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Thanks so much for having me on the show, this was a really great discussion! And keep up the great science communication and advocacy work, team LEAF! :)
Such a great video! @Lifespan Extension Advocacy Foundation, just let us know if you need to borrow Brent again for an interview since he nailed this one!
Thank you for the fantastic interview. I have already read Andrew's book and recommend it to anyone who is already involved with the topic, or who wants to get a first overview of the field. 🖖
Great interview. Kudos to both Brent and Andrew. I really hope that when all is said and done, the outcome for confrontative this problem is as positive as Andrew believes it to be.
It was the same for me and my grandmother. She was vigorous and healthy until she started to decline at 80, then rapidly at 85, and at 88 went to a nursing home, where she quickly developed dementia. It was a blessing, because she was so out of it that her situation didn't bother her. I often visited my grandma in the nursing home in the last two years of her life and kept thinking, "Why do we just accept this as normal? Is this really what we've worked so hard as a species for? To end up in diapers and a wheelchair at the end of your life?"
I'm currently 72 years old, am in excellent health, strong, vital and am frequently mistaken for someone 20 or even 30 years younger. Is it reasonable to expect that I can live long enough to see an eventual solution to longevity, or was I born too late?
You never know, we had a huge leap with technology and computers through the last 2 decades. I'm positive that you have a bigger chance than most of your generation.
You are wrong about Testosterone and life span... I am Greek... My Great Grandfather lived to 101, my Great Grandmother lived to 97. I have his blood tests and a fertility test he did when he was 98. He could still reproduce that late in life and his blood test had a Testosterone level of 865 at the time. And he was still working on his olive trees up to his last days...Most men on Ikaria island out live their wives. Also look at Dr. Life his Testosterone level is 1200 with TRT he is 83 this year.
Please send me Medicine for long life because I want to have it because I have a huge family for whom I will have to serve them, if I die my whole family of 15 members couldnot survive
Try to guess, What is the future of Anti-aging Biotechnology?
No time to watch the interview right now? Watch a summary on our latest LSN episode
ua-cam.com/video/niDwU9Mv5iU/v-deo.html
What is your book name
Thanks so much for having me on the show, this was a really great discussion! And keep up the great science communication and advocacy work, team LEAF! :)
I really appreciate all the fantastic contributions Andrew is making to our field.
great content thank you, we'll make it
Such a great video! @Lifespan Extension Advocacy Foundation, just let us know if you need to borrow Brent again for an interview since he nailed this one!
I need this book!
Thank you for the fantastic interview. I have already read Andrew's book and recommend it to anyone who is already involved with the topic, or who wants to get a first overview of the field. 🖖
Great interview. Kudos to both Brent and Andrew. I really hope that when all is said and done, the outcome for confrontative this problem is as positive as Andrew believes it to be.
Very interesting. I'm going to get involved in this research one way or the other soon.
Appreciate all the work you and Andrew are doing Brent. Looking forward to this book.
Great job Brent! Very interesting interview
I love Andrew’s enthusiasm and his book is one of the best recent books!
It was the same for me and my grandmother. She was vigorous and healthy until she started to decline at 80, then rapidly at 85, and at 88 went to a nursing home, where she quickly developed dementia. It was a blessing, because she was so out of it that her situation didn't bother her.
I often visited my grandma in the nursing home in the last two years of her life and kept thinking, "Why do we just accept this as normal? Is this really what we've worked so hard as a species for? To end up in diapers and a wheelchair at the end of your life?"
I'm currently 72 years old, am in excellent health, strong, vital and am frequently mistaken for someone 20 or even 30 years younger. Is it reasonable to expect that I can live long enough to see an eventual solution to longevity, or was I born too late?
You never know, we had a huge leap with technology and computers through the last 2 decades.
I'm positive that you have a bigger chance than most of your generation.
Check out the paper published by David Sinclair's paper on Yamanaka factors. I believe that you should be able to make it to longevity escape.
Great interview! Andrew and Brent make a great duo!
It really was a great book! Thanks for the interview, Brent!
A banger of an interview, well done Brent!
Thanks Brent Great interview..
Had to check I was on Normal speed
This is brilliant, loving the book at great moment!
-Mitch
Testosterone is suicide hormone 😂
13:50 Longevity Scientist
19:11 Longevity Genes
23:47
25:53
37:53
40:39 Biology of Aging
44:37 Biologically Younger
48:16
Bata glucan is your answer
10:16 Aging as a Medical Condition
11:03 Aging Biology
You are wrong about Testosterone and life span... I am Greek... My Great Grandfather lived to 101, my Great Grandmother lived to 97. I have his blood tests and a fertility test he did when he was 98. He could still reproduce that late in life and his blood test had a Testosterone level of 865 at the time. And he was still working on his olive trees up to his last days...Most men on Ikaria island out live their wives. Also look at Dr. Life his Testosterone level is 1200 with TRT he is 83 this year.
Seems he’s working with the pharmaceutical companies. (So of course he says they are completely safe).
Dude, I appreciate your enthusiasm, but SLOW DOWN.
Eunuchs?
Please send me Medicine for long life because I want to have it because I have a huge family for whom I will have to serve them, if I die my whole family of 15 members couldnot survive
One other thing. I wasted an hour hoping to hear what slows aging instead I got another book to read, blah blah blah
Read this one instead - Lifespan, by David Sinclair.