i) The DNA in all organisms represent a genetic blueprint, or complete picture, of that organism.

ii) An organism will complete this genetic blueprint at that stage where reproduction is most likely to occur.

iii) After this reproductive stage is reached, the gland which expresses critical anti-aging enzymes (which allowed our cells to replicate to that volume needed to reach maturity) atrophies and no longer expresses these enzymes into the bloodstream.

iv) With the organism's ability to replicate it's cells gone, the organism shows symptoms of age and eventually dies as internal systems fail.

v) Reintroduction of these critical enzyme extracts (which activate telomerase and other critical enzymes) will extend telomeres and allow the organisms DNA to recombine again.

vii) With a steady supply of these critical enzymes, all organisms should retain their physical looks and youthful functionality, indefinitely!

Time Between Cellular Resets: Once the total cellular structure of an organism is reset, the cellular odometer starts incrementing. We know that cells will tend to divide every 30 hours when replacing damaged tissue, so 120 cellular divisions would equal approximately 3600 hours or 150 days at full speed such as that which would be required during a severe trauma to the body. This is the worse-case scenario, and may be more or less depending on the individual's metabolic rate and diet. For this reason, we recommend taking a single 56 milliliter vial of De-Nouveau dietary supplement every 6 months.