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This lecture is excellent-clear, informative, and insightful. Thank you for making complex topics understandable.

i would need slides not his face all the time!

Thank you for the clarification. Is that why fasting slows down the aging process?

WOW ! I have always had a suspicion ! As MTF 20 years plus I do wonder what is target estrogen level ? WIth 1 patch I am at 86 pg/ml. With two patches I am at 167. I suppose with 167 being in the middle of the 65 to 350 range given in this video that would be closer to optimal !?

interesting!

Insightful😃

I've just started my research in this field and this interview connected the dots for me! Thank you so much

Thanks. Would be good to look at effect of simple plasma donation which is actionable, unlike young blood parabiosis. Ref 2020 and 2022 papers from Conboy lab on plasma dilution.

Excellent interview. Thanks Hudson!

do autism spectrum disorders increase glycanage?

what is ADCC?

one form of autism = reduced glycans at neurolignin?

decrease in sialyation... hmm.. also in glycanage

Does coating proteins with glycans protect them (either through steric hindrance or consuming electrophilic sites) from further nonenzymatic glycative damage?

Where does the galactose come from? diet?

Sialic acid supplements

Great money racket

Thank you very much for this very informative presentation. I received my first GlykanAge test result this year and was really pleased with my result. My chronological age is currently 59 years, my biological age according to the test is only 36 years. That's a whopping 23 years less. Now, of course, this is not set in stone, so I will continue to do the things that I can positively influence, such as getting enough sleep, eating healthily, weight training, getting enough exercise through fast walks and jogging, taking sensible supplements, etc. And you're right, the motivation to improve is also what drives me. After the first test, I started taking an additional dietary supplement (Nuchido Time+). It's a 2nd generation NAD+ booster and my experiences so far have been exceptionally positive: After 7 weeks: Reduction of belly and hip fat clearly visible. Overall, my skin is softer and the first very slight improvements in the skin's appearance (fresher and finer pores) are also recognisable. In the meantime, I have increased the number of pull-ups in 5 sets to an incredible 192 repetitions. Before taking Nuchido Time+, my limit had been 150 repetitions for many years! I have also made progress of between 5-20% in all other exercises since I started taking Nuchido Time+! The muscle pain after the training sessions is reduced and also gone much faster. More by chance, I have discovered that I have become faster when I go for a walk. Overall, I feel a boost of energy that I didn't think was possible. Additional improvements: Deeper sleep, reduced sensitivity to cold, longer endurance, faster recovery, improved metabolism, improved weight control. After a year, I will carry out the second test with GlykanAge to see how my values develop. The whole thing is a positive cycle. More energy and motivation leads to more exercise and activity, more intensive training, but also taking into account extended periods of rest. I am already very excited about the results. The GlycanAge test gives me a tool that shows me whether something is working or not. I think the prognostic ability of the GlycanAge test with regard to potentially imminent serious illnesses is outstanding. From a medical point of view, this opens up new possibilities for preventive rather than reactive treatment.

Wonderful to see a young woman at the forefront of menopause education and advocacy

I'm currently taking Premarin and my skin seems to be getting more itchy and dryer. Why is that?

Izvrsno predavanje!

I got my womb and ovaries removed at 39 years due to cancer, my doctor at the time put me on the hrt patch and my doctor removed me of the patch, i felt oo until 2years ago with bad pain in my tummy all down to my vagina and bad burning down through me, it is ruing my life, i am awake a lot during the night going to the toilet, now i am diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and i was 8o years old the other day and i would b so happy if i could get some advice from you now the doctor put me on estrogen thank you so much god bless

Your social media marketing is extremely uninspiring … I follow health and longevity and do most tests available and the only time I’ve r heard about glycan age is one time on Joel Kahn (heart doc VIP) podcast. Even after taking the glycan age test the prescription for slowing aging is always the same .. eat plants / exercise / don’t smoke / don’t drink …. Same prescription for every disease …

That's so cruel what they did to that bird....

If my glycan age was X years less than my actual age .. if I expect to live another 20 years .. does this mean I’ll live 20 + X more years (Assuming I don’t get hit by a bus) ? Or .. suppose I’m 70 and my glycan age is 90 .. should I get my affairs in order ? If I’m 70 and my glycan age is 30 .. should I have an affair ?

The female host is noticeably attractive.

Impressive

How long do you need to take hrt for

Thank you for making this recording freely available to everybody.

One and only dr. Tim 😊

Fascinating … I gave up animal foods 4 years ago neu5gc was part of the reasoning .. interesting to hear nei5gc and alohaGAL linked. So, I guess if you’ve been bitten by a tic in the USA you’re SOL for an animal valve

My glycine age came back as 34, I’m 65 , do you sell a glycan age mirror as my regular mirror is having some “issues”.

Good job!

I am on evorol Conti patches my doctor give me four patches for a month ❤😂

How long are you in perimenopause for please thanks ❤

Dos evorol Conti patches give you a heart attack s

Neausa vertigo sore joints

What is the phone number I want doctor my parents

thank you for the information

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No one will ever know what she is talking about.

This was a great discussion. Thank you for the amazing learning experience.

Thank you for this very interesting podcast. Could you please provide links to these studies mentioned? Thanks very much in advance!

Hello I want to lower my biological age

Wonderful tutorial👍 can anyone explain on adrenals, many Dr's claim once your ovaries shut down the adrenals are your back up system providing every hormone.

Thank you for such a fascinating interview. Last year I was diagnosed as being perimenopausal after suffering 5+ years of ill health. I am one of those women you described in the interview who went from near perfect health to having multiple health issues such as allergies, food intolerances, digestive, circulatory problems, skin problems, sensitivity to sunlighr- plus all of the most common perimenopausal symptoms. Basically my whole life has been turned upside down by the perimenopause. I realise that I have probably been suffering with symptoms for 10 years prior to my diagnosis. I am familiar with both Dr. Louise Newson and Prof. Tim Spector and think they are doing amazing work on the menopause and gut health respectively. If I have one criticism of Dr. Newson it is that she talks about HRT as if it is a cure all for all perimenopausal/menopausal symptoms. Very rarely does she mention that HRT does not suit all women. Unfortunately for me it was like taking poison as it made all of my symptoms worse as the oestrogen caused a vicious cycle by raising my histamine levels thereby making my allergies and intolerances unbearable. It is a shame that Dr. Newson did not mention any of the alternatives to HRT. I had never heard of GyclanAge until listening to this interview so this is definitely another area I shall be looking into to help me on my journey to good health. I am already working on improving my gut microbiome and have join the Zoe health study. I think Prof. Spector and his team are doing an incredible job on educating us on the importance of the gut microbiome and how personalised health care can help. Finally, I would like to say what a brilliant job Rina did in conducting the interview. She was so composed and asked great questions. She should be proud of herself. She's a star!

I wish I had known all this information 10 years ago. My question: Are some of the aging-effects of the drop in hormones in peri menopause and menopause reversible if taking HRT in our mid 50s?

That was really interesting. I’m perimenopausal and tired of the lack of information coming from the sources it should come from so I have immersed myself in learning over the past week or two. Dr Newson has taught me so much in my trawling. I am making a list and going to see my GP armed with my new knowledge and am determined to find the help I need - help that should be offered, knowledge that should be explained by the professionals, not sought so hard by ourselves. I am hoping I do not have to fight for this with my GP, but am determined to stand my ground, get my life back, get my libido back, get my pelvic floor back (!) and get my joie de vivre back! It boggles the mind that 100% of women go through menopause, over half the world’s population, yet it is hidden as a guilty secret and no knowledge is passed on about it. My Mum said even those who have been through it do not understand it, and that is so true. It’s like we still live in the dark ages, where periods were secret and young girls thought they were dying because nobody ever told them about it until after they started!

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I'm wondering why if testosterone is equally as important according to this doctor then why is testim not prescribed when you've even had a full hysterectomy and bi-lateral oviotomy as I have at an early age. My GP has refused to prescribe it saying it's not licensed by the GMC and her hands are tied despite my consultant telling me it's essential for libido & energy. I have to pay for a private prescription from him rather than get it from the NHS this is despite him repeatedly telling me it's misinformation that she can't prescribe me testim due to it not being licensed and that there's nothing stopping her from doing so. I'm dead on my feet without it at age 39. We are being failed constantly.