Luba Vukonsky

He went around asking them what they wanted and he was hoping to find the death instinct. And he was really disappointed because even the sick old people, they didn't want to die. They wanted to get better.

He developed a whole philosophy that there was this big disharmony in the world, in nature, between the shortness of human life and people's desire to live.

He developed a whole philosophy that there was this big disharmony in the world, in nature, between the shortness of human life and people's desire to live.

He developed a whole philosophy that there was this big disharmony in the world, in nature, between the shortness of human life and people's desire to live.

This became for him like his new mission to free the world from this terrible affliction.

This became for him like his new mission to free the world from this terrible affliction.

This became for him like his new mission to free the world from this terrible affliction.

His lab gradually filled up with old animals of all sorts.

His lab gradually filled up with old animals of all sorts.

His lab gradually filled up with old animals of all sorts.

Meshinkov was very happy that he was still interested in females.

Meshinkov was very happy that he was still interested in females.

Meshinkov was very happy that he was still interested in females.

When he rode on... In public transportation, he would tell people how they should be careful about microbes. He boiled everything he ate, even strawberries and even peeled bananas. He thought that the skin probably didn't protect them well enough. And when he invited guests to restaurants, he asked to bring a burner and he sterilized the utensils.

When he rode on... In public transportation, he would tell people how they should be careful about microbes. He boiled everything he ate, even strawberries and even peeled bananas. He thought that the skin probably didn't protect them well enough. And when he invited guests to restaurants, he asked to bring a burner and he sterilized the utensils.

When he rode on... In public transportation, he would tell people how they should be careful about microbes. He boiled everything he ate, even strawberries and even peeled bananas. He thought that the skin probably didn't protect them well enough. And when he invited guests to restaurants, he asked to bring a burner and he sterilized the utensils.

He thought that the root of aging, that it all started in the intestines.

He thought that the root of aging, that it all started in the intestines.

He thought that the root of aging, that it all started in the intestines.

So Mashinkov thought that in the intestines, there are microbes that cause rotting and that the rotting is what really causes the deterioration of aging. The big question became how to fight that.