Scientists Uncover How to Reverse Aging (pt. 3)

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  • Опубліковано 2 лип 2024
  • In 2020, roughly 1 billion people were older than 60. in 2030 this number will rise to 1.4 billion. Aging is accompanied by diseases such as heart disease, stroke or dementia. Aging seems inevitable.. or are there ways to slow down aging? Let's see in our third part how scientists try to slow down Aging!
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    The loss of telomeres is one of the hallmarks of aging. Telomeres were discovered by Elizabeth blackburn. She found that the ends of chromosomes contain the same sequence over and over again. These "telomeres" protect chromosomes from fusing with each other and are progressively lost as we get older. When a cell has lost too many of its telomeres it becomes dysregulated and can cause inflammation (which increase the chance to have age related inflammatory diseases). In more extreme cases, though, the loss of telomeres leads to the rearrangement of chromosomes and cancer. So we need ways to make telomeres longer and possibly slow down aging!
    In 2003, it was found that people with long telomeres (longer than average) live five years longer than people with short telomeres. Now scientists try to make telomeres longer to slow down aging. Preclinical studies where telomerase (an enzyme which makes telomeres longer) were introduced into mice resulted in an extended lifespan (+41%). In other studies, alternative ways to make telomeres longer are explored. We need to be careful though with artificial therapies as only the right cells should receive longer telomeres.
    But we can also do something to keep our telomeres long! It is important to reduce stress, as chronic stress is associated with a loss of telomeres and stress management with longer telomeres. Exercising at least 4 times a week also has been consistently associated with longer telomeres. Special diets (fruits, dairy products, nuts, legumes, seaweed) are also associated with longer telomeres. All of this might help to reduce the loss of telomeres and slow down aging!
    0:00-0:52 Intro
    0:52-3:33 Discovery of Telomeres
    3:33-5:20 Age related Telomere Loss
    6:45-7:36 Slowing Down Aging by Hacking Telomeres
    7:36-12:32 How You Can Slow Down Aging
    References:
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    The following videos were provided by videvo.net, CC BY-SA 4.0. Scientist Working, Red Blood Cells, Timelapse, Bokeh Particles, Volume Graph, Abstract Color, Light Rays, Fog (by Voyager Project). Sca Results (MaartenLCF)
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    Music:
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    Laconic Granny by Kevin MacLeod (CC BY 4.0)
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    Title: Filaments by Scott Buckley (CC BY 3.0)
    Title: Rudolph by Lukrembro / lukrembo
    About Clemens Steinek:
    CLEMENS STEINEK is a PhD student/youtuber (Sciencerely) who is currently conducting stem cell research in Germany.

КОМЕНТАРІ • 506

  • @Sciencerely
    @Sciencerely  Рік тому +62

    Sorry guys if the audio turned out a bit messy - I guess my seer didn't predict that!

    • @PeterKnagge
      @PeterKnagge Рік тому +4

      Left ear: k
      Right ear: l

    • @kristas-not
      @kristas-not Рік тому +1

      yeah, this is unlistenable on a samsung tablet.
      besides mono audio panned hard left, you have something really funky going on with your eq and compression.

    • @scottpreston5074
      @scottpreston5074 Рік тому +2

      You can still duplicate it in the right channel in post production. It's not too hard. The footage is worth saving. Most editing systems have a way of doing this.

    • @realflaym
      @realflaym Рік тому +4

      If i has stress i would probably go out.. see some sunlight touch some grass hear the birds...

    • @hellongoodbye
      @hellongoodbye Рік тому +2

      Yes grass sun birds n grounding n meditation

  • @wishbone103
    @wishbone103 Рік тому +183

    I am 75 years old. I weigh the same now as when I was 20. I have been working out since I was 14 and still at it. Mostly resistance training with some cardio. My ideal weight for my height and body frame is 154. I generally stay within +or- 5 lbs of that. A little heavier in the winter and lighter in the summer. I always say that the proper exercise program will keep you young from the neck down for a very long time. My diet is 1 gram of protein per lb of body weight. The rest is vegetables and low in animal fat. Some fruits like pineapple . Hope that helps. BTW I never eat over 2400 calories a day.

    • @filler8684
      @filler8684 Рік тому +12

      if thats you in your profile picture, you look amazing!

    • @wishbone103
      @wishbone103 Рік тому +13

      @@filler8684 yep that's me. Thank you

    • @InversePacman
      @InversePacman Рік тому +5

      I gotta ask! How do you accommodate 1 g of protein per pound of body weight in your daily diet? Like what would a week of meals look like for you? Looking forward to your response thank you.

    • @grainofsand4176
      @grainofsand4176 Рік тому +2

      I clicked. you are impressively fit!! Do you eat dairy? Im a little surprised dairy was included in the choice foods~and tbh it made me question if dairy giants helped fund the studies....just saying

    • @wishbone103
      @wishbone103 Рік тому +8

      @@grainofsand4176 I occasionally have powdered low fat milk. I do eat cheese everyday. I protein powdered drink everyday. I gram of protein per lb of body weight. Two Jumbo eggs in the morning with some form of low fat meat and potatoes. Vegetables with meals. A banana a day before workouts. Pineapple chunks with cottage cheese. Never eat more then 2400 calories a day. Well, almost never haha.

  • @anglo-saxonconnor817
    @anglo-saxonconnor817 Рік тому +122

    Our mood affect our cells alot. Using music as a form of healing has always been science as music can set and change our mood and emotions.

    • @johnrobi0
      @johnrobi0 Рік тому +11

      Correct. No amount of diet and exercise can overcome the damage done by stress.

    • @TheMargarita1948
      @TheMargarita1948 Рік тому +3

      Interesting idea. Please share your data.

    • @linanicolia1363
      @linanicolia1363 Рік тому +7

      Tesla said if we want to understand the Universe , we need to learn the affect of frequencies and vibrations. We are all about that. Some frequencies heal while others destroy.

    • @randallhesse5011
      @randallhesse5011 Рік тому +4

      I like Gregorian chants or Gregorian music to relieve stress. Their seems to be something spiritual about it.

    • @r.b.9509
      @r.b.9509 Рік тому +2

      Thats why we need study TRUTH.
      John 1:1-3: “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was in the beginning with God. All things were made through him, and without him was not any thing made that was made.”

  • @cautiousoptimist
    @cautiousoptimist Рік тому +30

    68, take care of my 3 acre park, up and down the stairs 100 times a day, 100 pushups, situps and squats per day. walk to the corner tap 4 times a week. I drink 2 pots of coffee a day... ;-) Smoke half a pack a day to reduce stress and power meditate/nap for 2 - 3 hours per day...
    Doctor shakes his head and says I'm healthier than most 30 year olds...

    • @SeptemberChild1835
      @SeptemberChild1835 Рік тому +2

      Yeah, and ALL of us are believing that!! LOL. 😝😜🤪

    • @cautiousoptimist
      @cautiousoptimist Рік тому +1

      @@SeptemberChild1835 Hell... I don't even believe it myself...🙂

    • @davegreene1198
      @davegreene1198 Рік тому +6

      @@cautiousoptimist
      I'm 62, work on a construction crew with young guys, run up and down ladders 8 hours a day, laugh at the young guys who can't keep up with me.
      BTW, drink a 6 pack of beer and smoke a pack of cigarettes a day too.
      Since I went to one meal a day of high fat meats and eggs I don't even get hungry or tired. Wake up after 6 hours and crank out 20 to 30 minutes of hiit training most mornings.
      Use it or loose it!

    • @cautiousoptimist
      @cautiousoptimist Рік тому

      @@davegreene1198 Way to play Dave!
      personally, I'm a whiskey drinker instead of beer, tho...:-)

    • @AlanSmitheeman
      @AlanSmitheeman Рік тому

      You must be Keith Richard's younger brother!

  • @neilhupping9106
    @neilhupping9106 Рік тому +8

    Im surprised you never mentioned fasting.

  • @11th888
    @11th888 Рік тому +7

    Great granny lived to be 116yrs old. She was a happy lady.

  • @_Cryptotruth_
    @_Cryptotruth_ Рік тому +34

    Okay, I’m not 80, but very close, & I don’t look 40. But I also really don’t care. It’s how you feel that matters. Don’t focus on your external appearance as much as your internal “foundational” values. That will make your telomeres happy!
    All the points made in this video are outstanding guidelines for living a longer, happier life (I didn’t know one could smoke alcohol however). Maybe it’s a language thing? :-)
    I’ve picked up a lot of these recommended “habits” over the corse of my “long” life & they are all important tools for a longer life (but not necessarily a happier one). For me, it’s not the length of one’s life that matters. But the quality. Exercise takes mental discipline & mental discipline varies depending on how well one manages stress which is also heavily influenced by external forces we often have little control over.
    There is much to learn in life. Learning the core values that improve the quality of life is a crap shot at best. But finding & engaging individuals that inspire one to be a better carbon unit, is a good place to start.
    I’m just sayin..

    • @mrsvsingh4690
      @mrsvsingh4690 Рік тому

      P

    • @charlesgloria6745
      @charlesgloria6745 Рік тому +1

      I am 73 years.. And I do not smoke, drink and I eat one meal per day. I have been told I look from 5 to 10 years younger. However, my goal is to live a pain free life. So far so good. My dad lived to the age of 92 and my mom is currently 95. I am blessed and love life and am grateful . No sugar, flour or oil. ! Enjoy while you can.

    • @user-im6go5fb3e
      @user-im6go5fb3e Рік тому

      I sadly do not I have security knowing that I have a finite death. I know not when it is or how it will come about, what I know is I want to spend the rest of eternity with Jesus Christ.

  • @LjLaValle
    @LjLaValle Рік тому +143

    Great information on telomeres.
    That being said,
    I’d love to see a video produced by an 80 year old that looks 40 talking about anti aging. 😊

    • @angiedamian681
      @angiedamian681 Рік тому +18

      David Sinclair is 50 but looks 30. His father is turning 80 I think but looks 50. And this is all because of his anti aging protocols.

    • @LjLaValle
      @LjLaValle Рік тому +8

      @@angiedamian681 I was making a reference to the youtuber in this video - Clemens Steinek which would be amazing if he was 50 years old.
      BTW, one of my fav experts on anti aging is Gary Null, who is in his 70's but could probably outrun a 40 year old athlete.

    • @imo254
      @imo254 Рік тому +2

      @@LjLaValle this makes aging bull n void then I guess

    • @imo254
      @imo254 Рік тому +1

      @@LjLaValle null lol

    • @user-pf5xq3lq8i
      @user-pf5xq3lq8i Рік тому +4

      Dr rhonda patrick is following research. She looks half her age. Don't know her full protocol, saunas and reservatrol is part of it I think. She has a UA-cam channel.

  • @barnes29510
    @barnes29510 Рік тому +7

    Wow! Seeing that stress causes aging to speed up significantly. I'm beating the odds. Because I been burning the candle at both ends since '73.

  • @carmenortiz5294
    @carmenortiz5294 Рік тому +53

    Really good video, took notes. I guess I'm doing more than a few things right but there are others I should be doing. I feel better and healthier at 75 than I was at 55. Number one thing: I quit toxic job and changed much of what I eat. Moved to the middle of nowhere, bought a house with 1/3 acre yard and became a "farmer" which is for sure exercise. I now take life more as a joke than as a stress motivator. Haven't laugh as much as I have now, at the crazy things going on. (Funniest possible World War III ever, and I have been around for a few.) I guess that I will try to start meditating and get rid of the candy. Seaweed, yuck! Ommmm!

    • @nspyrdbylorra8292
      @nspyrdbylorra8292 Рік тому +2

      ... Ditto!! I second that emotion (⁠◕⁠ᴗ⁠◕⁠✿⁠)

    • @nspyrdbylorra8292
      @nspyrdbylorra8292 Рік тому +1

      I too took notes ~as for seawweed...(she grimaces w/the thought!)

    • @ronjeandenis4928
      @ronjeandenis4928 Рік тому +5

      I agree Carmen a toxic job can drain the life out of you and take years off your life. It adds daily stress. Once you leave that type of environment, you feel you get a new lease on life. That's what I plan on doing for mental, emotional, and physical wellness. Life is too short not to take care of oneself.

    • @NorfolkNorseman
      @NorfolkNorseman Рік тому +4

      Well done 😁💜

    • @johnfredericks5177
      @johnfredericks5177 Рік тому +2

      Good for you. I'm 65 and just had a rough month with lung infection and just rebounding. I cut out sugar as I was killing my non alchahol "fatty liver" wich sent my liver enzymes 10x higher then normal with sugar strangulation my liver
      Back to normal and I will be back to gym next week

  • @MrMark2958
    @MrMark2958 Рік тому +16

    A young man who works for me recently reminded me that he "does not stress on straight time" I humbly accepted his advice.

    • @rebecavillanova7622
      @rebecavillanova7622 Рік тому

      We might one day reverse aging but we might never get the incense, the carefree to make mistakes, to be an idiot.

    • @linanicolia1363
      @linanicolia1363 Рік тому

      Do we care he works for you ?

    • @MrMark2958
      @MrMark2958 Рік тому +6

      I care, I am lucky to have a calming influence on my staff.

    • @NightRunner417
      @NightRunner417 Рік тому +1

      Maybe he meant he doesn't stress about overtime...

  • @bryanjones8778
    @bryanjones8778 Рік тому +17

    Obviously genetics plays a role in how fast we age, but as you alluded to, growing old gracefully (and less stressed) has a big impact on how long we live. I have met several people over the age of 100 who were vivacious and had great attitudes about life. I believe there is truly a connection there. Look at the actor George Burns. He lived to be 100, even though he smoked cigars and drank. But he always had a young person's mentality and a big smile on his face.

    • @roop1801
      @roop1801 Рік тому +1

      Suppose , Life is like a cricket game and Creator ( God ) gives 70 overs to play this cricket game ( Life ) . So, scientist now says , we expand this cricket game to 400 overs . It just increase burden and excessive struggle , its good that at 70 overs most of players get wicket out . But, what is the point of playing Cricket game forever or 400 overs its just a kind of worst punishment . 70 over is already worst kind of punishment bro . So, its just kind of putting extra oil in already burning fire flame.

    • @PolishBehemoth
      @PolishBehemoth Рік тому

      Its always a cop out when people blame genetics without addressing the details of the topjc at hand. I see it in spirts too with unathletic people bitching about athletes that work to betywr their lives.

  • @happyface9000
    @happyface9000 Рік тому +4

    Funny how what helps the most with stress -prayer, is never mentioned by scientists because we believe God would help us and that gives us hope and releases stress

  • @Iron2017
    @Iron2017 Рік тому +6

    Thank u! This is food for thought. I do meditate, not cross-legged as u might typically imagine, but i just take time to think about the wonders of nature, walks in parks etc...this all relieves stress.

  • @noproblem2big337
    @noproblem2big337 Рік тому +11

    Great video, keep up the good work 👍

  • @dergus8833
    @dergus8833 Рік тому +26

    I think humans are so used to aging, it feel weird that soon it might turn out to not be one of our worries. At the end of the day, our bodies are hugely complicated organic machines but in a way that's more encouraging for the idea that aging isn't a law that can't be broken.

    • @wellnesspathforme6236
      @wellnesspathforme6236 Рік тому

      Yes, it is. You are being sold the end of aging while being fed iron filings and nutrient depleted possessed foolds.
      At some point, reason has to take over, no?

    • @dorothylanasa6074
      @dorothylanasa6074 Рік тому +1

      So are the correct plants to help us. See NIH's Pub Med NCBI on Burdock Root.

    • @hideentity1518
      @hideentity1518 Рік тому

      Dude. The problem is the river of life which carrying the blood, along with the tree of life who depends on that blood. Its the anatomy that matter not the biology process.

    • @periklisspanos7185
      @periklisspanos7185 Рік тому

      Living inside the trains and parks we will have no stress living longerBut the police will chase us and we will have stress. Living inside apartments and houses we developed a lot of stress because in order to do that, we have to work. So scientific suggestions are meaningless thanks for nothing good

    • @wellnesspathforme6236
      @wellnesspathforme6236 Рік тому

      @@periklisspanos7185 *BONDS* create money to enslave the masses. High interest rates tell you it is coming soon...

  • @3d-illusions
    @3d-illusions Рік тому +2

    70% fat 20% protein 10% carbs (or less (no sugar)), eat once per day. Fast for 3 days every few months. Exercise regularly, keep occupied, have fun, and sleep well.

  • @ChengXin-bs9uj
    @ChengXin-bs9uj Рік тому +2

    Great compilation of stories! Likewise, we dedicate to healthcare and anti-aging, to make those we love live longer & healthier.

  • @elinab376
    @elinab376 Рік тому +1

    Please continue the series - it is very intersting

  • @armandos.rodriguez6608
    @armandos.rodriguez6608 Рік тому +4

    We don’t seem to have the answers as yet but we are getting very near,so keep praying we will get there.Very informative,video.

  • @yubakrarai
    @yubakrarai 9 місяців тому +1

    When I stress a lot, I avoid eating, I fast while stressing. The longest fast I did was 3 days after an emotional trauma. It helps a lot.

  • @sparketech
    @sparketech Рік тому +3

    Good job with the information presentation and the use of stock footage. Nice quality audio, odd choice in having your speach be left channel only. Not likely noticed on mobile phone speakers but headphones or studio monitors it is clear. Using the Focusrite Scarlett interface with the SM7B I'd assume? I do a lot of audio stuff on my smaller Studio channel...
    Was left channel only a creative choice or just keeping things simple? Have a great day and keep up the good work.

  • @JuanReyes-ws9sd
    @JuanReyes-ws9sd Рік тому +3

    Tengo entendido que las personas con dislexia nacen con los telómeros más cortos y luego agrégale el bulliyn en el colegio más, sin embargo también se que caminar rápido los alarga, el ayuno intermitente y la dieta keto te rejuvenece, y para reducir el colesterol que produce el estress nada mejor que una buena taza de te verde, ejercicio y poner los pies descalzos en el pasto o la tierra por 10 minutos, ya que introduce electrones que destruyen el cortizol según expertos. Ánimo, siempre me sentí como avejentada y hoy me veo más joven de lo que soy, thanks for you information.

  • @NNtrancer1
    @NNtrancer1 Рік тому +7

    Astragaloside, from the root of astragaslus, lengthens telomeres.

  • @slhgrow7683
    @slhgrow7683 Рік тому

    No worries about the audio, Great content insight....Thank You

  • @coventgarden1925
    @coventgarden1925 Рік тому +12

    Obviously a must do so I searched for product and unsurprisingly see many pills claiming to do the job. You guys have created the market for telomerase. It would be good if you provide a brief guide to which if any of these products do more than transfer wealth. Many seem to focus on 1 herb as a magic bullet. A sentence or two about what is in the market might be helpful. Thanks.

  • @fooyong
    @fooyong Рік тому

    Great video series, but could you please make a series on how to prevent aging for the average person, I've really just gathered from watching these that diet & exercise is all that I can do.

  • @ppowell1212
    @ppowell1212 Рік тому

    Thanks for the content

  • @gabriellec7845
    @gabriellec7845 Рік тому +2

    I always feel much younger when I get all the sleep my body wants. It’s when I have to hurry, rush to get up that the aging feeling takes hold.

  • @brookstorm9789
    @brookstorm9789 Рік тому

    Wonderful. Thank you!

  • @nooneyouknowof
    @nooneyouknowof Рік тому +21

    There are studies about the herb astragalus that turns back the clock on telomeres. I have heard that ashwagandha does this as well, along w/ further rejuvenation from stem cell treatments, oxygen therapy, and red light therapy.

    • @quant2011
      @quant2011 Рік тому

      And normobaric capsules

    • @drsoul3618
      @drsoul3618 Рік тому +1

      Many herbs help the telomeres.

    • @linanicolia1363
      @linanicolia1363 Рік тому

      All for narcissistic humanoids.

    • @RM-yf2lu
      @RM-yf2lu Рік тому +1

      Those indians seem to have been right about Ayurvedic herbs...

    • @klarissaclairiton9010
      @klarissaclairiton9010 Рік тому +5

      I take Astralagus every day and it has not had any adverse effects or side effects. I am 66 years old. The woman at the health food shop told me that it is one of the best plants you can take.

  • @LavaDesert
    @LavaDesert Рік тому +2

    I am now 58, about five years ago I was tested to have a Telomere of 90 Percentile. I read conflicting articles as being Ideal and being too high in higher risk of Cancer. The surprising thing is my stress level has been high for basically all my life with Anxiety Disorder and BPH. But I do not smoke, drink, or am obese.

  • @Radio_FM_3123
    @Radio_FM_3123 Рік тому +2

    Eat a lot less carbohydrates than you normally did , not so sweet fruits daily,
    fasting regularly or skip lunch from time to time.

  • @johnbmw550i
    @johnbmw550i Рік тому +2

    I am 73 years old, weight train hard twice a week, and play Golf, feel great.

  • @artworld9799
    @artworld9799 Рік тому

    Great channel!

  • @RyanonBasss
    @RyanonBasss Рік тому +7

    That Starbucks joke was so good, not because it was funny, but because of how awkwardly it was delivered. Thanks for the great video, gonna go exercise now!

  • @angiedamian681
    @angiedamian681 Рік тому +6

    I guess my love for music was a great buffer to the stress my parents caused me during their divorce. The Beatles album kept me alive! Great content!

    • @SeptemberChild1835
      @SeptemberChild1835 Рік тому

      The Rolling Stones are better.

    • @richyneung
      @richyneung Рік тому

      @@SeptemberChild1835 no.. queen is better , lol

    • @alrivers2297
      @alrivers2297 Рік тому

      Love all those bands and many others too, but the Beatles are the goat.

  • @heathernicole88
    @heathernicole88 Рік тому +2

    We can change our telemere's just by thought alone,we can actually change anything we desire with our thoughts. That's why we all should think wisely & only think about what we desire, our dreams.. Happy thoughts 😊❤💫💫💫💫

  • @bobleclair5665
    @bobleclair5665 Рік тому +5

    I learned a new word about a year ago . epigenetic, my understanding, it’s based on environment and ancestry, the more I study it,the more it makes sense to me, We are products of our environment, whether physical or mental, I try to add to that, other things that I have learned and things that I’m learning, Have you heard of the 7 year itch, ( they made a movie) have you heard that every cell in your body will have renewed in about 7 years +- .So apply epigenetics with that 7 years, add all your good health remedies , diet and exercise and that should help on your aging , but then you got those telomeres, my guess is it could be memory, as we get older we tend to forget, my thought is that these cells or telomeres forget too, when we were younger,we looked to the future with enthusiasm , Hope, imagination, , no don’t that 7 year thing was probably less then because of the way we were burning energy, we had goals, if you think back and remember those positive moments, don’t they remind you of that energy of youth, doesn’t it make you feel younger, even if it’s in your mind, I think they call it dopamine, , ( remember now, these are just thoughts. I don’t want some 80 year old, climbing a tree and bending over branches,hanging ten) Memory, I think is part of extending your life, mentally and physically, I have no doubt, in the future it’ll be common practice to freeze your child’s stem cells for reminding their telomeres how to grow properly, memory has a role in epigenetics, I personally think it’s less than 7 years, the germs and viruses epigenetics is in hours and minutes, they call it mutating, if we can imagine the future and create it, we should be able to imagine us healthy, the body is meant to heal itself , stay healthy and count your blessings, peace

  • @shinebright0795
    @shinebright0795 Рік тому

    EXCELLENT, THANK YOU….BLESSINGS 💖🍃

  • @davidmerritt2837
    @davidmerritt2837 Рік тому

    Great video give us more give us more!!!!!!!!

  • @beepbeepnj2658
    @beepbeepnj2658 Рік тому +3

    Famous NYC investor Irving Kahn who lived to age 109 thought his long life was due to his love of work and a good diet. He had 3 other siblings all who lived past 100 including 1 sister who thought a fun life was drinking, smoking, eating rich foods and nightlife. A researcher found out all 4 had high levels of HDL cholesterol and a slightly underactive thyroid or what would be a slightly elevated TSH in their genetics.

    • @msmintjuleps
      @msmintjuleps Рік тому

      Sounds like a lot had to do with genes, idk.

  • @ekanshsudha
    @ekanshsudha Рік тому

    But all in all thanks for this knowlege...i m loving it

  • @EmpireRules
    @EmpireRules Рік тому +5

    According to Israeli studies, hyperbaric chamber usage will increase the telomere length as well. 37% increase in telomere length have been recorded after 30 sessions. I use it 3-5 times a week.

    • @paulwolf3302
      @paulwolf3302 Рік тому

      Scammers.

    • @williamwalker6071
      @williamwalker6071 Рік тому

      No... they misinterpreted their results. They were looking at white blood cells... if you kill off short-telomere cells, the AVERAGE length goes up....

    • @LilyGazou
      @LilyGazou Рік тому +2

      Helps with stroke damage too.

    • @EmpireRules
      @EmpireRules Рік тому +1

      @@LilyGazou -Among with many other benefits, that is correct.

    • @lpg12338
      @lpg12338 Рік тому

      Interesting. 🤔

  • @bebahojt
    @bebahojt Рік тому +7

    I take Astragalus which is thought to aid the telomeres. There is also a product called Ageless Telomeres my New Roots that I have bought in the past but it is a bit more expensive.

    • @jerrodhanks8477
      @jerrodhanks8477 Рік тому +1

      IM NOT A DR BUT I READ SOMETHING ABOUT RHODIOLA ROSECHA I THINK
      ANY WAYS I BOUGHT SOME A THAT
      WHO KNOWS THOUGH

  • @MrDogonjon
    @MrDogonjon Рік тому +2

    to live longer...stand up. Sit down. Rest. Stand up, sit down, rest. Life is an exercise. Don't "just" do it. Live it.

  • @soniasamivillin743
    @soniasamivillin743 Рік тому

    Tellng me not to be stressed, stresses me out😵‍💫

  • @dm4859
    @dm4859 Рік тому +5

    Shaklee Corp scientists addressed this several (15?) years ago and developed VIVIX. It's from the Muscatine grape, and I don't remember what all, but they were talking about the aging from losing outer telomere length. I thought this was news a l9ng time ago.

    • @user-pf5xq3lq8i
      @user-pf5xq3lq8i Рік тому +1

      Is it reservatrol? I heard Dr rhonda patrick talking about that.

  • @SodiumSyndicate
    @SodiumSyndicate Рік тому

    My left ear says Hi, my right ear says Bye.

  • @yoman2458
    @yoman2458 Рік тому +9

    Fascinating! Keep it up we need more information, one day we will live forever! Also look into the advantages of combing artificial intelligence in the aid of helping understanding correlations we may not have noticed when it comes to aging and health. I believe once we have a reasonably intelligent ai to look for and compare patterns we didn't think of, we will finally figure it out.

    • @MrDogonjon
      @MrDogonjon Рік тому +2

      To quote the obvious "living is fun if your life is not fun you are dying".

    • @yoman2458
      @yoman2458 Рік тому +1

      @@MrDogonjon Well said!!!! 👏 👏 👏 👏

    • @na2cho
      @na2cho Рік тому +1

      Look around the world. Look at what the people in charge have done. Those same people will gate immortality and keep it for themselves. This is probably the worst thing that could happen.

    • @mikeundereood1071
      @mikeundereood1071 Рік тому +1

      Ai well take over

    • @yoman2458
      @yoman2458 Рік тому

      @@mikeundereood1071 Regardless we have to try, its a 50% chance either way for good or bad, Immortality is worth the risk imo.

  • @summerbrooks9922
    @summerbrooks9922 Рік тому +1

    Besides telemere shortening, getting rid of dead cells is a major block to the de-aging process. Robotics could be minimal in size, instructed to remove dead cells, and advance youthfulness.

    • @w1975b
      @w1975b Рік тому

      Autophagy from fasting recycles dead cells.

  • @markupton1417
    @markupton1417 Рік тому +2

    I first learned if telemeres 30 years ago... when they said it would lead to a cure for aging in 10 years... still waiting....

    • @AlanSmitheeman
      @AlanSmitheeman Рік тому +1

      Yes, it's always a sliding scale of the cure always being 10 years away. Just like the cure for baldness.

    • @justwannabehappy6735
      @justwannabehappy6735 Рік тому

      Have you done everything to take care of them ?

  • @khajiitkitten5679
    @khajiitkitten5679 Рік тому +7

    Great answers! I wonder what evolutionary process or stress capped off the telomeric replication? It seems like we devolved there, but I also fail to understand the evolutionary advantage of other seemingly undesirable human conditions such as depression so perhaps limited lifespans are somehow critical to the survival of our species? Every answer we get leads to more questions...

    • @whitepouch0904
      @whitepouch0904 Рік тому +1

      Just like cancer it is a side effect or a trade off of evolution

    • @effiahalhumbhra3755
      @effiahalhumbhra3755 Рік тому

      Called Problem, Reaction, Solution events. Going on for eons about to come to halt. Times of Transparency is here.

  • @dansonkibera2217
    @dansonkibera2217 Рік тому +1

    Am now neck deep into my 50s I observed in horror that strands of grey hair first appeared where i had ever been injured, they shamelessly appeared around some old scars in my forties, now they have company...

  • @djbrock123
    @djbrock123 Рік тому

    Why your video has audio only on the left channel? Did you test it before uploading it?

  • @allankabiito56
    @allankabiito56 Рік тому

    This video is relevant, my favourite is meditation.

  • @milaxmontanez9015
    @milaxmontanez9015 Рік тому

    Very interesting! Thank you for the information 👍

  • @mishmishzorba5001
    @mishmishzorba5001 Рік тому +6

    GIVE THIS MAN THE OSCAR .... OR THE PEACE PRIZE....OR THE LONG TELOMERES MEDAL 🙂💕

  • @ekanshsudha
    @ekanshsudha Рік тому

    I was listening by using only one earphone...and i was not able to listen to urs voice and only th sound was coming....😂😂 Then I put the left earphone in my ear and listened to urs voice ...it was good

  • @thehippie3610
    @thehippie3610 Рік тому

    6:48 is the information you are looking for.
    You are welcome.
    What do I do to stave off stress? *takes rip from my bong*
    I dunno man. Just good coping habits I guess.

  • @frankfromupstateny3796
    @frankfromupstateny3796 Рік тому +2

    Studies show...that cutting out all sugars/or aka: most carbohydrates....causes oir mitochondrial efficiency to drastically increase.
    Could "carnivore diets increase one's telemeres?"
    Haven't seen such a study. Anyone point me 2 one?

  • @behappy-hk2hm
    @behappy-hk2hm Рік тому

    Best video

  • @ALEXANjunior
    @ALEXANjunior Рік тому +1

    So is there some kind of filter to drink everyday and make our telomeres longer?

  • @olir6910
    @olir6910 Рік тому

    Ty

  • @pennyharper419
    @pennyharper419 Рік тому +1

    Calorie restriction, including fasting, lengthens telomeres.

  • @memegod2872
    @memegod2872 Рік тому +1

    I can just imagine there's a line to a cancer screening before being allowed to go to the discount fountain of youth lol

  • @roop1801
    @roop1801 Рік тому +4

    Bro, it depends on Genes as well as our Telomere length . There are some animals who acheive biological immortality like some jelly fish . On the other hand , some animal lifespan is only 1 week . Human Telomere lifespan is approx. 70-100 years but in Tortoise its 300-700 years . So, different animals have different duration of Cricket Game ( Life ).

    • @w1975b
      @w1975b Рік тому +1

      Billy Carson says the Anunnaki modified our genes 200,000 years ago, before we were "human". Aging could be one of the things that was changed. I heard/read somewhere else that humans were supposed to be immortal, but an asteroid broke through and contaminated the planet with bacteria which ruined those plans.

    • @roop1801
      @roop1801 Рік тому

      @@w1975b Bro, i think its good to be mortal . Lets suppose life is like a Cricket game with 70 overs , and after 70 overs game will finish . Then, what is the point in extending that cricket game to 200 overs . Bro, it just increase struggle and suppose a person suffer from un-treatable disease so his life will become like hell and he will seek Euthanasia to end his hell like life. So, at the end its good that we came with an expiry date 🙂🙂😊.

    • @w1975b
      @w1975b Рік тому

      @@roop1801 don't call me bro, I'm a biological woman with ovaries and a uterus.

  • @I-Am-That
    @I-Am-That Рік тому +5

    The brain plasticity is controlled by the subconscious mind
    The subconscious mind controls all our internal body mechanisms where our usual conscious or decision making mind has its limitations. And degeneration on telomeres too happens in the passage of time
    No matter who we are the above are common operating system for all of us
    It's the same backend mind delivers all that we impressed our believes within. It's the same mind that gives health or disease
    By mentally seeing yourself in a coordinate i.e. age, family, environment, society you set the standards of consent & affirmation within. The subconscious mind delivers all the impressions along with the aging that was planted in seeds of thoughts

  • @robertrowan9893
    @robertrowan9893 Рік тому

    Just this week, I've made up my own 5 syllable mantras while getting into bed and winding down. Does it have to have a particular root? Not necessarily. Providing I resonate with it, I appear to be nodding off faster and sleeping for longer. Till my bladder intervenes that is.
    Oh yes, Icelandic Angelica, I never did take up the offer on that particular supplement. Has anyone out there tried it? For if so, is it worth the hype?

  • @richardpellis
    @richardpellis Рік тому +6

    Question: How does one go about getting their telomere tested? To understand status/condition?

    • @robertbolding4182
      @robertbolding4182 Рік тому

      Stare into a mirror estimate your age I cannot think of a better way.

    • @linanicolia1363
      @linanicolia1363 Рік тому +1

      Wasting your time and money. Enjoy every day and be grateful you got that.

    • @bryceanderson6437
      @bryceanderson6437 Рік тому

      Johnny Delirious

  • @SirGolfalot-
    @SirGolfalot- Рік тому +23

    Most people exist way too long and live very little.

    • @justwannabehappy6735
      @justwannabehappy6735 Рік тому +4

      Talk for yourself.

    • @markme4
      @markme4 Рік тому +1

      @@justwannabehappy6735 He's right though

    • @ronclough7216
      @ronclough7216 Рік тому +4

      Takes some people longer to get things right, they need the time even more.

    • @TheBluePilledPebric
      @TheBluePilledPebric Рік тому +1

      I’m a millionaire

    • @YinBeYinin310
      @YinBeYinin310 Рік тому +1

      It takes some ppl more time to get things right. They need the time. We're all deserving of quality life.

  • @dr.debbiewilliams
    @dr.debbiewilliams 7 місяців тому

    Can we stretch the telomeres? I'm trying to figure out how to elongate the telomeres.

  • @frankliu2209
    @frankliu2209 Рік тому

    Never detailed technical information on UA-cam but general common practices ancient people do all the time

  • @sillymesilly
    @sillymesilly Рік тому

    Also it might present nightmare scenarios, rampant growth of tumors, and other bodily issues. MRNA treatment already wrecking havoc on people.

  • @Billydevito
    @Billydevito Рік тому +1

    No mention of prolonged fasting.

  • @thinknow1
    @thinknow1 Рік тому

    intake a multivitamin supplement; drink teas and everything antioxidants and of course avoid processed meats, high carbohydrates foods; corn syrup artificial sugars

  • @clausunderpalms7671
    @clausunderpalms7671 Рік тому

    Hallo
    Warum machst du nicht einen zweiten Kanal auf Deutsch? Das Thema ist nämlich auch für Viewer deiner Muttersprache interessant.

  • @pl4423
    @pl4423 Рік тому

    Can they make drugs that either contain synthetic telomerase or enzymes/substances that catalyse the increase in production of the telomerase

  • @Pavel-qt1cw
    @Pavel-qt1cw Рік тому

    There are some issues with the audio. I’m using headphones and I can hear your voice only in my left ear. The background music is fine though

  • @Y0u-R0ck
    @Y0u-R0ck Рік тому +4

    When I fast, my metabolic age reduces to the length of time I fast. When I eat food my metabolic age will then increase to my actual age. Therefore, food will make you old.

  • @jonmanuelreyes7588
    @jonmanuelreyes7588 Рік тому +2

    You sir have had nothing new to say. And people like me who work at the office can never ever escape stress, it will be by our side our twin forever unles we decide to hide and live in the mountains as a hermit. Until then there is no cure.

  • @MrBrunoGI
    @MrBrunoGI 11 місяців тому

    I suspect that cancer is a defense mechanism of the chromosomes and our genes because I suspect chromosomes would want to regenerate forever if they could but their inability towards the end of their lives is what causes what we know as cancer. Cancer is uncontrollable regeneration of our cells but since the original chromosomes loses it's ability to reproduce cancer cells then loses it's differentiation becoming a form of stem cell itself. I think if we can delve deeper into the nature of cancer cells we can unlock the mystery of age reversal.

  • @skyzar4141
    @skyzar4141 Рік тому +1

    Simply meditating can naturally increase the size of our telomers

  • @jhawki01
    @jhawki01 Рік тому

    I find the link between fruit, dairy and the other food groups mentioned interesting. Where exactly is the reference for this? I don't see it in the description below

    • @Sciencerely
      @Sciencerely  Рік тому +1

      Hey! The reference for the associations between telomere length and specific types of food is a study called "Association between dietary patterns in the remote past and telomere length" by J-Y Lee et al.. The link is: www.nature.com/articles/ejcn201558
      Hope that answers your question!

    • @jhawki01
      @jhawki01 Рік тому

      @@Sciencerely I appreciate the quick reply, thanks.

  • @eaudesolero5631
    @eaudesolero5631 Рік тому +3

    stress ... what biomolecular mechanism? what supplement prevents the production and release of stress molecules?

    • @dergus8833
      @dergus8833 Рік тому

      weed lol (joke, I dobt reccomend it but it probably has some benefits)

    • @eaudesolero5631
      @eaudesolero5631 Рік тому +1

      @@dergus8833 actually for me it creates heightened anxiety

    • @midnitelion5238
      @midnitelion5238 Рік тому

      @@eaudesolero5631 for me to. That's why I quit smoking it a few years ago.

    • @midnitelion5238
      @midnitelion5238 Рік тому

      Ashwagandha can reduce stress a lot.

    • @linanicolia1363
      @linanicolia1363 Рік тому

      life itself does. Met to be.

  • @kennethstudstill
    @kennethstudstill Рік тому +3

    The audio from the video clips and the channel intro are loud in comparison to the rest of the video. Also, your voice is only in the left channel.

    • @Sciencerely
      @Sciencerely  Рік тому +1

      You're right, I hope you still can enjoy the video though!

  • @falconone7230
    @falconone7230 Рік тому +3

    Vitamin d3 2000ui activates telomerase??

  • @sekarmaltum1695
    @sekarmaltum1695 Рік тому

    in 4th grade i think, 2008? I saw this as a kid. Somehow, somebody thought this was information meant to be shared. the class got those fancy "expensive" colour prints, not the "copied to death" black and white shit, we usually got. It explained why we "age" and that "age" is just *rot* ,you just fall apart -it has notihng to do with maturity or wisdom or anything.
    It is death, creeping in.

  • @richardzelmer8117
    @richardzelmer8117 Рік тому

    Aids and hiv need this now

  • @chrisacevedo8456
    @chrisacevedo8456 Рік тому +1

    Fasting, eat less, high protein diet, & exercise to build more muscle!

  • @artsylovelylady
    @artsylovelylady Рік тому +1

    Skip to @7:45 for things you can do to slow down aging.

  • @jillphilips3788
    @jillphilips3788 Рік тому

    Please
    Share No Sound ?

  • @amcurious5190
    @amcurious5190 Рік тому +1

    what you can do srarts at 7:57 min

  • @Victor-ww2hx
    @Victor-ww2hx Рік тому

    What exactly study shows the connection between Telomeres and meditation?

    • @paulwolf3302
      @paulwolf3302 Рік тому +1

      None. Diet, exercise & stress reduction have nothing to do with telomeres but there are people out there promoting them as therapies. It's low risk to advocate them because they are good for you anyway. Also beware of any testing labs that test blood cells or immune system cells, since these are not subject to the hayflick limit of about 60 divisions.

  • @grueslayer
    @grueslayer Рік тому

    I play violent video games to reduce stress. It only takes about 5 minutes for me to go from super mad at the world to totally calm. Pixels take my rage away.

  • @cristianbranea5034
    @cristianbranea5034 Рік тому +2

    I can't believe how for some people coffee is immediately associated with Starbucks - which is the complete opposite of good, healthy coffee. 🙄🙄

  • @allankabiito56
    @allankabiito56 Рік тому +1

    And stem cells work very well though not mention.

  • @th7843
    @th7843 Рік тому +1

    A little magick goes along way ;), my body has been stuck on early 20s for over a decade now

    • @halimaabdulkarimhalliru2894
      @halimaabdulkarimhalliru2894 Рік тому

      Do tell

    • @th7843
      @th7843 Рік тому

      @@halimaabdulkarimhalliru2894 i stimulate telemase growth in my dna ;) its an old family trick we hardly age haha

  • @andrewchoi5808
    @andrewchoi5808 Рік тому +2

    Build strong ageless sustainable solarpunk immortal utopian resilient futures without aging, diseases old age and death

  • @vrwintuitive876
    @vrwintuitive876 Рік тому

    Yeah I couldn't hear anything on this video maybe you should redo it with sound