Is 90 the New 40? | Dr. Michael Roizen, 2024 Longevity Summit | Aviv Clinics
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- čas přidán 19. 05. 2024
- Michael Roizen, MD, FACP, is the Chief Wellness Officer Emeritus and the founding chair of the Wellness Institute at Cleveland Clinic, as well as the author of four New York Times no. 1 best sellers (including The Great Age Reboot).
Dr. Roizen joined Dr. Amir Hadanny, Dr. Eric Verdin, Dr. Nir Barzilai and Dr. Joseph Maroon for the 2024 Global Aging Consortium Longevity Summit in The Villages, FL.
Dr. Roizen discusses the potential for having a genetic "do-over", how people aging out of the workforce can have a negative impact on the economy, and the effects of inflammation.
Learn more about why you are the best genetic engineer for you, The Human Genome Project, and the importance of stress management.
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We are talking about dramatic scientific advances and we have a video made in 2024 in a very fuzzy 1080p and when a chart is shown it is often cut off to the bottom 1/3rd. Please improve the quality of your videos.
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On plasma exchange you can go to your local blood bank every 4 weeks and donate about 25% of your plasma. Work from the Conboy lab suggests benefit from this simple procedure but more work is need to nail down optimum volume and frequency.
You can donate blood every 60 days 😊
Interesting theory regarding social security, what will the new full retirement age be? 80 😂😂😂 I would suggest saving and investing. Start early
On exponential change - I can still go to my doctor and get only 10 to 15 minutes of generic dialogue with the aim of filling out a few forms. And get billed hundreds. Yes, cost has gone up exponentially.