Hormone therapy to feel and look 15+ years younger is basically the exact same thing. It's messing with nature and not right,[/QUOTE]
These modifications and changes are already happening. We have stem cell therapy and bone marrow transplant, gene immunotherapy and even organ transplants from genetically modified animal organs. So you would consider them not normal, unethical and immoral when we use them to save lives, lives of people who are otherwise going to die? We should just let people die because naturally people are supposed to die at a certain age? That's just coming back to what I was saying in my previous post. People used to just live into their 30's. So do you consider all of the medical procedures and treatments that we have today that prolong our life to be not natural, wrong and creepy, and unethical and immoral for all human beings? Otherwise what's the difference between our medical procedures and treatments and stem cell therapy and bone marrow transplant, gene immunotherapy and even organ transplants from genetically modified animal organs?
And if you do approve stem cell therapy and bone marrow transplant, gene immunotherapy and even organ transplants from genetically modified animal organs as "normal", but you wouldn't approve some pills that just supplement your hormonal level? What do you have against hormones? LOL You know there are phytohormones contained in the food that we eat? There are many vegetables such as broccoli and tofu that contain phytoestrogens that bind to estrogen receptors in the human body very much the same as real hormones do. So are eating these food considered hormonal therapy? If a woman eats these vegetables, is she selling her soul then because she's supplementing herself with estrogens albeit phytohormones? There are plants that contain phytotestosterones that supplement male testosterones too btw that you can take to supplement male hormones.
I am not being sarcastic but just want to point out that just as we shouldn't be obsessed with staying young and not aging, we shouldn't be afraid of embracing life and staying young either. There is nothing wrong with using technology to stay young and live longer and healthier and able to accomplish more things in our lives.
Personally as much as you say that you have accepted aging and have "seen the light", deep down, I feel you miss your youth and all the invigorating energy that you had that allowed you to be at ten thousand places all at once and did all the things albeit crazy things that you did, the pure feeling of just feeling ALIVE. You want to feel like you are in your 20's again... And that's cool. You shouldn't feel that you are "selling your soul" just because you want to embrace youth. A soul is a soul and it has nothing to do with age.
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