Slowing or Reversing Aging: Can We Live for 180 years?

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  • Опубликовано: 18 сен 2022
  • Ageing is a complex process which results from progressive loss of the body’s ability to maintain itself. This ageing comes with diseases and a general decline in health. Over the past few decades, scientists have come to better understand how we age and are now imagining a future where you could live up to 100 and be fit as a fiddle.
    Although, reaching the unbelievable age of 180 might not be possible… yet. A healthy 100 is far from uncommon, and perhaps we will push that to 130 years of healthy living, but we'll only find out when we, and our research, age a bit further.
    #aging #reverseaging #lifespan
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Комментарии • 61

  • @NancyFreire-dv4pi
    @NancyFreire-dv4pi 8 месяцев назад +3

    I pray that I can live another twenty years 🙏

  • @williamcooper2415
    @williamcooper2415 Год назад +11

    [Do you like poetry?]
    The night came quicker than usual and it caught me by surprise.
    Before I found some shelter, the darkness dimmed my eyes.
    My panicked heart was racing, my legs instinctively took flight.
    I aimlessly ran in circles, in the horror of blackest night.
    In the distance I could see it, the form of a terrible beast.
    I could hear its claws scratching, I could see the flash of its teeth.
    There was no way to outrun it, cause it traveled on all fours.
    So left with just one prospect, I turned and faced the noise.
    The blade I held, had a faint sparkle, illumined from distant stars.
    The beast knew I would use it, as it stalked me from afar.
    My wait drug on for an eternity, as I firmly stood my ground.
    But soon it would be over, for I heard approaching sounds.
    Throughout my life, I purposefully planned, to never travel by night.
    It was the only way to miss the beast and avoid a deadly fight.
    Yet, life has a sense of justice, not willing to let me cheat those plans.
    From facing the beast who stalks me, from facing what haunts a man.
    A silhouette sprang out of the blackness, striking hard the first blow.
    I vollied back, with the tip of my blade, causing the beast to moan.
    Collapsing together, mortally wounded, the dawn began to break.
    I saw the beast that had attacked me, it was myself, in whom, I faced.
    Battle The Beast
    By, William M Cooper
    From his book:
    Coop's Corner Collection - Inspirational Stories and Poems

    • @idontknowwhatimdoinghere
      @idontknowwhatimdoinghere Год назад

      I imagined this with a domesticated dog, in the forest(a stray). Can someone actually explain what this is talking about?

    • @toddlangill6606
      @toddlangill6606 Год назад

      Thank you bill

  • @thisisheaven2488
    @thisisheaven2488 Год назад +7

    Yes.... humans will live longer healthier lives. They will live between 300 - 1000+ years. Think "perfect looking and feeling people". This process has already begun and will become available to the masses in the next 3 - 10 years.

    • @globaljobs1855
      @globaljobs1855 Год назад +1

      Can you back up your promises with proof?

  • @LordBlackNephew
    @LordBlackNephew Год назад +5

    Im # 100... for thumbs up....
    BX STAND UP!!!

  • @NickyHelp
    @NickyHelp Год назад +7

    We very likely will. The mice are living proof that we will soon. There are break throughs and some promising results.

  • @kaninma7237
    @kaninma7237 Год назад +7

    I am 55, and I wonder if I am in the last generation of mortals, the first of immortals, or neither.

    • @kamranhamidfar1725
      @kamranhamidfar1725 Год назад +1

      I am 55 too. I think mice are going to enjoy the biological advancement first.

  • @kpopmember1233
    @kpopmember1233 Год назад +3

    my dad said he could live to 100 :)

  • @wolfrain8898
    @wolfrain8898 Год назад +2

    the short of it is we are starting to understand aging but for right now all we have is nothing most people who live to be 100 have good DNA genes. it really does not have anything really to do with diet and exercise no matter how much they want to push it. unless your 100 pounds overweight for your size and you look like you have a spare tire where your stomach should be but even then it does not matter that much if everyone in your family line died young then you will most likely die young to say around 50 to 60 sometimes that is not the case but most of the time its and its linked to DNA and nothing else mostly. I looked in to how effective it is based on people who live 100 years an its almost at the point of not mattering. most people who live to be 100 years old did not watch there wait or exercise at all until they where old and gray. is in short it does not really matter if your below 50 and if your DNA as problems in it you may died before it becomes an issue anyways. but that is not to say go ham because even if its not your time to died by your DNA if you over eat all the time and look like a cannonball that will most likely be the end of you because your body will not be able to keep up with the damage its making by storing all that fat. in short it will in a short time cause the body to shut down its hard to say how long sometimes is a year other times is 25 years later but sooner or later the human body will not be able to keep up with that lifestyle. i really hate how they act like diet and exercise is that important when the fact is most people fall into the category of it being DNA and genes related to them not living to be 100 years old.

  • @gigagamedev4563
    @gigagamedev4563 Год назад

    Just do all three

  • @royzlatanestevez9843
    @royzlatanestevez9843 Год назад +1

    I wouldn't like living for 110 years as a 70something. HELP! I am aging.

    • @Stone_624
      @Stone_624 Год назад

      Why not? Our carpenter who's rebuilding our cabin investment project is 74 years old, and he beat me at arm wrestling (I'm 28 and have been working with him and a few other guys for the past 9 months doing deconstruction work and cleanup of lots of heavy materials). We bought the cabin (formerly a hostel style hotel) from the previous owner who's 92 year old now, and still drives his car to get around. Here in Japan at least, The functional retirement age seems to be closer to 80 Years old, as most people are healthy and working well into their late 70's and 80's. All of my work colleagues (there's only 5 people in our small group of companies) are in their 60's.

    • @royzlatanestevez9843
      @royzlatanestevez9843 Год назад

      @@Stone_624 That is great, my friend. I would probably want to live as 90 year old Will Shatner over 60 year old average Diabetic Hypertensive Joe... but I am saying I don't want to be the average aged person at 110. I can already feel it take hold... 25 years on... at 75... I will be badly off. Not saying there aren't some people who are amazingly fit at higher ages. Cheers.

  • @NyznTvfk
    @NyznTvfk Год назад +29

    glucose is the main reason of cancer. if u supply your energy from ketones (a.k.a. intermittent fasting) then u'll live longer and healthier....

    • @BardiXOfficial
      @BardiXOfficial Год назад +12

      That's one way, cancer cells feed on glucose, intermittent fasting isn't just a tool to lose weight, it's a tool to change your life.

    • @secretunknown2782
      @secretunknown2782 Год назад +1

      Cool but why we are not doing that?

    • @yuuu9845
      @yuuu9845 Год назад +1

      @@secretunknown2782 same question here

    • @tatum635
      @tatum635 Год назад +3

      ThT doesn’t add that many years to our lives. We need a breakthrough that drastically increases life span /years.

    • @itatae10
      @itatae10 Год назад +1

      @@BardiXOfficial intermittent fasting done wrong can increase fasting glucose. When you fast your body produces glucagon (alpha cells of the pancreas) to stimulate the release of adipose tissue and convert it into energy to be absorbed by the body. But if your body doesn't absorb it(blood sugar increases) than cancerous cells can absorb it. If anything we need a faster metabolism. To prevent free glucose from circulating in the blood. That why exercising and cold therapy and breath work and fiber comes in handy. To delay the metabolic syndrome response from metabolic damage.

  • @user-lc5re3rc5w
    @user-lc5re3rc5w 8 месяцев назад

    Текст український настільки мілкий, що його просто неможливо прочитати навіть на великому екрані.

  • @gavindownes2213
    @gavindownes2213 Год назад +3

    no

  • @kpopmember1233
    @kpopmember1233 Год назад +1

    ok steve jobs died???? :(

  • @ericvulgate
    @ericvulgate Год назад +6

    What a nightmare that would be.

  • @WaliXan
    @WaliXan Год назад +10

    Hope an anti aging drug gets out before im 30... I'm 18 btw

    • @iadnanashraf
      @iadnanashraf Год назад

      You girl🙂

    • @FirstNigerianprince
      @FirstNigerianprince Год назад

      Dream on.

    • @Scienceabc
      @Scienceabc  Год назад +7

      You do not need drugs. Anti-aging solutions like calorie restriction, exercising and stress management are things that do not require pills.

    • @tatum635
      @tatum635 Год назад +7

      @@Scienceabc we need a drug that drastically increases life span. All the things ha you listed won’t give that many more years / better quality in the grand scheme. I wanna live 200 years lol

    • @tatum635
      @tatum635 Год назад +3

      Sadly I doubt it . When I was 18(I’m 30 now) scientists have been saying we’re 10-20 years away from finding the fountain on youth. Every few years it’s still “we’re 10-20 years away” 😅

  • @sam-fc9ky
    @sam-fc9ky Год назад

    No thanks

  • @kpopmember1233
    @kpopmember1233 Год назад +1

    ummmm ahahaha :(

  • @grandemage
    @grandemage Год назад +5

    Yeah... that's what this world needs, billions of people still propagating yet living well past a century. I'm sure that will turn out well...

    • @Scienceabc
      @Scienceabc  Год назад +2

      Billions of people will live past a century only if the research can reach them and they can follow the research. Three important aspects that have been found till now (and we have listed in our video): calorie restriction, exercising and stress management are something that the richest of individuals cannot follow easily. It is not easy to give up consumption as the whole world and economies are built around it.

    • @adaslesniak
      @adaslesniak Год назад +1

      So you propose eradicting people? Are people good or bad? If they are bad what is good? Dead stones?

  • @awasambajarju442
    @awasambajarju442 Год назад +2

    Am 15,but still act like an adult ✌️

  • @robinm.9755
    @robinm.9755 Год назад +2

    People think they can control how long they will live due to specific foodselection and other stuff while mostly it is already genetic determined. But if it makes you happy, you do you! 😊

    • @JohnSmith-nz2yq
      @JohnSmith-nz2yq Год назад +1

      You do know that we can self-regulate right? You do know we can turn on and off genes right?
      Wake up.
      Joe dispenza.

    • @JohnSmith-nz2yq
      @JohnSmith-nz2yq Год назад +8

      And, btw, no one actually believes they can control their lifespan to the very day and hour.
      But we live a healthy and active lifestyle so that we can live young for as long as possible and die in our sleep peacefully and pain-free.
      Who cares about no. of years?
      Isnt it about quality of life?

    • @Christaraspap
      @Christaraspap 9 месяцев назад +1

      Genes only account for 7-25% for longevity. So yes you can live longer if you take care of your diet and exercise regularly

  • @PremiereHell
    @PremiereHell Год назад

    We can't live pass 120 years, In Genesis God's spirit won't stay with man for a more than 120 years. Interesting question though