Reference
Materials

the library behind the knowledge; open source, fully attributed, unedited;

Every T125 vignette draws from a body of research Stan has been compiling for over a decade — now approaching 600 pages; ReferenceMaterials is where that library lives in the open; Government sources, peer-reviewed journals, NIH, CDC, WHO, PubMed, university research — published whole, unedited & attributed; No spin; No summary that loses something in translation; T125 finds it, organizes it, gives you the map — you do the reading & the deciding;

THE T125 REFERENCE PHILOSOPHY

T125 content is presented on a best-efforts basis — not as medical advice, not as definitive science, not as the final word on anything; It is curated intelligence from sources T125 considers reliable, organized so members can find what they need & go deeper when they want to;

When T125 summarizes something, the original source is always here so you can check the work; That is the deal; Joe Friday: just the facts; No moralizing; No agenda; You are an adult; The research is right here; Draw your own conclusions;

T125KnowledgeTools

Three frameworks T125 developed for navigating a large body of health knowledge quickly & retaining what matters — without having to study any of it;

T125BioDictionary

One line per entry: word or term plus root definition; Simply reading it loads information into the brain, creating hooks w/which to index & connect additional knowledge automatically; You do not need to study it; Read it once & it is in there; The brain does the filing;

T125BioEncyclopedia

More comprehensive than the Dictionary; organized alphabetically; Pulls together specialized biology terminology & translates it into plain language; Each health discipline has its own shorthand — TBE decodes it so members can read primary research without needing a graduate degree to parse it;

T125BioArticles

300–500 word vignettes drawn from multiple reliable sources; An honest introduction to each subject & a clear path to primary sources for members who want to go further; Joe Friday: just the facts; No moralizing; No selling; No agenda; Ever;

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PhysicalFitness

Peer-reviewed & government sources on exercise, aging, strength & flexibility;

Strength Training for Older Adults CDC — Centers for Disease Control & Prevention
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What Is Moderate to Vigorous Exercise Intensity? NIH / PubMed Central — PMC8493117
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Stretching and Flexibility Exercises American Heart Association
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The Relationship Between Diet and Frailty in Aging PubMed — PMID 32400339
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Nutrition

Research on food preparation techniques, specific nutrients & dietary strategies;

Sous-Vide as a Technique for Preparing Healthy & High-Quality Vegetable, Meat & Seafood Products NIH / PubMed Central — PMC7693970
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Physiological Roles of Taurine in Heart and Muscle NIH / PubMed Central — PMC2994395
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Krill Oil Improved Osteoarthritic Knee Pain — 6-Month Randomized Double-Blind Placebo-Controlled Trial PubMed — PMID 35880828
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Longevity&Health

Cutting-edge research on aging, gene therapy, dementia risk & immune function;

Gene Therapy-Mediated Partial Reprogramming Extends Lifespan & Reverses Age-Related Changes in Aged Mice PubMed — PMID 38381405
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Potential Synergistic Supplementation of NAD+ Promoting Compounds as a Strategy for Increasing Healthspan PubMed — PMID 36678315
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Wildfire Smoke Exposure and Dementia Risk NIH Research Matters
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CAR T Cells: Engineering Patients' Immune Cells to Treat Their Cancers National Cancer Institute
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Inhibitory Effects of Lactoferrin on Growth & Biofilm Formation of Oral Bacteria NIH / PubMed Central — PMC2715627
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Anatomy&Terminology

Foundational reference tools for understanding the language of health & biology;

Anatomical Terminology — SEER Training Modules National Cancer Institute / SEER
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