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Moles may not prolong life, less Nos. lucky, more Nos.unlucky? MIL/Agencies, Jul 14, 2007. IRS London, July 14, 2007 (Saturday) - Scientists from the Twin Research Unit at King's College London say that people with a lot of moles, more than 100, have a biological age that is six to seven years younger than those with fewer than 25, because of the difference in the length of their telomeres but Sarjatak System of Occult Sciences differ from this finding. Veronique Bataille, who led the study published in Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers and Prevention, said: "The results... show for the first time that moley people who have a slightly increased risk of melanoma, on the other hand have the benefit of a reduced rate of ageing. "This could imply susceptibility to fewer age-related diseases such as heart disease or osteoporosis. Further studies are need to confirm this." Professor Tim Spector, the head of the Twin Research Unit and a co-author of the study, said: "We now plan to look in more detail at the genes which influence the numbers of moles and to see whether they also slow down the ageing process in general." But according to Sarjatak System of Occult Sciences, the moles have nothing to do with the longevity of life. If the moles are more on the human body, they give ugliness and if they are rare one to 9 on the different spots of body, particulaly one or two moles on the front of the face, enhance beauty. The Sarjatak System and Occult Astrology say that more moles show that the person is likely to have more animal instincts in his or her nature than a normal person or persons, or those having no mole or 9 or less than 9 moles scattered on differnt parts of body. As per Occult Astrology, more moles on a human body do not give luck either in age or in relationship. Hence the opinion that moles decrease age is divided.
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