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If only there was someone or a group of someone’s that cared about doing real cancer research. It really seems insane that nobody that is handing out money to cancer researchers is willing to allow research into this. It really doesn’t make sense. I think the next person to interview is someone that has the ability to direct funding for cancer research and get them to explain exactly why they’re refusing to fund this.

This guys needs to listen to some Michael Levin..I don’t know why you would entertain these ideas if you already know about Michael Levin’s work…

so pretty woman, it's unreal beauty! 11/10

Do you have any discussion on exact applications of all this to age reversal / anti ageing therapies?

This was more useful than I first thought. Glad I didn't give up at the start cos the guy was talking so slowly! :)

Thanks for a great interview and all the work supporting longevity research. Much appreciated. Gary Oliver MD

Watching this video I solved a 20 years old health problem overnight.

@1:02:40 - the body creates cancer in the mammary gland because the gland isn't not used after a certain age so a place it can create the cancer. That theory, if true, would probably also ring true for prostate cancer. After a certain age, the prostate isn't needed and so a cancer could develop there in a safe place.

I wonder if the problem of mapping electric state or trying to snapshot an electrical state the equivalent of eyeballing auras. A lot of this is woo territory and too scale large. But has anything be done in aura interpretation if for no reason to give target for micro inspection.

Good show!

I lifted 15-35 years old. Took up surfing, swimming, biking age 30 and focused on this thru age 45 from 45-55 i did not lift nor do any sports because the business I ran had lots of labor all day every day. In my 50’s i took up hiking up semi steep routes til 59 when I got seriously ill. It took til 64 to recover fully. What to do to regain my health was the question. Easy. I went back to lifting. I also walk 30 miles a week and spend 15 hours plus lifting, battle ropes, farmer walks other misc. I am on Metformin 2000 mg daily. RESULTS? I am stronger every week, my muscles are sprouting again getting big again. Reason? I am not building new muscle per se rather regaining activating dormant muscle fibers that I built up over a lifetime. No side effects from Metformin nor muscle growth blocked FMPOV>

I recently learned that 80% of herbicides used in Mexico contain glyphosate. And even people who are against using herbicides here in Veracruz will use them if it's convenient.

I wish I could have better understood your guest Min, I’d like to ask him for a better or more in depth explanation of the difference regarding bio electricity and the kind we use in electronics.

Uh, that late comment about sodium vs potassium diet intake relating to potential cancer outcomes had me totally intrigued. They kept it at a total cliffhanger.. 😂. I recently changed to using more potassium instead of sodium for my diet for obvious reasons. Is there a suggestion that this is potentially better or worse for cancer outcomes?

Please have research on ketones for students memory, learning and cognitive function

Very interesting! Thanks from Germoney!🇩🇪❤ It fits in everything i've learned about these chemical before.👍🏻

I go on to follow Conboys and Harold Katcher, this story of plasma makes sense, maybe a 90% of pseudo plasma like salt water plus albumine and a 10% of young plasma could work. Anyway as turritopsis applies trans- differentiation answering to an external factor (potential predator ) our body does the same choosing several decades of life with a limited possibility to develop cancer, I think it does answering to Argon and Xenon with a recognized anti-apoptotic activity, I would like to see a rat in a modified atmosphere deprived of those two gases.

Loved it.

They both showed up to a keto interview wearing Dr. Pepper uniforms.

This video sounded very interesting so before watching all of it, I decided to google Dr. Stephanie Seneff. The Wikipedia page on her is very telling (hint). I saved myself some time doing that - it's a long video.

Dr. Agustino; you almost lost all of your credibility when you said you took NAD or NMN and Resveratrol supplements

A shame that Aasthas mic isn't set up correctly

I wonder if you can use that probe to direct white cells to target tumors by nibbling away at them the way fish nibble at your hanging skin. It would be a lot less stressful on the body than radiation.

La **bioélectronique de Vincent** (BEV) a été mise au point vers **1950** par le chercheur français **Louis-Claude VINCENT** (1906-1988). Elle a été inspirée par les travaux de **Fred Vlès**, professeur de physique biologique à l'Université de Strasbourg, et de **Charles Laville**, fondateur de la biologie électronique¹. Cette discipline énergétique combine l'électronique et la biologie pour étudier les phénomènes électriques et électromagnétiques liés à la vie sur terre. Elle s'intéresse notamment à la définition et à la reconnaissance des terrains biologiques, ainsi qu'à leur correction. Louis-Claude VINCENT était ingénieur des travaux d'hygiène publique, spécialiste en hydrologie, professeur à l'école d'Anthropologie de Paris et titulaire de la chaire de bioélectronique à la faculté de médecine de Paris¹. Bien que la bioélectronique de Vincent soit plus connue et utilisée en Allemagne, au Canada et aux États-Unis qu'en France, elle mériterait d'être davantage répandue¹. Si vous souhaitez en savoir plus sur cette discipline, n'hésitez pas à explorer les travaux de Louis-Claude VINCENT et de ses collègues scientifiques¹²³. Source : conversation avec Bing, 03/05/2024 (1) Bioélectronique de Vincent - Définition, Grands Principes - Doctonat. doctonat.com/bioelectronique-vincent/. (2) Comprendre la bioélectronique de Vincent | La Vie Naturelle. www.la-vie-naturelle.com/blog/post/bioelectronique-de-vincent. (3) Comprendre la bioélectronique de Vincent - Garan Cedore Magazine. www.garancedore.fr/comprendre-la-bioelectronique-de-vincent/.

how about miglitol instead of acarbose? Miglitol apparently better tolerated, less gi side effects because absorbed small intestine, better hga1c and wt loss reduction.

Skeptical. If you're on a ketogenic diet, you should be making plenty of ketones without a ketone supplement.

I would like to be the distributor of AKG in the Philippines please need your help on contacting the sellers

What are the benefits of keto 🥑🥓🥚🧀 to memory and learning for students👩‍🎓

What's not mentioned, and I'm no doctor, is V02 max. Apparently, Metformin blunts your ability to increase V02 max with your cardio. That's the concern. Not so much muscle growth.

I'm about to turn 41(male) and I've been on Metformin for weightloss and anti-aging since I was 35. I just started a Rapamycin(Sirolimus 6mg/once weekly) and Acarbose 50mg 3x daily right before a meal, healthspan/longevity protocol. With the Rapamycin I've already seen a reduction in inflammation after the first week of use. I'm planning to titrate from 6mg to 8mg once weekly after 6 weeks of use and my first metabolic panel labwork comes back in. Hopefully within the next 10 years we will know more about what is the best dosage protocol for Rapamycin in humans for life extension and healthspan. Does anyone have any personal tips on Dosage and frequency with Rapamycin?

I came here from one of Dr. Anthony Chaffee's videos where he mentioned Dr. Bruce Ames. Early nineties and his body and brain still work... I WANT THAT! Never stop researching nutrition.

Dr. Ames was 94 years old when he recorded this interview.

BS .. Deleting posts...

Brian is my kind of scientist, he is cool! Her podcast is needed as I am 76 and want to keep on trucking. Thanks Aashta.

He said metformin is not bad for muscles….so that’s all I needed to know

A a Giant of a man! Makes so much sense to me!

I got my PhD in Pharmacology in the 90s. Dr Ames is a rockstar. If the general public understood who this man was you would have millions of views. Congrats on getting this interview.

Three headed planarians 😢

Fantastic Episode!

Subscribed, Aastha! Have you heard of the Rejuvenation Olympics? With your passion for the field, you should make an entry to see if your interventions are having measurable effects.

Do you happen to know if SystemsAge is commercially available? I want to get mine calculated. I already have my raw methylation data for my epigenome in the form of .IDAT files from the Illumina machines.

Two comments: Soy isoflavones, acting on estrogen receptor beta, maintain bone density as well as lower the risk of CVD in menopausal women. Also, data from the SWAN study confirms that hormones did not explain changes or differences in arterial stiffness as women transitioned through menopause. Inflammation is a huge problem and you cannot separate lifestyle factors from the timing of menopause. There is a push for HRT from all sides and it is a huge mistake, IMO. Sadly, no studies revolve around fit plant-based calorie restrictors with low BP and cholesterol who have few symptoms because of their lifestyles. Many women I know who stayed on HRT has=ve developed breast cancer, many in their 70s, from 20 years of refusing to believe they could survive without HRT.

Fasting is the body's intergrated self cleansing and healing mechanism which both rejuvenates the body and mind and leads to optimum health and well-being. 😊

What about taking selenium along with lugols iodine? They say to take together. Im definitely getting great results from iodine ( 250 mcg every few days)

I started taking metformin 35 years ago when I was 45. I have been taking 2x1000mgs of metformin for about 35 years for type 2 diabetes and I am now 80. No real problems with the metformin except in the last year or two I have become constipated, which could be the metformin, or just old age. I never, even once had the apparently common side effect of diarrhea. Metformin has been good to me and I have regular kidney test, B-12 checks and comprehensive blood test. No kidney damage, and B-12 is in the normal range. Metformin is also free with my insurance. At 80 I am 5 years older than the next oldest member of my immediate family lived to be. I have no idea if metformin has helped me get to 80, but it helps me control my diabetes. I never had any fear of taking metformin, and will continue taking it.....

Isn’t meclazine /Dramamine an anticholinergic drug and therefore linked to the development of Alzheimer’s? I used to take Gravol (dimenhydrjnate) which is a travel sickness pill up here in Canada. Both drugs are anticholinergic antiemetics. I stopped using it when the study linking it to AD was released. I took it for sleep duration. Excellent podcast.

a black banana unfortunately cannot become yellow again

So is it better to take Spermidine in the morning or at bedtime