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Viagra and Cialis are in a class of medications called phosphodiesterase type 5 (PDE5) inhibitors. These drugs work by blocking the PDE5 enzyme. These drugs work by blocking the PDE5 enzyme.
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To solve the fertility problem, research would produce an enzyme supplement.
Next nit picks - why weren't Sam and Just-in arrested for conspiracy to circulate CP and pervert the course of justice? Why was Sharon not had up for the 2 previous cases and had that added to her sentence?
All in all much better than the direction the car was crashing before you got hold of the wheel.
One nitpick: Telomeres. Umm... I don't think that word means what you think it means. The idea of more telomeres resulting in faster healing is a bit nonsensical. It's sort of like saying to make a car go faster, you should just add more wheels. Yeah, wheels are important... but that's not how you make a car go faster.
Telomeres are simply the end of a DNA strand. Each chromosome is one long piece of DNA. The part at the very ends of that piece are called telomeres. As someone ages, those ends can degrade down and cause problems (or so the theory goes -- there is some debate as to whether this causes aging, or is just a side effect.) Even given the theory that preserving the telomere prevents aging, you don't add more telomeres. You just need to make sure that the existing ones are kept in tact/well repaired.
More telomeres would imply more chromosomes. Ever see someone with Down's Syndrome? It's a sad, horrible condition. That's caused by an extra chromosome.
Easy fix: Say that instead of having more telomeres, he as a higher concentration of telomerase ( note that it ends in 'ase', that means it's an enzyme) Telomerase is an enzyme, the biological machinery that repairs telomeres.
Still not perfect though -- even if you had super-effective telomerase and telomere degredation is largely responsible for aging, that would just prevent aging. It wouldn't necessarily give you super-healing/recharging abilities. Healing/recharging -- that would be more likely due to metabolism and immune system improvements.
Anyway... that was sort of a nitpick that's been grating on my nerves, given that I know something about biology. Overall incredibly creative story, and the rate at which you write is truly impressive. I look forward to more!