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Engaging and informative, Dave is inspiring and Stephen is a good interviewer.

Stephen is a great interviewer

“There's also a proposed Alzheimer's therapy called cerebrolysin, a peptide mixture derived from porcine brain tissue. An Austrian company (Ever) has run some small inconclusive trials on it in human patients and distributes it to Russia and other countries (it's not approved in the US or the EU). But the eight Masliah papers that make the case for its therapeutic effects are all full of doctored images, too. A third drug, minzasolmin, is supposed to prevent misfolding of alpha-synuclein and Masliah and co-workers published the original papers that make the case for its effects. Papers which have doctored images in them. Masliah co-founded a company (Neuropore) that has been developing the drug, and they have a partnership with Belgian drugmaker UCB. It has to be noted that this one has taken some fire already: a paper last year on its in vivo effects brought some pointed criticism that the drug's short half-life should have made it impossible for it to work under the conditions described. The authors responded that they had other evidence of the drug's mechanism, and I'm glad to hear it, because in addition to the original papers, their previous paper on the drug had images in it credited to Masliah that also seem to have been digitally modified. Minzasolmin is currently in Phase II trials. This is just a horrible situation in every direction. The NIH has stated that Masliah is no longer heading the Neuroscience division, but they haven't stated much else, honestly. An internal investigation starting in May of 2023 led to that decision, apparently but the statement also says that it was in reference to just two publications with duplicated images. It seems like a strange thing to take someone with a long and respected career and subject them to what would essentially be a Western blot and photomicrograph audit before offering them a big position. But if the NIH had done that in 2016, they wouldn't be in the position they're in now, would they? How many people do we need to check? How many figures do we have to scrutinize? What a mess.”www.science.org/content/blog-post/fraud-so-much-fraud

Wondering if you could tell me what peptides you use for cardiovascular issues? BPC 157?

Thank you. I want to learn more on this topic.

And strong hip flexors

Any blow back after the cycle?

Just found out about your channel from the multivitamin video and have loved your content ! Hello from France

Elmiron was the only FDA approved drug for the treatment of interstitial cystitis but it has come to light that chronic use of Elmiron is linked to macular degeneration, now lawsuits on this and no longer recommended

Yessir

Early detection for cancer produces false positives and unnecessary treatments.

You did not post the links to his info as you said you would

this guy has Keanu Reeves vibes

What's Phils last name, and does he have a youtube channel/social media? I'd love to hear more of his thoughts!

This guy is absolutely smart.

I am also really interested in gardening. Cheaper, better and you can controll it. Makingt it efficient regarding time + costs + amount of harvest could be a intersting topic

I understand why the United States is not testing this but why isn't Canada at least doing their own research and tests?

Learned a lot from Dave's website of how to put some longevity conscious habits into practice. Please bring back Dave for more questions! Interesting stuff.

Looking good for your age, you forgot to mention the cosmetic procedures done to also look the way u do. No frown lines, botox is doing a very good job.

Good episode but i think it will ve better if you will let the guest talk a bit more. You were doing most of the talking in many parts of the conversation.

At 2:28 he said he used some type of treatment for his shoulder. What was that treatment?

61 isn't that old though 😅

Having a relative VO2 Max of 70.4 mlO2/Kg/Min at the age of 50 isn't particularly impressive if you are 18 BMI and 110lbs (he said he was 5'5"). That would equate to an absolute VO2 Max of 3,506 mlO2/Min. My absolute VO2 Max is more than 10% higher than that and I am 63,

Whats the deal with Pascoe's mouth?

He'd be bit more believable if he wasn't losing hair and didn't need glasses.

Best doc in world

Blah, blah, not much in here, waste of time...

Nice interview. I just sent my blood test into TrueDiagnostic a few days ago, hoping for a good rank on the board.

This is great! It gives me some material to work with for my upcoming interview with Dave Pascoe :)

Very good podcast. I enjoyed it a lot. Interesting insights. 👍

Loved this… super interesting…have to admit some of the lingo went over my head, but I appreciate the links to follow up. If you have any content specifically on weight loss and/or hormones I’d be interested. Cheers!

one of the best discussion and dialog on the subject of stem cell.

Find a local plasma donation clinic. You'll get PAID for it.

Thanks for the recommendation! Tastes like jello delicious!

I became aware about slow resistance training when I've read studies about how to heal tendinopathies. There is a lot about isometric and eccentric training and heavy slow resistance training seems promosing too, but isn't as well studied as the mentioned two yet. Did you really mean that one set of each exercise is sufficient to actually build visible muscle or are there more sets needed per exercise shown?

This guy is pretty hot. You're just friends? 😜

thank you! I just ordered 6 months worth of multi vitam am/pm. I might look into the fish oil next

I got the thorne multivitamin elite , and currently i am taking 2 capsules in the morning and 2 in the evening , b it i can i take 1 capsule in the morning and evening instead of 2 ? I exercise in the gym and eat healthy food

Great info!!

very cool you do this. Is TA1 still not allowed?

Does this require a PCT afterwards or drop my natural testosterone

so hunky!

you mention including links to his stuff mentioned?

This seems like a really good supplement cause it has methylfolate instead of folic acid but it seem to have very high B6 which can cause nerve damage and also on amazon - bunch of people reporting anxiety and depression.

Please have Phil on again 😊

Maaaaan you are at your 50s ! God bless

Still works!

should you take it fasted in the morning like most peptides ?

Great interview! I learned a lot