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:''For methods of prolonging life that do not include actual rejuvenation, see [[life span]].''
 
:''For methods of prolonging life that do not include actual rejuvenation, see [[life span]].''
'''Rejuvenation''' is the process where biological aging is reversed. There have been several natural, medical, and technological methods by which rejuvenation could be accidentally or purposely achieved.
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'''Rejuvenation''' was a term referring to any process process which reversed biological aging. There were several documented natural, medical, and technological methods by which rejuvenation could be accidentally or purposely achieved.
   
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After having their youth drained to restore the women of an [[Unnamed Alpha and Beta Quadrant planets#Taurean system planets|inhabited planet]], [[James T. Kirk]], [[Spock]], [[Leonard McCoy]] and [[Lieutenant]] [[Carver]] were restored by having the [[transporter]] re-assemble them using the record of their patterns from their initial [[beam]] down. ({{TAS|The Lorelei Signal}})
[[Metaphasic radiation]] was found to actually rejuvenate individuals exposed to it, and it was thought that it could be developed into a treatment that could double the life span of Federation citizens. ({{film|9}})
 
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[[Metaphasic radiation]] was found to actually rejuvenate individuals exposed to it, and it was thought that it could be developed into a treatment that could double the life span of [[Federation]] citizens. ({{film|9}})
   
 
[[Rao Vantika]] experimented with [[rejuvenation drug]]s. ({{DS9|The Passenger}})
 
[[Rao Vantika]] experimented with [[rejuvenation drug]]s. ({{DS9|The Passenger}})
   
 
The term rejuvenation was also occasionally used for the [[Changeling]] process of [[regeneration]]. {{incite}}
The natives of [[Cerberus II]] had a process called the [[Cerebusian rejuvenator]], which was complex and dangerous and was usually not administered to outsiders. ({{TNG|Too Short a Season}})
 
   
 
The natives of [[Cerberus II]] had a rejuvenating process which was complex, dangerous, and was usually not administered to outsiders. ({{TNG|Too Short a Season}})
Some species also had the natural ability to rejuvenate humanoids. The [[Companion]] was one example. ({{TOS|Metamorphosis}})
 
   
 
Some [[species]] also had the natural ability to rejuvenate [[humanoid]]s. The [[Companion]] was one example. ({{TOS|Metamorphosis}})
{{Bginfo|Additionally, the [[All Good Things... (novel)|novelization]] of {{TNG|All Good Things...}} claimed that the [[anti-time eruption]] had rejuvenating properties.}}
 
   
 
{{Bginfo|Additionally, the {{dis|All Good Things...|novel|novelization}} of {{TNG|All Good Things...}} claimed that the [[anti-time eruption]] had rejuvenating properties.}}
===Other uses===
 
*The term rejuvenation was also occasionally used for the [[Changeling]] process of [[regeneration]]
 
   
===See also===
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== See also ==
 
* [[Immortality]]
 
* [[Immortality]]
   
==External link==
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== External link ==
* {{wikipedia|Rejuvenation (aging)}}
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* {{wikipedia|Rejuvenation (aging)|Rejuvenation}}
   
 
[[Category:Biology]]
 
[[Category:Biology]]

Revision as of 19:41, 9 June 2015

For methods of prolonging life that do not include actual rejuvenation, see life span.

Rejuvenation was a term referring to any process process which reversed biological aging. There were several documented natural, medical, and technological methods by which rejuvenation could be accidentally or purposely achieved.

After having their youth drained to restore the women of an inhabited planet, James T. Kirk, Spock, Leonard McCoy and Lieutenant Carver were restored by having the transporter re-assemble them using the record of their patterns from their initial beam down. (TAS: "The Lorelei Signal")

Metaphasic radiation was found to actually rejuvenate individuals exposed to it, and it was thought that it could be developed into a treatment that could double the life span of Federation citizens. (Star Trek: Insurrection)

Rao Vantika experimented with rejuvenation drugs. (DS9: "The Passenger")

The term rejuvenation was also occasionally used for the Changeling process of regeneration. (citation needededit)

The natives of Cerberus II had a rejuvenating process which was complex, dangerous, and was usually not administered to outsiders. (TNG: "Too Short a Season")

Some species also had the natural ability to rejuvenate humanoids. The Companion was one example. (TOS: "Metamorphosis")

Additionally, the novelization of TNG: "All Good Things..." claimed that the anti-time eruption had rejuvenating properties.

See also

External link