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'''Cerberus II''' was an [[inhabited planets|inhabited]] [[planet]] This was the [[homeworld]] of the Cerberus II natives. It was the [[second planets|second]] [[planet]] in the [[Cerberus system|Cerberus]] planetary [[star system|system]].
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'''Cerberus II''' was the [[inhabited planets|inhabited]] [[second planets|second]] [[planet]] of the [[Cerberus system|Cerberus]] [[star system|system]], and was the [[homeworld]] of the Cerberus II natives.
   
Prior to [[stardate]] [[2364|41309]], the natives of Cerberus II had developed a [[medicine|medical]] process for rejuvenating aged bodies. The process was quite dangerous and painful and was not usually administered to aliens. However, in 2364, [[Starfleet]] [[Admiral]] [[Mark Jameson]], who years before had negotiated a treaty on the planet, was able to obtain the process as a treatment for [[Iverson's Disease]].
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Prior to [[stardate]] [[2364|41309]], the natives of Cerberus II had developed a [[medicine|medical]] process for rejuvenating aged bodies. The process was quite dangerous and painful and was not usually administered to aliens. However, in 2364, [[Starfleet]] [[Admiral]] [[Mark Jameson]], who years before had negotiated a treaty on the planet, was able to obtain two courses of the treatment. He intended to administer the first to himself to treat his [[Iverson's Disease]] and as a test of the treatment on humans, and, if he succeeded, the second to his wife.
 
 
The process consisted of [[herb]] and [[drug]] combinations that are self-administered over a period of two years and the reaction to the treatment depends on the individual being treated, specifically their [[DNA]]. Jameson broke the treatment procedure and administered the entire dosage at once, a move that ultimately caused his health to deteriorate even more rapidly. ({{TNG|Too Short a Season}})
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The process consisted of [[herb]] and [[drug]] combinations that are self-administered over a period of two years and the reaction to the treatment depends on the individual being treated, specifically their [[DNA]].
   
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In an attempt to rapidly strengthen himself, Admiral Jameson consumed both the remainder of his doses, and all of his wife's, a move that ultimately caused his health to deteriorate even more rapidly. ({{TNG|Too Short a Season}})
{{bginfo|Presumably, Cerberus II was located in the [[Alpha Quadrant]].|In the closed captioning, this planet was spelled as "Cerebus."|Named for {{w|Cerberus}}, the three-headed [[dog]] that guarded the gate to {{w|Hades}} in [[Greek mythology]]. ''{{st.com|Cerberus|}}''}}
 
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{{bginfo|In the closed captioning, this planet was spelled as "Cerebus." According to [[Startrek.com]], the planet was named for {{w|Cerberus}}, the three-headed [[dog]] that guarded the gate to {{w|Hades}} in [[Greek mythology]]. ''{{st.com|Cerberus|}}'' The native species of the planet was called the Cerebusians. ''{{st.com|rejuvenator|}}''}}
   
 
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Cerberus II was the inhabited second planet of the Cerberus system, and was the homeworld of the Cerberus II natives.

Prior to stardate 41309, the natives of Cerberus II had developed a medical process for rejuvenating aged bodies. The process was quite dangerous and painful and was not usually administered to aliens. However, in 2364, Starfleet Admiral Mark Jameson, who years before had negotiated a treaty on the planet, was able to obtain two courses of the treatment. He intended to administer the first to himself to treat his Iverson's Disease and as a test of the treatment on humans, and, if he succeeded, the second to his wife.

The process consisted of herb and drug combinations that are self-administered over a period of two years and the reaction to the treatment depends on the individual being treated, specifically their DNA.

In an attempt to rapidly strengthen himself, Admiral Jameson consumed both the remainder of his doses, and all of his wife's, a move that ultimately caused his health to deteriorate even more rapidly. (TNG: "Too Short a Season")

In the closed captioning, this planet was spelled as "Cerebus." According to Startrek.com, the planet was named for Cerberus, the three-headed dog that guarded the gate to Hades in Greek mythology. [1] The native species of the planet was called the Cerebusians. [2]

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