Why Aging is a Disease With David Sinclair | EP #18 Moonshots and Mindsets

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In this episode, David and Peter discuss aging as a disease, the technology needed to reverse aging, and tips and tricks to increase your lifespan.
David Sinclair is a biologist and academic known for his expertise in aging and epigenetics. Sinclair is a genetics professor and the Co-Director of Harvard Medical School’s Paul F. Glenn Center for Biology of Aging Research. He’s been included in Time100 as one of the 100 Most Influential People in the World, and his research has been featured all over the media. Besides writing a New York Times Best Seller, David has co-founded several biotech companies, a science publication called Aging, and is an inventor of 35 patents.
Read David’s book, Lifespan: Why We Age- and Why We Don’t Have To: a.co/d/85H3Mll
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Timestamps
00:00 - 01:26 Intro
01:27 - 10:14 Is Aging A Disease?
10:15 - 13:09 How Long Do You Want To Live?
13:10 - 16:30 What Does It Mean To Have A Longevity Mindset?
18:20 - 25:10 It's Never Too Late To Begin Your Longevity Mindset
25:11 - 28:47 How Long Until We Reverse Aging?
28:48 - 33:13 How Long Does David Sinclair Want To Live?
33:14 - 39:14 Is It Immoral To Want To Live Longer?
39:15 - 45:50 How Can You Make Changes To Improve Your Health & Longevity?
47:28 - 51:41 What Dietary Changes Could You Make To Increase Your Health?
51:42 - 53:55 Measuring Your Body Levels To Understand It Better.
53:56 - 54:51 Outro
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Peter is on a mission to solve the world’s greatest problems. Named by Fortune as one of the “World’s 50 Greatest Leaders,” Peter Diamandis is a Father, Founder, Philanthropist, Humanitarian, and best-selling author. Peter has gathered over $100m to solve humanity's greatest problems. This show is Peter’s effort to share everything he knows about changing the world.
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@flashgordon6510 Год назад

I have been following the longevity field since I was 50 and I’ll be 60 this year. Although without a doubt I’m healthier because of what I’ve learned and implemented, I’m frustrated that the magic time when meaningful longevity technology is available is always ten years away. It was ten years away ten years ago when I started.

@wheelofcheese100 Год назад

😂 “just around the corner” (Agreed so annoying)

@emmasnow29 Год назад

If you can live to your 80s then within that time you have a good shot. I'm much younger than you but also sick so we both want this future tech.

@mistycloud4455 Год назад

A.G.I Will be man's last invention

@wheelofcheese100 Год назад

@@mistycloud4455 It seems promising and accelerating at an unbelievable pace. I hope so.

@DK-ox7ze Год назад

Yeah they need to keep telling us that so we don't lose hope and keep listening to them and keep them in the limelight.

@omittapir5986 9 месяцев назад

Dr Sinclair is just an amazing gift to us from science.

@mixalis6168 3 месяца назад

no his not, hes making millions on fake promises, he looks like a frail old man in real !

@barryth Год назад

Seems Sinclairs Dad is the right model for us 65+ .Let's have him on this channel so we get a true picture of what he does and takes for his longevity.

@barryth Год назад

We do "choose" when we are born: just ask your dad!

@natephill7041 Год назад

On a 7 day fast right now for longevity. I'm 35 but never to early to start.

@sandrasiewbaran9230 Год назад

You are on the right track. Most foundation of sicknesses and diseases starts as early as your age.

@ralphkassing6821 Год назад

I live for quality over quantity. I’m 63 and probably feel the best I’ve ever felt. Frame of mind is so important. If you sweat your age too much you are in trouble. Live life to its fullest and try to find your best health lifestyle and be happy. Also of course, get your spiritual life in order. Whatever that is for you. I’m wishing all of you the best life possible.👍

@kingim.langisr.8744 Год назад

Also use medical technology and science to improve your quality of life and leave a little bit longer. That shouldn’t be a problem for me. Thank you. Kingi

@dranlan8093 Год назад

Awesome! He seems much more optimistic than a few years ago on age reversal

@arc5015 Год назад

So we always worry that "It's always 10 years away". Now I think of this - for artificial intelligence, an AI that could draw or write or replicate voices was always theoretically possible since the 80s/90s, but always 10 years away for reasons. At the end of 2022, we suddenly had things like Stable Diffusion, ChatGPT, Prime Voice, etc, drop on us and now it's just available and a thing. I feel like some sudden change will continue happening from things developing quietly in the background for things like this. Just a bit of hopium for people, lol.

@antonboludo8886 10 месяцев назад

@@arc5015 There you go... It is now 7 years away, though...

@ironmaidenfitness654 Год назад

Love love love David Sinclair and believe he is doing everything possible to bring healthy longevity to all of us.

@ironmaidenfitness654 Год назад

@@michaelashkenazi9630 this statement is not correct. A company he founded is carrying out trials on a particular form of NMN. Nothing has been banned so let’s all calm down a bit and focus on the big picture.

@d1theartist Год назад

@Iron Maiden Fitness nothing has been banned, yet.

@ironmaidenfitness654 Год назад

@@d1theartist correct that’s why I don’t understand how so many people are outraged 🙃

@d1theartist Год назад

@Iron Maiden Fitness well, it seems like the writing is on the wall for the supplement. Even the statement Sinclair put out did not deny where this is headed. In fact, he was providing justification and explaining why it very well could be banned.

@ironmaidenfitness654 Год назад

@@d1theartist sure it could but possibly may not be banned as was the case with NAC. Even if it is we still can use another NAD pre cursor such as NR, NA, Nam or Trp. And if it wasn’t for Prof. Sinclair we wouldn’t know quite as much about NAD as we do today.

@IdiomofSad Год назад

These are the kind of conversations I live for.

@williamgregory3786 Год назад

I'm like David's dad. I started around age 67 with Dr. Sinclair's recommendations. At 69 I just started an aerospace company.

@jamesjoseph4957 Год назад

David certainly looks younger than he did, in his earlier videos.

@GBCobber Год назад

Definitely mindset. Nothing else matters near as much. I finally got over the hill. I'm 58 now, growing younger, and I still live on coffee, sugar and tobacco. Looking forward to the next 60 years.

@GBCobber Год назад

There's no need to sleep so much when you're actively cleaning your channels while awake. At best of times, when I'm free enough to remain relatively close to the moment and can keep realizing releasing and limiting beliefs and putting novel pieces together, which BTW can be extremely joyful, potentially emotional and are always sustaining experiences, I'm getting only a few hours a day on average. I usually sleep a lot more for a week after a few months in that state before returning back to around 6-7 hours for the normal hauls. I became aware of this potential we all have some 17 years ago, and I'm looking and feeling much better now than I did back then, which wasn't bad at all. I worked hard all my life. I'm a sparky. Watch this space. :)

@BobMcHatchet Год назад

Thanks for everything peter.

@scottk1525 Год назад

Can we all just stop for a second and noticed that Sinclair is coming up on 60 and yet he has the shimmering hair and glowing skin of somebody in their 20s? I mean seriously, look at the man. I'll have what he's having!

@mrodino3544 Год назад

He is 52 but looks younger than 5 years ago.

@robdoubleyou4918 Год назад

He does have on a camera filter that smooths out wrinkles. I’ve also head other people commenting (other videos) that he does Botox.

@scottk1525 Год назад

@@robdoubleyou4918 Well that's disappointing.

@squamish4244 Год назад

The picture of him in the thumbnail is closer to what he actually looks like. It's still pretty good for 52.

@scottk1525 Год назад

@@squamish4244 A grown man using a filter for a youtube video is even more shameful than his ploy to seize a monopoly on NMN.

@hedu5303 Год назад

It feels realy like a conversation between two buddies. So Beautiful!

@RikoFlex67 Год назад

Best. Conversation. Ever.

@chrispotgieter1986 Год назад

Very inspirational, thank you Peter

@lindagostinger8755 Год назад

You look 21 and I love how you wear your hair. You my new hero!!! I listen to every podcast you have. I am subscribed to you and have learned so much in a few days. Thanks I want to live to 150. I

@cigdemylmaz1532 Год назад

I have family members and loved ones who are over 60. please hurry up on that reverse aging research !

@maasdd Год назад

thank you for sharing that with everyone and making such an impact

@JUPE4ReaI Год назад

My father has been talking to me about about this topic for a couple of years. I am glad I finally took the time to hear what he wanted me to hear. Type 1 Diabetes, Addison's Disease, Asthma, Celiac Disease and 42 years old.

@squamish4244 Год назад

I'm sorry.

@morganmiller7777 Год назад

Damn sorry. Too bad a lot of epigenetic factors probably played a role in the development of those illness early as a child and maybe even with your mom in the womb. Maybe you can find ways to treat things better considering epigenetics. Maybe

@manuelsanchez9236 Год назад

Wow I'm 52 I was born with Addisons Disease I'm trying to learn how to live longer and be healthier.

@morganmiller7777 Год назад

@@manuelsanchez9236 You we’re born with it? There must have been other factors at play that caused this to happen to you so early. Are you sure it did not develop as a result of environmental factors after birth? Maybe there are things you can do epigenetically to alleviate the expression of Addisons

@manuelsanchez9236 Год назад

Yes I was diagnosed with Addisons Disease in 1970 when I was born I have been taking steroids for 52 years for my adrenal glands I'm trying to learn more about science and how to live longer. Thank you I just need some guidance. And advice

@gro16 Год назад

1% of the population has "unbreakable bones". Scientists are studying them just like that they did with pcsk9. Peter, since Alzheimers and broken bones are a leading reason that prevents one leading a healthy old age life, would you speak to that research on bones in your next video? Thank you for this one. Enjoyed it thoroughly.

@wg8561 Год назад

Unbreakable? Good movie 😆

@morganmiller7777 Год назад

Haha this is fake news but thanks for that. Unbreakable hahahahahha

@gnosiseafton Год назад

Weird, I’ve never broken a bone despite skiing and motorcycle and sports accident. Just a dislocated collar bone.

@ki4npx Год назад

OH yes . I must be one , my bones and posture joint are perfect, or close to it ....I am 74 and was a gymnast.. at 12yrs now been teaching gymn off and on many years....and have a team of 10 kids....

@morganmiller7777 Год назад

@@ki4npx that’s wonderful..gymnastics is a different discipline that would not put the extra stress on the body internally and externally when done by one who knows how to do it all properly. I wish I had been a gymnast!! Strength and cardio and at the perfect levels.

@tearose3763 Год назад

Love this looking forward to future exigencics

@fatboydim.7037 Год назад

Brilliant I was waiting for another DS interview.

@riddlescom Год назад

My goal is to live forever. So far so good.

@radicalradzik Год назад

Fantastic conversation and knowledge share. Thank you Peter and David! I admire your work and am grateful for the mindset you both embody.

@vaughanmoody 4 месяца назад

I agree!

@naylas3682 Год назад

Thanks for a great video! David doesn’t cease to amaze us, and you too! But that music at the end of your video was too loud and too sudden. Would be great if you tone it down in line with the volume of your conversation throughout the video. Thanks for all your great work!!!

@metodosnaturopata2981 Год назад

Traductor al español por favor, me gusta escuchar a este gran científico David Sinclair

@RuedigerDrischel Год назад

It’s always possible, always has been, always will be, possible.

@yyy.y_copyright Год назад

You have my 'bravo' for the dashboard...

@lindagostinger8755 Год назад

Love the picture of Watson and Crick with their DNA model, 1953. So cool. Really opened up knowledge of human bodies. Looks like you have it signed. What you are doing is the same revolution.

@madeleineqiex6327 9 месяцев назад

thank you

@csflournoy Год назад

I appreciate the info and wisdom. I tried to buy the glucose monitor but was scared to give all of the personal data required. I didn't see and option to skip that.

@stephenkern5784 3 месяца назад

I'm almost 77! So far, so good!

@ezek3n188 Год назад

great video!

@npapic1346 Год назад

Thanks a lot!!!

@franklinibiademosi9615 Год назад

No mad theories!!!

@dirtydiana8434 Год назад

Thank you for this video I watch all of your videos I don't know what it is about you David Sinclair but something about you that gets me hooked every single time I hear you I think I feel a sense of connection I get you I'm very optimistic about always proving people wrong whatever I'm trying to prove because I believe that much in myself and as you do yourself so that's one thing that I admire and the realization that I've never seen another man be as bold and forth telling about a subject that most scientists wouldn't dare cover study talk about to the public so kudos to you everything you've talked about if applied works everything you talk about not only works but makes sense someone called you Peter Pan once I think they're right and you've accomplished all of this with very little sleep so I also have that problem yet I've accomplished many things as well not on your level but it's true it's hard to function with very little sleep but hi hi hi kudos to you what does it mean why some people sleep really deep and good and others don't I don't understand but I do know this much I will work on mine as well God bless and take care and I'll pray that you get better sleep!

@MariaAngelis Год назад

Μπράβο !!! Σε ευχαριστω

@karlgye925 Год назад

BTW, big fan of the both of you!

@lamjenp6732 Год назад

Dr. David Sinclair wow you look younger compared to 2022. ❤🙏

@lisanidog8178 Год назад

Aging is a part of life. It’s about time we got used to it. Cure diseases, try to stay healthy. But aging isn’t going to go away.

@Hjkkgg6788 9 месяцев назад

The population will increase too so theres nothing stopping. You your gonna live in a world with a lot of people so AI is just part of that its part of life. The study is correct health fitness is big.

@lisanidog8178 9 месяцев назад

@@Hjkkgg6788 AI is part of your life not mine. Nothing wrong with health fitness. But you can’t stop aging and death. The population is already huge. It doesn’t affect me one bit.

@MrAhoelzel Год назад

Thank you guys! Fascinating chat. May I ask: If all of the intended science works, disease is cut down, quality of life improved, then what takes most people at the time of death with the limits have been reach? Just fatigue of the heart, for example? Do the normal things which get us now just get us 30yrs later? Thanks!

@MrAhoelzel Год назад

Disclaimer: If I was going to live to 83, and if ALL this science did was ensure I had a fuller, healthier, and less painful life even if I still croaked at 83, then count me in.

@ruthenianthruth Год назад

Badminton is important. It is essential part of longevity routine.

@denaaustinmiller1331 Год назад

fantastic gentleman, thank you for bringing the subject forward in this RU-vid post. I think it's important to recognize that a lot of people who are in their senior years now; which would be 65 and older, budget a certain amount of money to make it to 84. I think a lot of people would be very frightened about living past that, they've retired and they don't have the funds to sustain their current life. Society would need an infrastructure of support I.e., food and lodging. Financially it would be a luxury for people that have the means to sustain their life past 75 years old or greater.

@sandrasiewbaran9230 Год назад

If we eat less and do intermittent fasting, plant our fruits and vegetables, form a good community that will help each other, we would be able to afford to live with our needs...

@surenjayselvaretnam6531 Год назад

Timestamps would be nice, for those who want to get straight to the hacks/lifestyle changes 😄

@666LatinoCad Год назад

23:12 I’m 22, I’m listening

@Kongstrong519 Год назад

28 here

@gatesroyale Год назад

25 here baby but 16 DNA wise

@varunrajurkar2579 11 месяцев назад

Too me, their is 2 main questions, when and will it be available for all.

@SomeTechGuy666 Год назад

Do have a link or the title of the long term Harvard study that was referenced at @13:00 ?

@marcusiA-immortalistMarcus Год назад

Im very happy that his father is still there. Wow! How fantastic ! When I woke up earlier because of the great nad plus I'm not sure if I try too continue sleeping or stay awake. I want have unlimited physical immortality. I couldn't imagine too die

@azdjedi Год назад

12:50 Goals + friends > diet. Can somebody link the source of this study?

@marikacartwright2548 8 месяцев назад

Dear Peter , I just tried to go into the link you gave us but did not com up ,there seems to be a block as l am in Sydney Australia? How do we get through ? I do have other study links into US ?yours sincerely M

@mnayak9348 Год назад

Is there anything for cataract, if anything possible and for AMD which come with aging

@sandrasiewbaran9230 Год назад

I was born completely blind in my right eye....I don't know what it is to see with two eyes..My dream is to see with 2 eyes. I am hoping Dr. St Clair will make my dream come true....

@cosmospray Год назад

My mother is hypothyroidic can she takes levothyrox because she has no thyroid activity, can she take metformin or berberin? Can she even take nmn?

@faizalpatel6050 Год назад

Sadly in the uk we are so far behind. There is no option for a full physical examination 😢

@zaidmuhammed777 Год назад

Same here in south africa

@squamish4244 Год назад

Peter Diamandas' yearly body scan has been heavily criticized elsewhere. Basically, you don't need it. We have all sorts of tiny cancers in our bodies that the immune system quickly eradicates. And basically, these scans simply cannot detect all the factors that go into our health at this point. So you're just throwing your money away.

@nahidsafavi2925 Год назад

What do you think about NMN is banned?

@josepe2448 Год назад

Wondering if David can recommend anything to help offset male pattern baldness other then dht inhibitors and minoxidil?

@melisentiapheiffer3034 Год назад

Rooibos tea/green tea /stinging nettle root extract.

@robynhope219 Год назад

As far as i know it’s genetic...look at your father...

@CPC8921 Год назад

Regarding sleep do naps count as extra hours for ideal sleep or is it just the 7 to 8 hours straight

@WildGamez Год назад

He himself is an example...has improved allooty

@pontevedra660 Год назад

Thank you from the heart David! ❤

@mattalex8701 Год назад

Definitely our worst problems are aging and death. We see the acceleration of technology,how humans progressed in the last centuries and how humanity came from the stone age to what we have now. Think about it... It's an incredible long travel who is almost impossible to conceive,how we were a few thousands humans during an extended time and we could still survive until now. Being alive and healthy is the most precious condition we all have...it's totally normal to seek negligible senescence and push forward in this direction. We should put all our strengh on this.

@squamish4244 Год назад

Our worst problem is _suffering._ Aging and death are symptoms of suffering. So is mental illness - which makes many people want to end their lives - and everything else we can include on the spectrum that causes us fear, anger, grief, guilt, shame and everything else. Many great spiritual masters of the present and past have no fear of aging or death. Suffering originates in the mind. But I'm interested in this subject because I would like to live until I don't care if I die or not, and for that, I'm probably going to have to live a very long time.

@TheRomanPilgriminPerson 9 месяцев назад

I signed up at Tally a long time ago but they still don’t ship International and I live in Rome. I need them to hurry up!

@TheRomanPilgriminPerson 9 месяцев назад

No more coffee for me, I had a bad reaction to coffee last Saturday morning. Threw off my 16/8 IF program. So now I do eat breakfast, and ODDLY even though mealtimes have changed, my body still adheres to the IF concept.

@chipmidges3122 Год назад

“My spirit shall not abide in man for ever, for he is flesh; his days shall be a hundred and twenty years' (Gen. 6:3)

@DomainAspect Год назад

It is important to note that this verse should be understood within the context of the story of Noah and the great flood. It is not meant to be taken literally as a statement about the maximum lifespan of all humans. In fact, throughout the Hebrew Bible, there are accounts of individuals living for much longer periods of time than 120 years.

@rdallas81 Год назад

God sets our life expectancy.

@squamish4244 Год назад

I have a brainwave entrainment device that helps relax me and lull my brain into a sleepy state. It's also helped me to meditate for much longer than I could before. I think the science of mental well-being is more important than longevity. Why would we want to live so long if we're miserable? But the same technologies that advance one advance the other.

@ep-79 Год назад

What is the device called?

@midnightchurningspriteshaq8533 Год назад

I can totally see future people and civilizations using brainwave bands to help massage and stimulate the brain into optimal states at exact intervals and measure/prevent any health issues that begin with the brain while enhancing learning simultaneously. It may be necessary to wear one during growth spurts and during life stage changes to see how the brain forms and reacts and to prevent it from shutting off or growing in the wrong directions.

@passionatefitness 11 месяцев назад

I've started intermittent fasting and inflammation I've had for 5 years plus has vanished.

@TillKraemer Год назад

Thank you for sharing all the info about the ultra-fascinating topic of longevity! If I heard you correctly, you keep calling a forward slash (/) a backslash (\) though :)

@selvanesanaranan5714 Год назад

😊😊😊😊

@evelynramos445 Год назад

40th on line globally

@wirelesscaller7518 Год назад

Immortal island ... Go there!

@ecobra169 Год назад

Nothing lasts forever 💔

@docsoulman9352 6 месяцев назад

Taking a number of supplements …it is getting expensive..like another car payment. The NMN is $100 per month if I take two caps a day. Would I derive some benefit if I took them every other day?

@bbeautifullyU369 Год назад

Cooling blanket?? Dowsnt that make you cold?

@merjakangas3355 Год назад

Also adding a face-lift to tablets and capsules make you look younger! Minimise then your food intake and stand on your feet all day long at least make your life span feel ever lasting.

@veronicaruiz6268 Год назад

Traducción por favor al español!!

@maurabrown6229 Год назад

I want it and I want it now

@Beans-great Год назад

Universal healthcare has major challenges here in Canada. I hope it’s better in Australia than here in Nova Scotia, Canada

@robynhope219 Год назад

Allopathic medicine does not treat or prevent functional diseases, because the antidote is lifestyle, diet, and exercise.

@wellnesssecrets2014 Год назад

Create right conditions for good health

@peterandrews4728 10 месяцев назад

What about sea buckthorn berries amazing ...

@chickensandw1tch Год назад

4:10 hmm wonder if they were vaccinated? 10:00 lol 14:35 😳 29:30 😎 31:00 epicness!

@tex2974 Год назад

for reverse aging do they mean not just "regenerate" but even and especially "healing the body".. ? some examples like back pain, plantar fascitiis, bone marrow edema, artritis, tendinitis , often these things like many others don't get healed like they should.. will all these things get healed with this future medicine technology ? if so it would be great and a totally new view of life.. Young and healthy.. i don't think there is something better..

@philipkakstein5719 Год назад

wow...

@nandoluislopes Год назад

If doctor´s Sinclair use of yamanaka factors in mice eyes were used in skin. Would it remove scars?

@Beans-great Год назад

A great book to read is called From Strength to Strength by Arthur Brooks! It really shows one how to move from one stage of your life to another and find a new purpose.

@LashusJourney 7 месяцев назад

Thank you, I’ll check it out

@SingularityLabsAI Год назад

I have been listening to Sinclair for last 5-6 years. His optimism is accelerating at a rate faster than Moores' law. He used to say we might see 10-15 years rejuvenation within our life time or soon after , to now fully aligning with what Kurzweil used to say. Sinclair used to say hope Kurzweil is true but it's still fantasy. George Church is more rational person who doesn't go about making too bold statements in media like Kurzweil which obviously made many to think Kurzweil as a jerk. Aubrey De Grey too lost many peoples confidence as he has been saying it's 20 years away for last 20 years. I think we should not speculate too much on time and focus more on the path.

@bdoctorg Год назад

so in 10 years he believes there will be some way of reversing a portion of our age? i guess we cant get more details on this yet. May I ask why he mentioned age 50? is there any reason we cant get our age down to 21 in the future?

@kerrspace5435 Год назад

Down to 21 may not be safe. Celluar reprogramming has a no return point (if you across this point the cells lose their identity and become cancer). Anyway it is nonsense now to talk about too much this. 10 years ago people think it is impossible to rejuvenate (reverse age) so who knows what will happen in the next 10 years?

@bdoctorg Год назад

@@kerrspace5435 i just never know if i can believe it. i keep hoping but they never seem to reveal much information on it. how can you believe it with no details? also on one podcast he says 10 years and then again the end of the decade and other guys have different dates but the go to has always been by 2040 so i just dont know there are so many inconsistencies.

@hedu5303 Год назад

Hopium

@mistycloud4455 Год назад

A.G.I Will be man's last invention

@yulyv.241 Год назад

Excellent information! I recently heard some information regarding that fertility rates have decreased worldwide. I don't know if that's true, but if that's the case I think there will be no overpopulation in the future

@jJust_NO_ Год назад

But but I want to give birth in my 50s. I'm in my early 30s and still enjoying my alone time and carefree life hehehe.. I wish my body able to preserve my eggs lol

@realitywins9020 Год назад

Yes, industrialised countries, both East and West, have below replacement fertility rates with declining populations which are only offset by mass immigration. As poor countries develop, they too experience declining fertility. I think that the latest projections are that the world's overall population will peak at around 9 or 10 billion in a few decades time, then collapse. Without life extension technology, the human race could go extinct!

@bossz4320 Год назад

I’ll setting for better cough medicine for now.. figure that out first

@evelynramos445 Год назад

Crisper is upcoming to slice, find and attach

@pontevedra660 Год назад

Like Eistein said there is no such a thing as 'time'..... People must label all things, must label others, they have to place all things in a specific box, they are obssesed with the need to control.The first question they ask is "how old are you?" They have to put all in a slot, actually most have no respect for others, nor for others need or life style.

@user-pz7qv6ey4z Год назад

Who else sees that David Sinclair is looking younger and younger? I suspect cosmetic procedure - kidding,but you never know. If that is not the case, he is finding the ultimate elixir- at this time.

@irminalichtarska5490 Год назад

Yes he really is

@mjmikaelson Год назад

I want to live 150-300 years.

@FunMushizzle Год назад

David, care to comment on your ploy to seize a monopoly on NMN?

@sistaflame100 Год назад

It's call a heart attack gun. That is what some people are shot with to cause heart attacks.

@evelynramos445 Год назад

Proactive medical, not attention when at risk

@elensayista8988 Год назад

10 to 15 years to be inmortal. Im in.

@kerrspace5435 Год назад

It is not likely after 15 years you can get an immortal pill. The more realistic situation is that you will get tech to extend your life for 50 years (say 150 years now) and you can wait for more breakthrough in the extra time, and that breakthrough buy you even more time, and you can wait for more breakthrough, and go on. In this way even eventually you die you will live ultra long time.

@DomainAspect Год назад

@AppleScab (Venturia inaequalis ) , stop talking about a compound found in detergent, you sound nonsensical.

@apolicum Год назад

"immortal" you mean. There was a study that said humans would live an average of 900 years if we could reverse aging. We wouldn't die because of illness or age anymore. But we'd live to an average of 900 because humans will still die because of accidents, suicide, ... 900 years of course is very nice, and if you live very carefully, you will decrease your odds of dying from an accident by a lot and maybe get to live a few thousands of years.

@mistycloud4455 Год назад

A.G.I Will be man's last invention

@penniroyal4398 Год назад

I have hypoglycemia, low blood sugar. IT’s recommended that I eat as soon as I get up and eat every 1-2 hours. I am already 62 and look 42. Why don’t I look older if postponing eating in the morning will make you look younger?

@morganmiller7777 Год назад

Looking older and actually being older inside are different. Also, genetic factors probably play some role in how you look

@melisentiapheiffer3034 Год назад

Are you a Gemini? They tend to look much younger than other zodiac signs.

@APHS-B Год назад

Is it possible that "software" lies already there, neglected, latent, and only accidentally operated?

@alongia 9 месяцев назад

Such disruptive technology will face huge obstacles from pharmaceuticals and traditional medicine.

@gnosiseafton Год назад

Maybe avoiding the Vax is a wise lifestyle choice too.😊

@buybuydandavis Год назад

The question shouldn't be "would you like to live to 120 healthy?", it should be "would you like your family to have the choice to live to 120 healthy?"

@wirelesscaller7518 Год назад

See mandala, sound frequencies of AUM