I've been watching him for several years now. And my takeaway is not that we will live to a thousand, but that we can make our lives less painful, live our 80 odd years with better health, less cancer, less altzheimer's. And wouldn't that be wonderful? So I applaud you (sorry, I'm poor and can't help financially) Aubrey, keep up the good work.
As an additional thought I think that people should be aware that by repairing damage in one area it could greatly improve other areas of ones physiology there by lessing the complications of chronic and overlapping illnesses
No, it's not possible because oxygen is a free radical itself and the principal constituent of the ROS free radical as well. So, breathing is needed for life but oxygen itself makes damage with time. Then, to live forever, we should repair free radical damage caused to the cell by ROS, which is one of the principal needed tool that we have to develop in a way to increase lifespan.
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OK fine. It's a fine way to spend time and research efforts, and I wish them success, and think progress will be good for everybody. IS THAT WHAT YOU WANTED CHRIS MCAULAY
I've been watching him for several years now. And my takeaway is not that we will live to a thousand, but that we can make our lives less painful, live our 80 odd years with better health, less cancer, less altzheimer's. And wouldn't that be wonderful? So I applaud you (sorry, I'm poor and can't help financially) Aubrey, keep up the good work.
Don James How did you take that away from watching him?
He has said as much himself.
Search longevitity escape velocity, he has clearly talked about radical life extension
EXTREMELY BEYOND SUPER GENIUS
As an additional thought I think that people should be aware that by repairing damage in one area it could greatly improve other areas of ones physiology there by lessing the complications of chronic and overlapping illnesses
He is my Jesus
I wonder if this could be promoted by its possible applications in sports medicine.
What is the previous talk?
bump
Pinchas Cohen: Mitochondrial-Derived Peptides and their Roles in Aging and Related Diseases (I think)
I wonder if there is a perceptual environment that a human could live in that would do no cellular damage?
Don James I was thinking more like a big spaceship. Atmosphere perfect etc.
No, it's not possible because oxygen is a free radical itself and the principal constituent of the ROS free radical as well. So, breathing is needed for life but oxygen itself makes damage with time. Then, to live forever, we should repair free radical damage caused to the cell by ROS, which is one of the principal needed tool that we have to develop in a way to increase lifespan.
Biology can be reduced to physics, so in principle, aging is a consequence of biology.
Why is he growing old?
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Because he is human.
He is searching for how to postpone old age indefinitely, he hasn't found the cure yet.
abschussrampe, If you are interested in the prevention of ill health by preventing age related diseases and postponing old age for a long period of time. please join us at discord.gg/ftSbffu . Here we discuss the latest developments in the field. Our members include people who are in the field, people who are dedicated to raise awareness and fundraise for the cause and finally people who are interested in improving the human condition by combating old age. Thanks!
oh man he's lookin old
or because the body deteriorates with age and everyone will die, no matter how they struggle against it
oh man you're right!
OK fine. It's a fine way to spend time and research efforts, and I wish them success, and think progress will be good for everybody. IS THAT WHAT YOU WANTED CHRIS MCAULAY
Well he is 300 years old what do you expect