite a dire prognosis. This weekend, you'll learn how to apply them to your own journey — surrounded by like-minded people who are taking an empowered approach to healing, the restorative beauty of nature, and the nourishment of clean, good food.

It's not too late to show up for yourself.

Grab your spot here: https://bit.ly/4tGGVFg

31/05/2026