Does resveratrol promote longevity?
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This clip is from episode 300 ‒ Special episode: Peter on exercise, fasting, nutrition, stem cells, geroprotective drugs, & more.
In this clip, they discuss:
- Peter's current thoughts on resveratrol
- Why Peter finds this to be the least promising longevity treatment
- What the current data says about the efficacy of resveratrol
- And more
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Rvt is popular because Sinclair is pushing it every chance he gets. I wish we could shut him up.
Is he a charlatan?
@@tonys6237 Borderline. One foot on either side.
why shut people up? That's tyranical , dont you think?
If you could figure this out, why can't the rest?
@@tonys6237 Matt Kaeberlein litterally stepped down from the Academy for Health and Lifespan Research because of Sinclair. He essentially seems to care more about making money rather than doing actual scientific research.
No, it never did. And Sinclair is one of the biggest scumbags in the industry. He's now doing the same thing with NMN.
Why such strong words? Sincerely I ask. I used rsvrtl baseed upon Sinclair. whom do you believe him or Attia?
Believe the evidence. Wherever it leads you to@@bobwilliams9061
but he says to take both together since at least 4 years.. has something changed?
This all came from Dr. David Sinclair. He shared on his longevity podcast resveritrol was the best antioxidant, I drank the coolaide and have been doing it ever since.
Me too. Sincerely looking for answers for our heath and simply wanting legitimate and scholarly advice. What we poor groundling don’t know is the incentive behind “findings.” Ugh! I got 2 bottles sitting on my bathroom counter.
was taking it as directed w yogurt, then joined TallyHealth for 1 yr and it was included in daily mix but at half level. Been a few months, won’t bother. Could not tell diff in energy w NMN either. So, creatine, more protein and shots of certified olive oil.
1:03 I remember some dude on a shopping channel in the early 2000s, HSN or QVC I think, that was constantly hocking resveratrol. He sold multiple things but 90% of what he had to say was resveratrol resveratrol resveratrol
Please can you comment on coenzyme q10?
is mitochondrial uncoupling hoopla?
Yes, obviously wine is not healthy but resveratrol is very helpful for those that have major overeating issues.. resveratrol alone will not solve the issue but it's much healthier than most medications that the doctors push. of course rest, nutrition and exercise are very important.. and going periods of time without eating in between meals.. but many people have parasites that coerce them to keep eating junk.. things like lemon water, eating actual whole foods, avoiding sugar and processed oils are important but resveratrol is kind of like cheating for those that are having a lot of trouble losing excess fat... it's an absolute game changer.. tablespoon a day.. not thousands of cups of wine lol
Mice are omnivores, not herbivores. Given the opportunity the devour meat and fat. Mice are a major consumer of dead carcasses in the wild. They also eat insects, larva and worms.
Yes, mice are omnivores and humans are apex predators.
I only know about it because of David Sinclair!
Sinclair is a total charlatan. His studies were flawed and could not be repeated. Same thing with his asking the FDA to block OTC NAC for his own enrichment.
I thought Dr Mary Claire Haver was promoting use of this (every other day basis)?
This is why I don't really trust longevity research. The various hypotheses within longevity research is usually based on observational studies of populations or animal models. The problem with observational studies, is that there are a myriad of factors to control for that it is hard to tease out the causal factor behind why a certain population live, on average, longer. The problem with animal models is that they seldom can be extrapolated onto human beings.
The bigger issue is body size/dose scaling. People freak out about artificial sweeteners for literal decades now because of some mouse/rat studies where they give these things doses that, (m)g/kg, are basically impossible to achieve in a human size organism. Same thing going on with the resveratrol thing. Unrealistic doses and unrealistic scenarios. Most studies should be instantly dismissed on that basis alone but people are illiterate in general in the first place, and scientific literacy is a pipe dream even for a lot of researchers
@@nattyfatty6.0 That is a good point, and it is one of the reasons why I am very skeptical of mice/rat studies, and their applicability to humans. In the realm of medication R & D, we do not automatically assume a drug is beneficial and safe purely on the basis of animal testing. We do trials on humans. The problem with claims of longevity researchers is that their claims cannot be verified until decades later, presuming that those who adhere to their recommendations consistently follow those recommendations and all other confounders are controlled for.
Research and analysis is how we learn which models work and which don't. Most results are negative - that is good research, not bad.
Both resveratrol and collagen peptides are off for me after being debunked
The savings! The savings!
Collagen isn’t debunked. Where did u get that information?
Collagen not debunk
Collagen 100 percent worked for my joints. Specifically my knees. Am a truck driver my knees would be hurting everyday from clutching and constantly holding down my heavy gas pedal in my truck around noon. Started taking 20 grams of collagen and about 1 and a half months later knee pain went away completely. Been taking collagen everyday for 2 years now. Still trucking. No pain since then.
@@dabd8175 collagen works!
@@tobik2627 Dr Greger from nutritionfacts did a video reviewing it
A 2020 Narrative Review in Foods had this to say: "Resveratrol is one of the most investigated bioactive compounds in foods. A number of epidemiologic studies have demonstrated that resveratrol is effective in the prevention of some diseases such as CVDs and cancer, although the results are sometimes inconsistent." In other words, as usual, Attia vastly overstates the present state of the science and leads people to conclude that all research stopped after a 2006 rodent study. Why is everything so bombastic?
Wow directly contradicting Sinclair ? Why does his research suggest otherwise?
It was debunked by a number of his peers. And the resveratrol data hasn't been duplicated once
It doesn't. It was just an artifact of the assay they used. GSK discovered this after they bought Sirtris. That's why they shut down all research on SIRT1 agonists. It was a dead end.
His research was debunked you didn't know?
Sinclair is scam artist. Just watch the video about him from Brad Stanfield.
@@TheBroSplitWasn’t there something improper about his pushing it to make a lot of money? Yes?
I put resveratrol in the same category as collagen.
Collagen does work tho
Doesn't work.
Gary Null was big pumper for resveretrol
I always thought Null was a scam artist.
@@bobwilliams9061 I did wonder. He would tell callers to take a dozen different things. He got poisoned and hospitalized with his own line of supplements. I think he meant well but was carried away somewhat.
🙄. Takes Resveratrol off supplement routine. $$ saved.
It’s good for kidney health
Its also likely food for very specific genetic issues. I hope the price comes down now.
Resveretol research was reversed and the topic has longevity. Thanks to resveratrol lol
Geroprotective geroprotective geroprotective geroprotective
That word grates on my nerves so bad to hear. Because of this damn Q&A I'll have lifelong PTSD and flinch if I ever hear it again
What about Sinclair’s research Einstein…
It was proven wrong and made up. Do some research my man
Einstein was a hack who stole ideas from other people
I wanted to believe Sinclair because I like the DNA damage/ sirtuin hypothesis. But the independent studies are not supporting his claims. And there are a lot of studies out now. I also found out he is not just a researcher he had made millions from his claims. It's disappointing.
He's a fraud.
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