How to Avoid Accidental Death | Dr. Peter Attia & Dr. Andrew Huberman
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- Опубликовано: 12 дек 2023
- Dr. Peter Attia and Dr. Andrew Huberman discuss the changing trends in accidental deaths, highlighting how fentanyl-related fatalities have overshadowed other causes, especially among the young, and emphasizes the importance of maintaining muscle strength and agility to prevent falls and improve quality of life in older adults.
Dr. Peter Attia is the host of The Drive podcast and is a world expert on behavioral approaches, nutritional interventions, supplementation and pharmacological techniques to improve lifespan and athletic performance. Dr. Andrew Huberman is a tenured professor of neurobiology and ophthalmology at Stanford University School of Medicine and host of the Huberman Lab podcast.
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Wow..my 90 year old Mom (with dementia) fell Summer of 2020 ..she broke her femur and had to have surgery and rehab...during COVID lockdowns... she recovered (not totally...her mobility was more limited)..but she lived until this august 2023...so 3 years after her fall she survived.
Rip to your mom. 🙏🏾
Peter is surely a real hit at family gatherings: "How's that femur, Nana? You could be dead next year if you break it...unless the aneurysm from this conversation gets you first."
HAHAHAHHA
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:34 🚗 *Automotive accidents remain a consistent cause of accidental deaths across age groups, though more common in those under 60.*
01:33 💊 *Fentanyl-related deaths have significantly surpassed other accidental deaths below the age of 65 due to its prevalence in various drugs, especially counterfeit pills.*
02:34 📈 *Deaths related to despair (suicide, alcohol-related, accidental overdoses) increased by nearly 20% annually since 2019, primarily driven by fentanyl usage.*
04:07 🛌 *Fentanyl is being mixed into various counterfeit drugs like Adderall, posing significant risks due to inconsistent dosing.*
07:54 🏋️ *Strengthening fast-twitch muscle fibers through training, including reactivity, explosiveness, and jumping, plays a crucial role in mitigating falls and injuries as people age.*
Thank you
When he said “100mg for most people is a big hit” he meant to say 100 micrograms. That’s why
1 mg kills folks. It’s tenfold the big dose he’s referring to.
This 💯
I’ve noticed that he misspeaks quite frequently for someone who speaks publicly so often. And he never corrects himself.
@@paperchaser29 yeah…he’s very well versed and highly intelligent. He expresses the information he discusses in detail and makes concessions where appropriate. But, I don’t have him on the pedestal I used to. He’s a “professional podcaster” now.
Yeah, that one threw me.
Fentanyl dosages are measured in micrograms. Peter said he got 100 milligrams, which would have immediately sent him in to respiratory failure
I fully caught that too!
Watching the whole video, it’s pretty clear he misspoke, but that was a hell of a misspeak.
I thought he said, he can only imagine what 100mils would do, and that's why huberman said so why are they dying with only 2. I think the conversions of millis to mcg ?
I think its given in citrate when it's in a clinical situation so street version probably absorbed differently or if somebody's got acidic blood I don't know but who cares whether he stated 100 mg meaning ncgs or not the point is it's a Time
Science illiteracy 🤦♀️
Attia is just insufferable tbh because he speaks as if he is an authority and with extreme confidence on things about which there is still lots to learn - just like he did about Covid, like he used to about cholesterol, like he has about fasting, etc etc etc - the guy is just overconfident and doesn’t recognize “the data” is always years behind reality and so if you aren’t able to use common sense then you’re recommendations are always 5-10yrs behind the best newest information.
This is why I started working out at the gym again at age 53 because I see it firsthand. I work as a CNA at a nursing home and I see what happens. when you don’t exercise you become one of those old people that’s all hunched over complaining about lower back pain all the time I don’t want to be one of those people I also quit drinking because I don’t want to end up like Curly Howard or Christopher Hitchens
Good for you, man!
Yeah, I believe Hitch died from throat cancer, and we can all guess the reason.
Good for you. There is no golden bullet and all you are doing is increasing the probability of maintaining health and mobility into your senior years but it is all we can do really.
@@pwk22 He was a chain-smoker too.
@@squamish4244 Miss the guy. Glad he's now in Heaven.
''Fucketh around do not, lest you find out'' - Sun Tzu
I love Pete Attia, but this was such a one way conversation.
Very valuable and informative. I worry about falls but more enough to do weight training or jumping. This may be the incentive I need to improve my quality of life. Thank you.
Excellent information. I really need to work on the down stepping.
Wow, mind blowing info. Starting flexibility and strength training in to my daily regimen.
Guess what, I am 66 and have lost muscles mass, strength and speed due to auto accidents, broken bones and muscle atrophy from inactivity and I am still grateful to be alive and enjoy doing what I am able.
I manage the household for an elderly ADHD woman as well as cook and shop for her.
I am still a productive member of society and helpful to someone in need even though I no longer have the strength to practice massage.
Sure I miss working in the yard but now I exercise in the ocean where there is little fear of falling during my jumping.
I have been educated about the fall risk of the elderly from physical therapist and it is a fact of life and I am as careful as I can be but accidents happen; that is why they are called accidents.
I doubt you wanted to make it sound like life isn’t worth living if one isn’t physically fit but maybe that is what it sounded like.
Good points. If what he said was universally true, then paraplegics and quadriplegics would just want to end it, but most don't.
What does an ADHD woman mean?
I'm 68. Thank God for banisters.
So true about the falling risk. My 78 year old grandmother fell and broke her hip and she never walked again. The physical therapy was too much and she remained bedridden. She just declined from there and died from pneumonia, I think.
That's an absolute textbook case of elderly death, hip related issues are no good. It's pretty much over if you're in bad health and then break your hip past 70.
@@jakebeckmann9372you are not informed on the subject.
Successful Hip replacements and breaks for geriatrics has increased dramatically in the last twenty years.
Fascinating segment, however, Peter’s position on the value of life for those who have become disabled due to injury or age is a sad reflection on the meaning of life. We are more than what we can do physically and perhaps those years at the end of our life where we lose some physical comforts are the times when we grow most spiritually and mentally.
Well said
To be fair, I have watched a lot of Peter‘s content, and it’s not in his nature to interrupt often. This was kind of an uncommon example where I think he was just really passionate about the topic and had a lot to say. Also to be fair, Huberman is known to go off track and start long side tracked statements going further from the point lol. I think Peter just wanted to keep things going strong on his points
-Transport related accidents are gradually being reduced, via machine learning/self-driving etc.
-Non-medical related drug overdoses are not accidental deaths!
-Agree on fall risk and resistance training.
I agree. Thanks.
He doesn't treat the frail elderly. If he did, he'd know that they often fall due to the side effects of their multiple meds and their multiple medical disorders, not due to muscle weakness. Your dad at 92 is often dizzy, dehydrated, and deprived of quality sleep. THAT, added to the meds he is on, is why he fell.
very important.
People with more muscle are healthier and won't require fewer or none of those meds and will sleep better, too.
Two things can be true simultaneously.
People who look after their health by eating healthy and doing resistance training are less likely to be on the same amount of medications or have the same amount of medical conditions and those who do not take care of their health. An elderly person who has significantly more lean muscle mass is less likely to fall even IF dizzy, dehydrated and deprived of sleep. There is a reason why you mention the "frail" elderly - not the "strong" elderly. I am a rehab carer and see the stark difference in elderly people who have been active all their life and those who have not.
@@richardmccabe2392 I am a licensed rehab therapist. Have been for decades. By the time you get to 92+, you are one bad virus or a hip fracture away from frail. I have treated people who were College All-Americans...in the 1930s. I have treated folks who were fit as fiddles in their 70's. They still ended up frail in their 90s.
No one likes hearing Peter talk more than Peter.
I know he is passionate about this subject and it is important to get this message out but he is constantly cutting Huberman off. So to remain alive one should stay away from illicit drugs alcohol over consumption, keep a healthy body and stay out of the car! It is natural to age and die. If you are lucky enough to live to 95, thats amazing!
I thought this was going to be about accidentally avoiding death.
The fall information is frightening. I am 68 with a tremor and general balance issues. And I've had a couple falls, with the worst of them giving me a skinned knee. But it only takes one bad one.
I tried to read “The Hard Sell” by Evan Hughes, but it was too disturbing. I couldn’t get through it. It was an eye-opener though. It’s so sad how peoples pain is viewed.
Hey, great clip from 2 of my favorite doctors. I love these 2 men. They have brilliant minds and them coming together. To talk about such important topics is very powerful. Doctor peter athia said something at the very end that really struck me. My boyfriend was in a tragic car accident when he was 20. Now he is 44 and he has struggled immensely throughout his life with depression and suicidal thoughts. Because he has such a diminished quality of life. However, my point is that life is not over. Because you have limited physical capacity. Your life changes for sure, but you have to learn to look at it in a different way. Maybe you'll become more musical artistic or have a stronger mental capacity. I hope to God. He was not suggesting that people who have a downgraded physical abilities to just kill themselves.
After a certain age, do like my mom and declare a no running and no rushing rule, so as not to fall. She is healthy and walks a lot and does Taichi.
She broke her rule one time running for the train and started to fall down the stairs. Someone caught her. Do not run, do not rush after age 75 or whatever is appropriate to your physical condition
Gosh! The interruption 😭
Don't depress me. Yes, I've sort of lost the reason to be around so as you say, I might as well be dead. Thanks for your take. 😢
When the guest said 1 mg kills but then proceeded to say he had 100 mg at the hospital, I really appreciate how the host gently corrected the guest about the dosage without actually correcting him.
Really good. Though I must take issue with your assertion that automotive 'accidents' cannot be halted. The US has an unusually high 'accident' rate in the developed world. You could dramatically reduce death/injury with some relatively simple changes in design. See how other countries such as the Netherlands have focused on design changes since the 1990s and get to work :-)
10:18 Hill sprints seem great for concentric strength on the way up and eccentric strength on the way down. What do you think?
Just a random dude but sprinting downhill doesn't sound like a great idea. First, you are sprinting, going faster, not slower, so it isn't really eccentric since you aren't stopping or putting on the brakes. My guess would be to box jump up an down, try Olympic jumps (sort of) where you sprint and jump and stick the landing. That's what I'm probably gonna do anyways
@@komred64 I think the only way to safely hill sprint is to sprint on the way up but then take it easy on the way down. That last part is also a good way to recover from the sprint up, and makes it a form of high intensity interval training.
An obvious preventive measure, not mentioned, is to make sure you have a grippy in-shower mat, at any age. My aunt seriously injured herself, and nearly died when she slipped in the shower.
100 milligrams is a trip, but 1 milligram is overdose? I'm assuming he meant 100 micrograms.
Peter could just talk to himself instead of having Andrew on, would probably be more efficient than talking over him constantly
So, how do we add the fast twitch fibers back?
What about elderly people who practice a sport that has has falling essentially built in? I know of two skaters, one a figure skater, the other an aggressive inline skater who have done big jumps into at least their mid-80s. Like a delayed axel (which is a necessarily rather high jump to get the 540˚rotation) or a 360˚ jump riding the momentum out of a bowl. As good as they are at their respective sports, they will have falls. The inline skater wears a lot of safety gear and skaters learn to fall well, but I do wonder about how their falls compare to the falls of other people their age? Are they putting themselves in incredible danger or does the fact that falling in inbuilt to their lives make them safer overall?
… as a German Biologist -
you promote Phantasia Land Delusions
in your Disney Land synthetic world
It is about the 1 second constant awareness
and mental band width
And to always focus
on the bare essentials of Life.
Our world gets more complex by the second
and we are dreaming in delusions like never before.
That is the human Elimination process.
Works!
He said his mom "is probably in her mid 70s"
This was supposedly a few months ago.
How does he not know how old his mom is?
Awesome discussion. It’s hard to read in the comments how so many people focused on what they didn’t get from this cast! Sounds like they showed up to hear their hero ( the host/interviewer) perform. But the (monopolizing guest stole the spotlight). Seriously folks? Time to try to dog paddle in the deeper end of the pool! Both these guys are extraordinary on their own! Powerful meaningful questions with equivalent responses.
I loved it! 💪👍🥂
Peter Attia just can't bring himself to let Andrew talk without interrupting him
for real. its really bugging me lol
He’s just super jacked up and passionate about this topic. Way more interruptions than typical Attia.
Assume Fentanyl is in everything that you didn't get directly from a pharmacy. It's in every street drug no matter what the drug is supposed to do.
Yeah, seriously. It's ridiculous
To be fair Peter is the guest and Andrew is one asking question so it's fair. See how Joe Rogan lets his guests talk till they are exhaustively done then he asks or says his point.
Chill, it was one small segment of the entire interview.
My dad was 65+ an fell down some stairs an more or less led to his death, crazy!
i'd like to hear Peter's opinion on research that high levels of exercise reducing life span. I'm also thinking of this seeing Zuckerberg recover from knee surgery. Think about the long term damage of such an injury for what? short term athleticism?
I'd like to hear more about that. Both of my parents and multiple aunts and uncles like to run, and have had knee surgeries. But my grandfather cycled and did not have knee problems. The consequences to our joints need to be considered.
@@mrjimbopalmer that and it’s also cardiac health when I ran a lot my joints were always fucked up and
I was chronically exhausted from getting up early to run
Interesting. I’ve often thought of this before when looking at ultra-marathoners, and people with multiple Ironmans under their belts. That level of intense stress on the body can’t be good for long-term health.
It's not good for health. Exercising for health and sports performance are two completely different things. Unfortunately sports performance work often has a very negative effect on health particularly joints and bones especially as one gets older. In my opinion after 40-50 exercising should be focused on promoting future independence and mobility and less about intense sports performance. That doesn't mean to quit sports but rather participate in a lighthearted way and do sports that are less physically impactful on the bones and joints (pickleball, table tennis, swimming, cycling etc)
You guys are discussing a very important topic. I understood that intuitively from a very young age, intense prolonged training cannot be good for some parts of the body as we age, like joints, tendons, etc.
He didnt mention choking/drowing.
Life insurance agents love him for this one video…
I have herniated discs on my lower back, and my doctor said I should avoid jumping. I’m walking with inclination and doing strength training. Is it enough?
That's the worst pain. I hope you're well 💖
you need to train to be able to get off the ground. try DNS exercises - life saving strength
So you're telling me, starting learning to skateboard at 37 was a good idea? Twitch/jump and fall training?
Two smart people doing no physical activity, and greatly helping people, ending their discussion saying that low physicality determines the value of 'being around'. Tested ideas and the sharing of this information with the ignorant may determine the ultimate value of your life for the future of humanity.
12:53 Concerns about quality of life are why I still take covid precautions seriously. Fatigue, reduced ability to exercise, brain fog, depression, anxiety, any issues with heart and lungs are all my worst enemies.
Yeah even though I'm very fit (run a 5 minute mile) and still relatively young at 31, flus have always hit me hard like to the point where I know if I catch this shit at 60-70 I probably won't fare too well. I think that'll probably be how I go down unfortunately. I simply can't imagine catching a flu at 70 and making it because of my past history in dealing with them.
@@loverofhumanity Oh, man! I'm sorry! Do you always get the same symptoms?
Can't watch past the 4-minute mark because of the interrupting.
you don’t need to jump train you need to train to be able to walk correctly and to be able to get off the ground. it’s harder than you think if you’re weak and/ or inflexible. You are not strong enough if you can’t manipulate your own body weight.
Instructions not clear enough, I died when a meteor destroyed my planet by accident. 😭
Move to a city where you don't need to drive to get around. Especially a European city that's super walkable. Go ahead, look up road deaths in places like that, then look at Austin. Look at Silicon Valley. I'll wait here safely in Brooklyn while you check it out.
I just wish these cities had better air overall, but I agree. Reducing cars or having more electric vehicles should help turn things around
My brother died a week ago because he smoked heroin that may have been laced. It didnt help that he had 9 months of sobriety then went on ozempic and was depressed and bowel impacted.
A lot of deaths from depression are actually not listed as deaths of despair. In the most severe cases, the person goes into a catatonic state of joylessness where they stop moving, eating or drinking water. They keep breathing due to the reflex, which is not voluntary, but they cease to support their bodies in any way. Death usually comes from dehyrdration in 48-96 hours, as the kidneys shut down and collapse. But the deaths are listed as "dehydration" when in reality they are deaths of self-termination. Also, thje medical community hides the data and pretend that these are just deaths by dehydration, like a biker that went on 1 10 hour-long ride without a bottle of water or electolytes. They lsit these deaths this way because they want to hide the failure of their medications in treating depression, and also so as to not disturb the friends and relatives of the deceased with feelings of guilt over their deaths. In general, Society doesn't care about depressives because society loves winners, and depresives are losers. We want these people to go "quietly into the night".
I would STRONGLY add lack of any movement and not having any kind of spiritual work/involvement. NOT just religion
Sometimes overdoses are not accidental.
My mom was an opiate addict (heroine, oxy, methadone, you name it) for 30+ years, since the 80s and had overdosed before but never fatally.
She died in September from accidental fentanyl overdose in one of her first few times using fentanyl.
Did I miss something about the dosages? Peter said he's had 100mg and it was strong, but people are dying with 1mg because it shuts the brain stem off? Did I misunderstand what he was saying? Did he mean 1 gram?
It sounds like a hip replacement is easy AF compared to a broken femur or hip, and it's a rough operation. Don't stop moving. If you do, get moving again.
Are "young, employed, insured workers" more or less likely to be users of Fentanyl?
Depends on their professions. Construction workers and DOT workers are more likely. They have to be out there working in pain and they often are surrounded by others who use. Accountants and lawyers? Not so much. Their cognitive impairments will cause them to lose their jobs and their livelihoods. They drink instead.
Let's talk about how many people die from medical mistakes. Maybe 250K per year.
this is the leading cause of death, yes
It’s caused by doctors like Attia that prescribe 100mg of fentanyl like he said instead of 100mcg lol
Yup I genuinely think your often more likely to die by a medical mistake then any actual disease. It's the sad reality. I've told my family that when it's my time I will not be extending my stay.
My Mom is 87 and she falls about every 3 - 6 months.
I wonder if Peter has ever had any fun in his life ever ??
At 5.40 when he talks about some street pills having 1mg Fentanyl, but he had 100mg in the hospital - I wonder if he meant to say one gram??? He sounds very amazed, more so than you'd expect from 100th of the hospital dose being in them.
100 micrograms
I’m not going to watch the video but based on the thumbnail I had to comment. My brothers girlfriend had an aunt who went out to get the mail from the mail box at the end of the driveway, she lived in the country. She was decapitated by an airplane that was crash landing on her road with no engine running. True story. So, you get the point. The edit was because I accidentally hit enter before I was done typing.
Even stranger is that two 27 year old women were killed by airplanes while mowing grass. One in Quebec and one in Oklahoma. Time to start looking up!
Can you regain strength after a fall with steroids when you're old?
Steroids aren't magic. They reduce inflammation, which in turn allows you to recover and work harder. Simply taking steroids without hard exercise does nothing. I'm guessing this isn't news to you, not trying to be insulting.
I see how many people comment petter should stop intrupting Andrew. Hey, Petter is a guest here. Peter is the informant here. He of course speaks more. Andrew might not get accurate timing to until he was really done talking, so then he could add additional information or follow up questions. My point is he hadnt finished sharing information so Peter is not at fault here.
He is very much in the wrong. He may be the guest but it’s still a discussion that requires both of them to speak. Andrew couldn’t get out a single word and this due could see that but would still cut him off.
Peter has a nervous condition it's called rambling man🤣
(He is running on adrenaline so later you'll see huberman blow some fentanyl in the air to shut him up.....
I know Andrew gets excited too, but he is so not the type to correct Peter or tell Peter shut the F up, and let me ask this question before I forget....
Listen they shave helped all of us in one way or another.
Here I'm learning to laugh when someone has been chewing my ear off and when I try to say something they tell me would you just shut the f up and let me finish.
This also happens when someone has a head set and the speaker
He interrupts guests in his own podcast. A lot. Attia is rude in that way, unfortunately
Just from the title I’m sure he’ll talk about texting and driving. Which I’m doing now (commenting and driving in an auto pilot tesla)
Wear a helmet when skiing! TBI, craniotomy, two week coma and a 2 million dollar hospital bill. Thankfully I had good insurance
Hope you're doing well now
@@magnificentsven1694 yep I am! Still some deficits but I’m doing great! Thanks for asking
A HUGE request, pls do Psoriasis
We suffer 😢 depressingly. 🙏
1. What causes it?
(at a teen age specifically)
2. How to cure it ?
3. Please suggest specific drugs or brands of medicines to cure it through the GUT.
Try zinc and the sun really helps. You need to do a food analysis find out the cause
Psoriasis is almost always cured by a keto or carnivore diet.
As a pharmacist - fix your psoriasis thru diet, activity, etc - you don’t want any of the drugs on the market for psoriasis.
i have notice that when i maintain a very good health(no alcohol, good sleep, good mental health) my psoriasis disapear totally. But just one bad night is enough to start the nightmare
Basically just don't move
😆 we have a 94 year old friend that had no aches and pains and is super active and clinbs her stairs often. she says she did NO sports her whole life. just walks and enjoys having stairs.
I wonder of Rx companies have a hand in getting Fentanyl into the street drugs.
Fentanyl is dosed in MICROgrams (mcg), NOT milligrams (mg) 1 milligram equals 1000 micrograms. Morphine, on the other hand is dosed in milligrams. Ergo, fentanyl is roughly 1000x more potent than morphine. A 1mg dose of fentanyl (1000mcg) would be fatal for most people outside of a hospital setting. 1000mcg of fentanyl would require intubation and mechanical ventilation for most patients in the hospital.
The shit is wayyyyy too powerful to play with, or risk having it mixed in your other recreational drugs, unbeknownst to you.
Interesting he didn't break down automobiles into motorcycles and cars. So many die or are permanently impaired from motorcycle wrecks.
Another teaser headline that is not comprehensively answered by the content. I learned nothing from this. It was possibly a complete waste of my time. Also confusing about fentanyl dose at 5:30.
The guy in tshirt kept talking over the other guy. The other guy can ask questions.
Aaaymen!
MICROgrams, not MILLIgrams, Peter. Your quoted fentanyl doses are off by a factor of a thousand.
Automotive accident prevention - Move to a city with good public transport. Yes, I know it's hard to find in America. Nearly impossible. But it can be done. Alternatively, move to Germany or The Netherlands.
Moved to France a few years ago and I went from 25000 miles a year in a car to maybe 4000 for the whole year. Food quality is another universe to the crap they sell in the US and life is so much less stressful. I'm pretty sure I'll live 10 years longer than if I stayed in the US AND quality of life will be better in old age.
@@SurpriseMeJT Curious if you live in a city in France?
The cure for anxiety, depression, drug addictions is called God!!! Seek God while he can be found
Which God is the right one? I don't know which to pick 😟
@@aberwood your creator, the Almighty the one that is giving you the breath of life at this moment as you read this and giving me the breath is life as I write this. The one that made the heavens and everything in it and the earth, the maker of everything. The one that spoke it came to be. God is independent, self-sufficient and self-existent. God desires to have a relationship with us. He does not need us or any of His creation. He is infinite. He was never created and never came into being. He has always been. He is the great I AM, the supreme creator from whom all has come. Read Genesis 1:1 , Isaiah 46:9 and many other verses that you can read where you can see who is the only God. Also just walk outside and see all creation and when you think who made all this from the beginning? that’s God the creator, not from monkeys not a big boom lol, He is the alpha and the omega. When we seek him with all our heart and repent from doing wrong, no matter in what situation we found ourselves He is merciful, and he forgives us. And he tell us no longer to follow sin to do bad things, no longer to live under our own desires and our expectations, not to go with the wind takes us but instead to ground ourselves in Him, meaning to trust him and seek him. Live our lives for him and through him.
Just gotta say this because culturally Americans normalize death by car violence to a ridiculous and dangerous degree. Automative “accidents” are not little “whoopsies”. They are violent crashes that could and should be severely reduced via design and technology changes that are only prevented due to lack of political will
Mosty due to physics….
1:58
Take a breath and listen now n rhen
This guy is so intense. Imagine saying to your mom when she fell, if you broke your hip, I’d give you a 30% change of dying in the next year… jeez not sure that’s a helpful comment.
But he’s right.
From this title i was certain this was a parody. hahah
Fent is showing up in cocaine in an alarming amounts
Peter has great info but he has a bit of a strong ego. Huberman is my man
I’ll give you $100 for any time you can spot Andrew finishing a thought.
Lay off the carbs Attia ...you cant let even let Hub talk😂
Fentanyl isn’t in acid tho
LET ANDREW TALK! ALL RIGHT YOU'RE GOING TO LIVE TO A HUNDRED BUT JESUS CHRIST YOU HAVE NO SOCIAL GRACES!
Peter has to stop interrupting Andrew
That mason jar of urine looks a bit discolored.
😂😂
You need to jump and land train but don’t break a bone
Don’t speak out against the Clintons
Ha
Seems like these guys are obsessed with living forever.
Im in the camp of the stoics. Live a minimalist life and get the most out of it you can. Try your best to live with honor. If you cant or it gets too bad ....then check out.
Who would even want to live to 150 years old? Talk about carbon footprint. Everyone wants to save the environment....but living shorter lives and having no kids makes your impact much less for far fewer years.
Being afraid of every little thing and trying to overprotect the kids is a narcissistic, self centered lifestyle.
“Probably in her mid 70’s”. Peter, really? Learn your momma’s age! Thanks for the valuable insights though.
He lost me with the one milligram , then the 100 milligram of fent thing.
I would have seriously told him to shut up and stop interrupting. The lack of social awareness is insane
Do you think you can escape death???😂😂😂😂😂 everyone has there live purpose here everyone has a date bro. ( I strongly believe that )
Cutting your life 30 years short is a tragedy
I agree but my dad was murdered at 64. Sounds old but I do wish he lived until 85. He was still active and healthy until he died.
Attia got the jab so he might not be in the clear
That’s cuz he is a zealot when it comes to listening to the medical establishment - which why he’s been so wrong about so many things