Mitochondrial-Derived Peptides in Aging and Related Diseases - Pinchas Cohen - RB2016

The opening keynote address of Rejuvenation Biotechnology 2016 was delivered by Pinchas Cohen, William and Sylvia Kugel Dean in Gerontology at USC Davis School of Gerontology and Executive Director of the Ethel Percy Andrus Gerontology Center. Dr. Cohen's talk explored the new field of short mitochondrial-derived peptides, exemplified by humanin, which have been characterised by his lab and others over the last decade. Remarkably, these peptides have roles not just in regulating mitochondrial function but in a broad range of aging-related processes ranging from the metabolic syndrome to cancer, while their abundance within the body correlates strongly with lifespan and health outcomes.
This video was recorded at Rejuvenation Biotechnology 2016, a SENS Research Foundation conference held at the Buck Institute for Research on Aging on August 16-17, 2016. For more information, visit www.sens.org/rb...

[@Krumholt]

Incredible stuff

[@rhyothemisprinceps1617]

Sounds like humanin is involved in signalling and control, which makes sense since one would expect there to be mechanisms for feedback signalling from the mitochondria.
So... any discussion sessions or Q&A on how this would affect mitoSENS?

[@cabolynn]

Diet and exercise no longer trump environment! Doug Wallace is the world's leading expert on mitochondria

[@bennguyen1313]

This is an incredible! The peptides coded from mitochondrial dna (Humanin and MOTS-C), appear so promising, I'm surprised there isn't more buzz surrounding it!

[@GovenorJerryBrown]

it's too complicated and the rest of healthcare is stuck in 20 years ago.

[@CodyBunker]

Can I use this for my dog? Serious inquiry here.

[@ecwilliams777]

Did you ever try it on your dog? Just an assumption here, but I'd bet it'd be fine. If you did please let me know the results. If you want things in supplement form as opposed to peptides you could use PQQ, coq10 and d-ribose. The PQQ and to a lesser extent the coq10 will lead to mitochondrial biogenesis and the d-ribose the body uses to create additional ATP that existing mitochondria can use.

[@stephencarlsbad]

They give anti-aging peptides, CJC-1295/ipamorelin to dogs. Also bpc-157 for hip, tendon and nerve repair. There are several others. Check out Reddit.

[@GovenorJerryBrown]

Growth hormone is supposed to stop at full maturity. People who have reached full maturity should do everything possible to reduce growth hormone for proper metabolic function. After maturity it just leads to aging. Very interesting concerning the high and low GH mice.

[@jong-unkim6277]

So where can I get this stuff?

[@viktornilsson93]

Canlabs

[@stephencarlsbad]

Chinese peptide sellers.

[@omarsilva5385]

What kind of fat were the rats being feed huh?!?! Lol

[@martinirving3824]

It's interesting how those who are products of the medical establishment just can't bring themselves to use a picture of any animal product as part of a healthy diet. It's always the intuitively appealing (but substance and fat devoid) salad greens that represent the mainstay of a healthy diet.

[@GovenorJerryBrown]

Beef liver: the most healthy food out there

[@Mikolas649]

Is the stock ready for a BREAKOUT? $CWBR @ 5$ SOON.?

[@edstud1]

We're all getting older! Sadly, diet and exercise may buy you a few healthy years at most.

[@faza553]

Yet chemobrain is dismissed.

[@joeschmo5699]

he, he, he.

[@niamcd6604]

ALWAYS pale, too male, and stale

[@Dana_inc]

Huh?