Sudden aging 'tipping points' is REAL-- I witnessed in, shockingly, in Dorothy's process. Al Sears points to it in an email to me today and I've seen it referred to in other articles. In all my years of paying attention to aging, anti-aging and life extension, this phenomenon never really surfaced before now, in my own mind. I've read tomes on gerontology, academic journals, quack promotional gimmick flyers, and everything in between but now for the first time I see this tipping point idea expressed.

Dorothy was at the top of her game at age 78 to 82 in 2013 to 2017, then, in 2018 she had shocking levels of slippage in an array of funcitons that I thought more supplements and more monitering could help at 83. By 85 in 2020 she was spending way more time in bed but I still had hope we could get her back in the game with various strategies. This was a tipping point... and it was NOT gradual... it was shockingly rapid but I was still optimistic, being an anti-ager.

Another tipping point arrived in 2023 and in 2025 she tipped into the quantum realm of the afterlife. So I witnessed, every half hour for five years, a levelling out of conditions generally associated with ageing. Then: Rapid defunctioning to another plateau of disfunction. I was able to manage the new disfunction level as she did but then after a time, a sudden catastrophic collpase of THOSE conditions occurred.

So this experience reflects tipping points referred to in the literature and now by anti-ager Al Sears in Florida near the Life Extension Foundation where I worked as a lab assistant in cryonics and life extension supplement salesman for two years in the 1980's uner Bill Falloon and multi millionnaire Steve Ruddel on Hollywood Blvd.

The tipping point phenom is shocking. It reminds me of the ideas in the book "Catastrophe Points". I'll have to dig that out and review because they map out catastrophic collpase waves in 3 dimensions... and it not surprising now that I think about it, that it applies to gerontology and ageing.




8:31 AM
Al Sears, MD
Stanford says “sudden aging” is real
Here’s what to do about it Richard, Have you seen this meme on social media? Now I know it’s supposed to be a joke… But Stanford researchers recently discovered there might be some truth to this experience. You see, they discovered that we hit two major "tipping points" as we age. The first is in your mid-40s (like in the meme above). The second, in your early 60s. This explains why you can feel fine for years, then suddenly wake up in a body that no longer feels like yours. The good news? I've seen t


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