longevity, stem cell and ARDD2022

#ageing #longevity # Longevity Person of the Year 2022 - David Sinclair, Harvard Medical School The Longevity Forum 1.12K subscribers Subscribe 460 Share 11,071 views Nov 17, 2022 Our annual Longevity Person of the Year recipient is David Sinclair, researcher as Harvard Medical School who speaks about how longevity is becoming a reality with increased health in later age. #ageing #longevity #aging thelongevityforum.com Chapters #ARDD2022 #Longevity #ARDD David Sinclair at ARDD2022: Great release of unpublished data from David Sinclair's Lab ARDD 3.82K subscribers Subscribe 1.7K Share 84,030 views Oct 23, 2022 The Aging and Drug Discovery Conference (ARDD) 2022 is pleased to present David Sinclair from Harvard Medical School, who shares new unpublished results from his lab at Harvard Medical School. Held in Copenhagen at the glorious Ceremonial Hall, this meeting gathers the most prominent figures of the aging and longevity research field, from scientists to clinicians, investors, developers, and everything in between. The fast growth of the conference is evidence of its great quality. In 2022 we had around 400 people on-site, and many others joined through the web. #ARDD2022 #Longevity #ARDD Steve Horvath at ARDD2022: Epigenetic Aging Studies in Humans and other Mammals ARDD 3.82K subscribers Subscribe 142 Share 4,423 views Oct 24, 2022 The Aging and Drug Discovery Conference (ARDD) 2022 is pleased to present Steve Horvath from Altos Labs, with the talk Epigenetic Aging Studies in Humans and other Mammals. Held in Copenhagen at the glorious Ceremonial Hall, this meeting gathers the most prominent figures of the aging and longevity research field, from scientists to clinicians, investors, developers, and everything in between. The fast growth of the conference is evidence of its great quality. In 2022 we had around 400 people on-site, and many others joined through the web. To find out more check www.agingpharma.org #ARDD #ARDD2022 #Longevity #ARDD2022 #Longevity #ARDD Nir Barzilai at ARDD2022: The genetics of exceptional longevity ARDD 3.82K subscribers Subscribe 101 Share 3,350 views Oct 24, 2022 The Aging and Drug Discovery Conference (ARDD) 2022 is pleased to present Nir Barzilai from The Albert Einstein College of Medicine, with the talk The genetics of exceptional longevity. Held in Copenhagen at the glorious Ceremonial Hall, this meeting gathers the most prominent figures of the aging and longevity research field, from scientists to clinicians, investors, developers, and everything in between. The fast growth of the conference is evidence of its great quality. In 2022 we had around 400 people on-site, and many others joined through the web. To find out more check www.agingpharma.org #ARDD #ARDD2022 #Longevity Vera Gorbunova at ARDD2022: Mechanisms of longevity and epigenome stability ARDD 3.82K subscribers Subscribe 77 Share 2,053 views Oct 24, 2022 The Aging and Drug Discovery Conference (ARDD) 2022 is pleased to present Vera Gorbunova from The University of Rochester, with the talk Mechanisms of longevity and epigenome stability. Held in Copenhagen at the glorious Ceremonial Hall, this meeting gathers the most prominent figures of the aging and longevity research field, from scientists to clinicians, investors, developers, and everything in between. The fast growth of the conference is evidence of its great quality. In 2022 we had around 400 people on-site, and many others joined through the web. To find out more check www.agingpharma.org #ARDD #ARDD2022 #Longevity Stem Cells and the Future of Medicine - Research on Aging University of California Television (UCTV) 1.19M subscribers Subscribe 1.4K Share 219,285 views Sep 6, 2012 Lawrence Goldstein, Distinguished Professor in the Department of Cellular and Molecular Medicine and the Department of Neurosciences at UCSD School of Medicine, as well as the Director of the UCSD Stem Cell Program, discusses the basic principles of stem cells. He examines the promise they offer and how they can be safely and effectively employed. [9/2012] [Show ID: 23254] More from: Stein Institute for Research on Aging (https://www.uctv.tv/stein ) Explore More Health & Medicine on UCTV (https://www.uctv.tv/health ) UCTV features the latest in health and medicine from University of California medical schools. Find the information you need on cancer, transplantation, obesity, disease and much more. UCTV is the broadcast and online media platform of the University of California, featuring programming from its ten campuses, three national labs and affiliated research institutions. UCTV explores a broad spectrum of subjects for a general audience, including science, health and medicine, public affairs, humanities, arts and music, business, education, and agriculture. Launched in January 2000, UCTV embraces the core missions of the University of California -- teaching, research, and public service – by providing quality, in-depth television far beyond the campus borders to inquisitive viewers around the world. (https://www.uctv.tv ) Key moments View all 80 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... Virgo 11 Virgo 11 2 years ago (edited) I have heard of your work through a book I am reading at leisure. And decided to pursue further research within the topic of regenerative medicine. Naturally, I have stumbled on to this video and curiously watched and listened. The topic at hand has sparked quite an interest for me. Thank you for sharing your knowledge to the public. All the essential research and development throughout time can hopefully provide a better quality of life for mankind. Because in the end, that is what it's all about. 1 Reply Caramello98 Caramello98 6 years ago A fantastic lecturer speaking in layman terms. The miracle cures of the future will come from this stem cell therapies. 14 Reply Atam Sehgal Atam Sehgal 6 years ago One of the best presentation i have heard in a long time. it should be made available to biology schools 7 Reply Wendy Seah Wendy Seah 8 years ago Very clear and precise presentation, enlighten with humor and analogies. Reply InfiniteUniverse88 InfiniteUniverse88 3 years ago A lot of how stem cells behave depends on what's around them. Focusing research on receptors will help enable stem cells to become more effective. Otherwise, just dumping stem cells causes teratomas. However, to facilitate progress in protein receptors, it's best to solve the secondary structure first. Reply Peter Koenders Peter Koenders 8 years ago Mr. Lawrence Goldstein is a great presenter. Humor lard with facts and vice versa makes it fun to watch ! and indeed biotechnology and stemcells.technology are the new plastics! ;-) 7 Reply Patrick Boudreau Patrick Boudreau 1 year ago Yes, this man knows how to talk about things. 1 Reply Toh Gin Toh Gin 9 months ago I am very impressed by the doctor’s presentation. My company is the supplier of stem cells replacement by oral in a capsules Reply lurkern lurkern 10 years ago Well presented. Cheers for this :) 5 Reply Lilian Wong Lilian Wong 7 years ago Totally agreed... find the cure. Thank you! 10 Reply Niek Niek 10 years ago Thank you for uploading this! 2 Reply Mervyn Montague Mervyn Montague 1 year ago Very interesting and informative 🇯🇲 Thanks Reply New Zealand Aikido New Zealand Aikido 9 years ago I agree with your point about the FDA's track record in recent years. But, I am not talking about them. Anyone can do a background check on J. I did. 3 out of 4 main ingredients in their products havent been tested on humans. One of them, resveratrol, was found to actually lower health indicators like aerobic fitness. The only thing that seems promising is 'stem cell growth factors'.. well, I'd like to know what they are, if they aren't stem cells themselves. 4 years pending patent approval?! Reply muzammil elhaj muzammil elhaj 3 years ago great lecture .. can u send me the professor email or any contact , thanks in advance 3 Reply G G 1 year ago 23:30 pronounces mesenchymal correctly unlike any other professional in the field. phenomenal Reply coursty1 coursty1 8 years ago Very clear and succinct lecture Reply Telaprolu Sai T.Muralikrishna Telaprolu Sai T.Muralikrishna 4 years ago This is very good lecture 3 Reply BB BB 6 years ago + University of California Television (UCTV), This video is from 2012 and there must have been other conferences/ seminars on stem cells since this time!? It is nearly 2017, there must be an upcoming conference or a conference that has been done since this video of 2012. Please post any updated videos of stem cell therapy/transplants when conferences happen. 15 Reply 2 replies sarahgittel sarahgittel 8 years ago Thank you. My question with regard of discussion at .35... would stem cells to treat AVN of the femur fall into the category of going back to original cause of the AVN? The possibly reason for this to have happened would be chemo or radiation to L3 and sacrum in 2000. That is 14 years ago. Response would be greatl appreciated 1 Reply 1 reply rosario amansec rosario amansec 1 year ago thank you..your lecture is very informative...from the Philippines...GOD bless Reply rosario amansec rosario amansec 1 year ago UCTV ..great job..how about latest regarding stem cell? dr Goldstein explained clearly,..thank you sir, I believe in GOD..as long as stem cell done properly and GODly,. Reply The Musssee The Musssee 3 months ago very interesting lecture Reply Justin Klinkenberg Justin Klinkenberg 9 years ago thank you, it's been most helpful 1 Reply michael djarmotsky michael djarmotsky 4 years ago I am under the impression that neurves cannot be grown in humans because it would have never ever ever took so long to regenerate neurves in humans 1 Reply Ben D. Ben D. 10 years ago thank you for sharing! 2 Reply New Zealand Aikido New Zealand Aikido 9 years ago Yeah, defensiveness seems to be very human. 'A personal message' just for me that airs on Youtube, watched by millions, is also clever. No doubt, some products work by the power of belief. The placebo effect is amazingly strong, but that means the mind is strong, and not the product. I have no idea what a 'stem-cell booster' is. I guess that means food for the stem cells in our body. Sounds like homeopathy to me. Unknown contents + no science = magical cure. 3 times.. crying wolf? Reply Norbert wulan Hoffmann Norbert wulan Hoffmann 1 year ago Stem cell therapy is for sure an important , part of treatment for the future. Would it not be better to find out why people are getting sick in the first place Look at the food and the live style. Since I became vegan 3 years ago, most of my little problems left my body!!! Reply Twaambo Siatontola Twaambo Siatontola 5 years ago would like to apply to this school 3 Reply Youth and Wellness Youth and Wellness 3 years ago there are many ways to release the stem cells without invasive procedures. Reply sam jose sam jose 7 years ago Okay.. he UCTV videos on stem cells are awesome. But they're all 'past tense': this is the 'old news'. How about a few update presentations? Yamanaka won the Nobel Prize for iPS cells in 2009. This video is nearly three years old... I guess I'll have to scour PMID for the results to any of their studies, because their website has nothing. 3 Reply Asima Chaudry Asima Chaudry 3 years ago Where r the new lectures, its Quite interesting subject!! 1 Reply BB BB 4 years ago + University of California Television (UCTV),It is now 2018 and still no new conferences regarding stem cells? Surely things have been discovered since the posting of this video in 2012!! 1 Reply Lil Asian Grocery LLC Lil Asian Grocery LLC 9 years ago to continue. My site that I built personally is Mike Ebys Healthy Products. Please feel free to visit. You can go there to check out the ingredients. I'm not alone as far as benefiting greatly. We can't say it but there are those who used to have MS and now do not. In fact one that I know of had it for 20 years. Now no wheel chair. Take care. Hope you find what you are looking for. Reply Raphael Santore Raphael Santore 7 years ago Thank you. 2 Reply Thomas Bingel Thomas Bingel 4 years ago Recommendable! Reply Moronvideos1940 Moronvideos1940 4 years ago I downloaded this Thank you Reply Doug Redall Doug Redall 1 year ago I feel like I'm the only one my age trying to find out how to live until Christ comes if at all to many,. to me there really is a lack of focus about this in my generation.. honestly think a big factor is believe on the matter of living forever. just sitting in church really is not getting anyone any younger or to most to the other side. 1 Reply Steel Steel 2 years ago 55:20 staggering information! Reply Sunil Mkn Sunil Mkn 1 year ago very good . Reply Olivia Olivia 1 year ago Surely things have been discovered since the posting of this video in 2021!! 1 Reply 1 reply Gary Smith Gary Smith 2 months ago Where are these “stem cells” coming from ? Reply Ram Dahal Ram Dahal 8 years ago great,,,,,,,Dr,Lawerence Reply Nuca Labadze Nuca Labadze 5 years ago omg he refers to 'The Graduate' 1 Reply Roy Zlatan Estevez Roy Zlatan Estevez 2 months ago Still no cure of aging... Reply Graham Fleming Graham Fleming 1 year ago I have two small strokes is stem therapy good forit. Reply Maria aureniza Maria aureniza 4 years ago 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗 Reply Apache Sakai Apache Sakai 8 years ago come on, Money is make by human Reply Timothy Kenyon Timothy Kenyon 3 years ago I did not hear one sentence on the work of Professor Chris Exley on alzheimers disease. If the author is reluctant to use this research from abroad, let someone else do this. Reply Negash (Author & Scientist) Negash (Author & Scientist) 1 year ago What the hell is "successful ageing"? Reply 1 reply Hey swEETloVE Hey swEETloVE 4 years ago I know steam cell,inject inject inject,how healty to media thing. Factor around media becouse purpose,healty,exmp. Aging of brain and mind be healty,but thing on media inject,how is well? Reply Joseph Nordenbrock Joseph Nordenbrock 8 years ago Now lets talk about....THE BIBLE as a book of truth. 2 Reply Ennie666 Ennie666 3 years ago repair damage and scar from plasmapen and to skinshrink Reply A Stem Cell Story EuroGCT and EuroStemCell 7.38K subscribers Subscribe 2.5K Share 544,042 views Jun 14, 2011 What are stem cells, where do they come from, and what do we really know about them? An award-winning introduction to the world of stem cell research. Innovative hand-drawn animation, beautiful cell photography and documentary interviews capture the fascination and complexity of this cutting-edge area of science. Related resources and lots more stem cell info at http://www.eurostemcell.org/films . If you would like to comment or leave feedback, please do so there. Best TV/video production, Tromsø Science Media Festival. Best short film, Scinema (Australia). Captions in 12 languages. Chapters View all #ARDD2022 #Longevity #ARDD Stuart Cook, ARDD2022: The IL-11/ERK/mTOR axis is a target for extending mammalian healthspan ARDD 3.82K subscribers Subscribe 39 Share 747 views Oct 24, 2022 The Aging and Drug Discovery Conference (ARDD) 2022 is pleased to present Stuart Cook from The Duke-NUS Medical School With the talk The IL-11/ERK/mTOR axis of senescence is a therapeutic target for extending mammalian healthspan. Held in Copenhagen at the glorious Ceremonial Hall, this meeting gathers the most prominent figures of the aging and longevity research field, from scientists to clinicians, investors, developers, and everything in between. The fast growth of the conference is evidence of its great quality. In 2022 we had around 400 people on-site, and many others joined through the web. To find out more check www.agingpharma.org #ARDD #ARDD2022 #Longevity #ARDD2022 #Longevity #ARDD Matt Kaberlein at ARDD2022: The dark matter of bio-aging ARDD 3.82K subscribers Subscribe 82 Share 2,723 views Oct 24, 2022 The Aging and Drug Discovery Conference (ARDD) 2022 is pleased to present Matt Kabeirlein from The University of Washington, with the talk The dark matter of bioaging. Held in Copenhagen at the glorious Ceremonial Hall, this meeting gathers the most prominent figures of the aging and longevity research field, from scientists to clinicians, investors, developers, and everything in between. The fast growth of the conference is evidence of its great quality. In 2022 we had around 400 people on-site, and many others joined through the web. To find out more check www.agingpharma.org #ARDD #ARDD2022 #Longevity #ARDD2022 #Longevity #ARDD Sarah Mitchell at ARDD2022: Sexual Dimorphism in the response to geroprotective interventions ARDD 3.82K subscribers Subscribe 6 Share 141 views Oct 24, 2022 The Aging and Drug Discovery Conference (ARDD) 2022 is pleased to present Sarah Mitchell from ETH Zurich With the talk Sexual Dimorphism in the response to geroprotective interventions. Held in Copenhagen at the glorious Ceremonial Hall, this meeting gathers the most prominent figures of the aging and longevity research field, from scientists to clinicians, investors, developers, and everything in between. The fast growth of the conference is evidence of its great quality. In 2022 we had around 400 people on-site, and many others joined through the web. #ARDD2022 #Longevity #ARDD Sara Hägg at ARDD2022: Human biological aging and drug treatment effects ARDD 779 views Oct 24, 2022 The Aging and Drug Discovery Conference (ARDD) 2022 is pleased to present Sara Hägg from The Karolinska Institutet, with the talk Human biological aging and drug treatment effects. Held in Copenhagen at the glorious Ceremonial Hall, this meeting gathers the most prominent figures of the aging and longevity research field, from scientists to clinicians, investors, developers, and everything in between. The fast growth of the conference is evidence of its great quality. In 2022 we had around 400 people on-site, and many others joined through the web. To find out more check www.agingpharma.org #ARDD #ARDD2022 #Longevity #ARDD2022 #Longevity #ARDD Joseph Takahashi at ARDD2022: Circadian clocks and their impact on MetaBOLISM, aging, and longevity ARDD 3.82K subscribers Subscribe 47 Share 1,548 views Oct 24, 2022 The Aging and Drug Discovery Conference (ARDD) 2022 is pleased to present Joseph Takahashi from The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, with the talk Circadian clocks and their impact on MetaBOLISM, aging, and longevity. Held in Copenhagen at the glorious Ceremonial Hall, this meeting gathers the most prominent figures of the aging and longevity research field, from scientists to clinicians, investors, developers, and everything in between. The fast growth of the conference is evidence of its great quality. In 2022 we had around 400 people on-site, and many others joined through the web. To find out more check www.agingpharma.org #ARDD #ARDD2022 #Longevity #ARDD2022 #Longevity #ARDD Vilhelm Bohr at ARDD2022: DNA damage signaling to mitochondria in neurodegeneration and aging ARDD 3.82K subscribers Subscribe 17 Share 546 views Oct 23, 2022 The Aging and Drug Discovery Conference (ARDD) 2022 is pleased to present Vilhelm Bohr from DNA damage signaling to mitochondria in neurodegeneration and aging, with the talk Interventions, Diagnostics and Functional Decline – Connecting the Dots. Held in Copenhagen at the glorious Ceremonial Hall, this meeting gathers the most prominent figures of the aging and longevity research field, from scientists to clinicians, investors, developers, and everything in between. The fast growth of the conference is evidence of its great quality. In 2022 we had around 400 people on-site, and many others joined through the web. #ARDD2022 #Longevity #ARDD Brian Kennedy at ARDD2022: Interventions, Diagnostics and Functional Decline – Connecting the Dots ARDD 3.82K subscribers Subscribe 32 Share 941 views Oct 24, 2022 The Aging and Drug Discovery Conference (ARDD) 2022 is pleased to present Brian Kennedy from The National University of Singapore, with the talk Interventions, Diagnostics, and Functional Decline – Connecting the Dots. Held in Copenhagen at the glorious Ceremonial Hall, this meeting gathers the most prominent figures of the aging and longevity research field, from scientists to clinicians, investors, developers, and everything in between. The fast growth of the conference is evidence of its great quality. In 2022 we had around 400 people on-site, and many others joined through the web. To find out more check www.agingpharma.org #ARDD #ARDD2022 #Longevity Music #ARDD2022 #Longevity #ARDD Joao Pedro de Magalhaes at ARDD2022: Data-driven approaches in longevity pharmacology ARDD 3.82K subscribers Subscribe 15 Share 357 views Oct 24, 2022 The Aging and Drug Discovery Conference (ARDD) 2022 is pleased to present Joao Pedro de Magalhaes from The University of Liverpool, with the talk Data-driven approaches in longevity pharmacology. Held in Copenhagen at the glorious Ceremonial Hall, this meeting gathers the most prominent figures of the aging and longevity research field, from scientists to clinicians, investors, developers, and everything in between. The fast growth of the conference is evidence of its great quality. In 2022 we had around 400 people on-site, and many others joined through the web. #ARDD2022 #Longevity #ARDD Ann Beliën at ARDD2022: platform based clinical development in aging ARDD 3.82K subscribers Subscribe 14 Share 268 views Oct 24, 2022 The Aging and Drug Discovery Conference (ARDD) 2022 is pleased to present Ann Beliën from Rejuvenate Biomed With the talk Platform Based Clinical Development in Aging. Held in Copenhagen at the glorious Ceremonial Hall, this meeting gathers the most prominent figures of the aging and longevity research field, from scientists to clinicians, investors, developers, and everything in between. The fast growth of the conference is evidence of its great quality. In 2022 we had around 400 people on-site, and many others joined through the web. #ARDD2022 #Longevity #ARDD Kaare Christensen at ARDD2022: Longevity enriched families. How did they succeed? ARDD 3.82K subscribers Subscribe 21 Share 483 views Oct 24, 2022 The Aging and Drug Discovery Conference (ARDD) 2022 is pleased to present Kaare Christiansen from The Danish Aging Research Center and the Danish Twin Registry, with the talk Longevity enriched families, How did they succeed? Held in Copenhagen at the glorious Ceremonial Hall, this meeting gathers the most prominent figures of the aging and longevity research field, from scientists to clinicians, investors, developers, and everything in between. The fast growth of the conference is evidence of its great quality. In 2022 we had around 400 people on-site, and many others joined through the web. #ARDD2022 #Longevity #ARDD Kaare Christensen at ARDD2022: Longevity enriched families. How did they succeed? ARDD 3.82K subscribers Subscribe 21 Share 483 views Oct 24, 2022 The Aging and Drug Discovery Conference (ARDD) 2022 is pleased to present Kaare Christiansen from The Danish Aging Research Center and the Danish Twin Registry, with the talk Longevity enriched families, How did they succeed? Held in Copenhagen at the glorious Ceremonial Hall, this meeting gathers the most prominent figures of the aging and longevity research field, from scientists to clinicians, investors, developers, and everything in between. The fast growth of the conference is evidence of its great quality. In 2022 we had around 400 people on-site, and many others joined through the web. To find out more check www.agingpharma.org #ARDD #ARDD2022 #Longevity Music #ARDD2022 #Longevity #ARDD Jens Juul Holst at ARDD2022: Overview of incretin based therapies of metabolic disease ARDD 3.83K subscribers Subscribe 5 Share 88 views Oct 24, 2022 The Aging and Drug Discovery Conference (ARDD) 2022 is pleased to present Jens Juul Holst from University of Copenhagen, with the talk Overview of incretin based therapies of metabolic disease. Held in Copenhagen at the glorious Ceremonial Hall, this meeting gathers the most prominent figures of the aging and longevity research field, from scientists to clinicians, investors, developers, and everything in between. The fast growth of the conference is evidence of its great quality. In 2022 we had around 400 people on-site, and many others joined through the web. #ARDD2022 #Longevity #ARDD Emma Teeling at ARDD2022: Bats hold the secret of extended healthspan ARDD 3.83K subscribers Subscribe 13 Share 249 views Oct 24, 2022 The Aging and Drug Discovery Conference (ARDD) 2022 is pleased to present Emma Teeling from The University College Dublin, with the talk Bats hold the secret of extended healthspan. Held in Copenhagen at the glorious Ceremonial Hall, this meeting gathers the most prominent figures of the aging and longevity research field, from scientists to clinicians, investors, developers, and everything in between. The fast growth of the conference is evidence of its great quality. In 2022 we had around 400 people on-site, and many others joined through the web. To find out more check www.agingpharma.org #ARDD #ARDD2022 #Longevity Music Should Aging Be Called A Disease? Longevity Biotechnology Association 233 subscribers Subscribe 213 Share 5,724 views Sep 21, 2022 The Longevity Biotechnology Association is a 501c3 organization representing global leaders in geroscience and gerotherapuetics. We are working to standardize and promote the development of new medicines and therapies to prevent and cure, rather than merely manage the health conditions of aging. We are driven by a shared belief that every person deserves a life that is health, full and long. The LBA presents members Drs. Nir Barzilai and David Sinclair discussing whether aging should be classified as a disease and the associated pros and cons. Links for additional reference: https://www.thelancet.com/journals/la... https://www.ageing.ox.ac.uk/blog/ICD-... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPhTy... https://www.thelancet.com/journals/la... Key moments View all 21 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... Sergio Cadavid Sergio Cadavid 2 months ago Great discussion! Thanks for uploading. I still can’t believe someone with optimistic world view wouldn’t strive for longer healthier lives. Eager to hear more from everyone in the call. Greetings from Colombia 1 Reply 1 reply Debra Hall Debra Hall 1 month ago I’m new to this information but finding it fascinating and hopeful (I’m 59)… the protocols and supplements speak for themselves, I feel great and optimistic for my future and wider. Keep spreading the word, the results will speak for themselves … hopefully before Dr Sinclair looks 21 when he’s aged 100! Reply YYY¥ YYY¥ 13 days ago It would be good if you have more Short Animated movies about the Aging Disease in order to Educate the other Members of Staff from Healthcare Industry as well as the rest of the Public. Reply josemfla josemfla 2 months ago Thank you very much for this multi-conference. I had a question for Dr. Sinclair:: he has been researching the beneficial properties of RESVERATROL for almost 20 years, however today he has given METFORMIN as an example of a beneficial medicine to fight against aging and improve health. Which is the reason? Thank you all and my blessings on such a magnificent project. Reply LEANDRO Becker LEANDRO Becker 2 months ago I think nowadays we can considering aging if your biological aging process is acelerated comparing to the cronological age 1 Reply LEANDRO Becker LEANDRO Becker 2 months ago Brazil proposed that frailty instrad od old age as a clinical disorder. As i could read in the article Reply Gouri Dhatt Gouri Dhatt 1 month ago Seems like epigenetic pathway is the key...This pathway opens the way to handle aging.. Reply Niroshana Premartne Niroshana Premartne 1 month ago Better question to ask is,Isnt aging a disease ?what are the things in favor of that if the answer is yes Reply Chrissy Bray Chrissy Bray 1 month ago (edited) Seems to me that aging features at its core the degradation of normal human biological processes These losses of function may accumulate or cause flow on effects that worsen which could indeed happen at any age, however the risk profile increases as chronological age rises Reply Always Ancient Always Ancient 1 month ago i wonder if he’s studied masters who have lived to 150-200 years old. and you’ll never see this documented in mainstream science . if we’re only living to 80-100 years, meaning our environmental lifestyles and the systems in place increase the rate of aging. Reply Marcia Erickson Marcia Erickson 4 weeks ago (edited) Treatments to maintain and extend health throughout human lifespan . . . Then propose specific interventions to maintain healthy human bodies. (Take aging out of the verbage) Reply Marcia Erickson Marcia Erickson 4 weeks ago What are the obstacles to bring specific treatments to extend longevity to market. Whatever you call it it's going to happen. Reply Medical Panorama for humanity, médico Medical Panorama for humanity, médico 2 weeks ago Aging isn’t a disease, but it is not acceptable only if we humanity move to a upper level of civilization. Reply UHFStation1 UHFStation1 1 month ago If I had my 23 year old body and brain (with all memories to the present) I'd be content enough dying at 50 or 60 at the oldest. Definitely quality over quantity. Tired of damaged retina and headaches and every conceivable nerve pain. 2 Reply 3 replies