Maybe its not that hard to not die?

After all to prevent a structure from collapsing you only need more force in the opposite direction of the collapsing force.

This is something i’ve thought a lot about.

It’s a theory or perhaps better to call it a hypothesis.

That you literally cannot die of natural causes as long as you wear a rubber mouthguard to sleep everynight and a bit during the day.

Regardless of how old you are.

Regardless of how damaged you already are.

And the reason why comes down to physics.

Let me explain.

I’ve talked before about how I believe the body collapses like a building

By this I mean that as you flatten the curve of spee the skull collapses in on the brain and the spine gets mangled. Displacing and compressing various organs.

This then causes diseases like heart disease, cancers, neurological disease, etc.

I talk about this more in this article so I won’t repeat everything again:

There is only one way that the body collapses

But essentially it is the structural collapse that triggers everything else. And that structural collapse is caused entirely by a set of physics that are reversible.

A building that you’re pushing back up cannot collapse

This is an interesting thought exercise.

Visualize something like the Leaning Tower of Pisa without any structural supports. With time the structure continues to break and compensate till it’s eventual collapse.

But not if you put a constant force the other way. Like this guy in the picture.

If this guy were to stay pushing like this forever then theoretically the building never collapses. Ever.

And the force doesn’t even need to be that hard. It just needs to be greater than the collapsing force. That is simple physics.

So it’s not that you need to be strong enough to push it back to perfect straightness. You just need to be strong enough to override the collapsing force and collapse becomes impossible.

Perhaps this is true of the body as well

If Reviv puts a force that is great enough to reverse the collapse process than essentially the skeleton and skull are no longer getting worse.

And from what I am seeing Reviv for sure does this without even that much effort. Wear it to sleep and a bit during the day and I’m pretty sure the end result will be that you are reversing the collapse process a little bit each day.

Which means that compression and displacement of organs should be improving and not getting worse.

Which in turn means that it should theoretically be impossible for new diseases to be created. It should even be almost impossible for existing diseases to get worse.

And that theoretically means it becomes very hard to die of natural causes as long as you are wearing a Reviv.

What this means for longevity

If you think about what I am saying it essentially means it becomes very easy for humans to live a VERY long time.

I would not be surprised if the average lifespan of humans easily jumps well past 100 once these biomechanics are understood and accepted more widely.

And not only that… but you theoretically should be able to look and function terrific for almost all of those years.

Imagine being 100 years old and looking and functioning as if you are 40.

Sounds crazy no?

Could I be wrong?

Yes. Definitely.

You see the assumption here is that the biomechanical collapse process i talk about is the ONLY thing that can trigger or worsen disease and dysfunction in the body.

But could there be other things going on that could still kill you?

Yes. Perhaps there actually is a genetically programmed death of certain types of cells in your body.

For example scientists call the process of programmed cell death ‘aptosis’. Typically in adults apoptosis is used to rid the body of cells that have been damaged beyond repair. For example it plays a role in preventing cancer.

This is one method the body uses to get rid of unneeded or abnormal cells. But perhaps even vital cells are subject to aptosis at some point?

Or perhaps certain structures just do not last beyond a certain point regardless of the physics.

Like our heart for example. Perhaps even if you have a perfect body the entire time, the human heart just doesn’t last more than 120 years or so.

These are complex questions that I don’t think can be solved by theory. They need to be solved through practice.

So if anyone knows any centenarians that wanna try to live another 100 years let me know. hahaha

I am testing this on my father right now

My dad is 78 years old and has been wearing a Reviv to sleep for 1.5 years already.

Before this he was falling apart. New health issues were popping up every couple months.

He’d had to have a pacemaker put in because of heart issues.

At one point it looked like there wasn’t gonna be much time left.

But since wearing the mouthguard he only seems to be improving. No new health issues and he seemes to be energetically, cognitively and neurologically better than he was 1.5 years ago.

And he just wears the mouthguard to sleep. Nothing else to speed the process up or anything.

Can I get my dad past 100 with this simple strategy? Hell.. maybe i can get him to 150! :)

Closing thoughts

In this piece i’m exploring the idea of whether it is perhaps actually quite simple for humans to avoid dying of natural causes.

They simply need to wear a mouthguard like Reviv.

This would mean that the physics of the human body really do mimic those of a collapsing building like the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

And that all you need is for enough force to be in the opposite direction of the collapsing force.

Do i know the answer? No.

But do I think the possibility is sufficient enough that it is worth asking your parents and grandparents to wear a rubber mouthguard to sleep?

No doubt.

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