I once met an old man who was 93. I told him I wouldn’t like to live to be 93, he replied ‘ you would if you were 92 ! ‘

@janederosa-rice4881

4 жыл бұрын

that is genius!

@michaelrose8913

4 жыл бұрын

PRICELESS wonderful response ;-)

@michaelrose8913

4 жыл бұрын

@michael p Dr Sinclair promises both.... long lifespan plus health to the last breath

@KN-bx9nt

4 жыл бұрын

He was so right! My dad always said he would just like to go to Dignitas and end it all when he got old and doddery. He's 82 now and old and doddery and I see no sign of him wanting to make that trip, just a strong need to find out what condition he has (prob diabetes, which is odd as he's slim and cycled 100 miles a week the last 30 years!) and how to fix it!

@bartram33

4 жыл бұрын

K N Hi, diabetes is reversible with change of diet. Look in to it on you tube. Good luck to your dad.

I am 66, my wife and I are raising three foster children, 6, 8 & 9, and I need to live a long, healthy life to see them married and even see my grandkids. This helps. Thank you so much!

@haidepeniano7622

Жыл бұрын

ppllĺ

@abdelkrimnaim5041

Жыл бұрын

You will live more as you want

@ignatiustawah95

Жыл бұрын

​@@abdelkrimnaim504148:14

@user-uo3ek2dk7s

11 ай бұрын

i am 63 and raising my grand child 9 and i need to live long time too. my grand mother lived to 101 so am hoping i have same genes.

Financial books have been so helpful. >> I’m 54 and my wife 50 we are both retired with over $3 million in net worth and no debts. We got to realize that the secret to financial freedom is making better investments.

@graywilliams_77.

Жыл бұрын

I read a book that talked about having a financial adviser. Well, Credits to ROCHELLE DUNGCA-SCHREIBER, she saw me through the process. You can glance her name up on the internet and verify her yourself. she has years of financial market experience..

“One of the obligations/responsibility’s we all have is to create a life that we want to live longer for.” Thanks for that Ed!

@Badboyifier

11 ай бұрын

I think this is one of the reason why Sinclair is aging more slowly lol.. you just cant get around (not)being fulfilled everyday Like you can do everything well he's saying but if you are just staying depressed while implementing everything well on paper, its not gonna work is it?

At the age of 80, I am on a 19 hr per day fasting window, exercising daily and taking Metformin. With luck I will make 100, thanks to Dr Since!air.

@INdikeness

4 жыл бұрын

james papsdorf I bet you’ll live double your age now. 160 feeling 20 you got this!

@johnk-ht4yj

4 жыл бұрын

@@INdikeness LOL

@tomtillman

4 жыл бұрын

Just 100? Aiming kinda low aren't you? haha

@thirdeye9106

4 жыл бұрын

Okay James, I'm with you! Im 79 and even though I have had asthma since a baby I do no meds and I don't eat until late afternoon. I do use a lot of herbs, vegetables and fruits. Distilled water, Himalayan salt, raw honey, gee and wild salmon. Occasional pizza, chilli and enchaladas on weekends. I hope to live and teach till I'm 120. I and my son are building a (somewhat compromised) Tiny House off-grid in Texas right now. Hope you'll visit me when I'm finished.

@user-mu1ex7cj5i

4 жыл бұрын

I am 200 yeas old and vegan

I love David Sinclair. I’ve watched nearly all his talks and he seems the most comfortable and happy in this interview 🤗

@Shells84

4 жыл бұрын

WhiteWolf 11 Agree this is the best I’ve seen so far.

@EdMylettShow

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you. He’s become a dear friend

@sukkumchanchai650

4 жыл бұрын

What is anti-aging drug that he recommended??

@ChloeLukich

4 жыл бұрын

Christie Camizzi that’s awesome!! I’m doing mostly the same, minus the cold therapy. Question: which NMN brand are you taking? I have an NMN that I got from Amazon (seems legit but I still question it) and then I also have NR by the brand Elysium.

@ChloeLukich

4 жыл бұрын

@Christie Camizzi Great thanks I will check them out! :)

You can't prevent death and judgment but you can live a healthy life. Focus on the things that are important.

@cn5007

3 жыл бұрын

Hard to live healthy poor

@DiogenesNephew

3 жыл бұрын

@@cn5007 Fasting is one of the healthiest things you can do. Even if all the rest of the stuff you have to eat is less than ideal.

It's not so much 'live long' that I seek, I want to be healthy and agile as long as I live...be it 60 or a 100.

@jameshilliard9386

3 жыл бұрын

That mindset will evolve as you approach 60 I'm sure

@arifali6762

3 жыл бұрын

True this is what I wish.

@ChristianSuarez-gz1ig

3 жыл бұрын

Pre Rona this was the goal living long n healthy. Post rona the goal is dying quick if you got a fucked body lol.

@andredarin8966

3 жыл бұрын

It may not seem like you don't care if you live to 60 or 100 but you will when you're 59.

@godkonggr5916

3 жыл бұрын

Ok buddy say that again when you are 70

Ed-I’ve watched David before but this is the first time I’ve watched you. I just wanted to write and say you’re a super cool dude. I appreciate your enthusiasm, your intellectual and emotional honesty, your humility, and sincerity. All the best!

@cindyargue3892

4 жыл бұрын

Me too!! He’s a great interviewer. And David seemed at his very best. Relaxed and enthusiastic

@maithilis1364

3 жыл бұрын

This is youth

@carlos2nice310

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah he is awesome hard to find just great positive enthusiastic human lives out there that's friend with a amazing scientist. Nonetheless were all PRETTY lucky to see these guys Act and live to tell these videos til this day.

I love Ed - definitely among the top show hosts on the internet. Such an engaging host with really good questions and genuine interest.

@EdMylettShow

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for the massive love and support! What's 1 thing you would have asked him if you could?

@agscheidle

4 жыл бұрын

EdMylett !!! You’re an inspiration brother. Thanks for that, and for asking. I’d ask him how many people don’t want to take the medical tests once they are told they can know exactly when they’ll die. Would you want to know? The mind is a powerful thing - not sure that’s a thought I’d want to meditate on.

@chelsea4450

4 жыл бұрын

Ed, I would ask him what options do I have for my 2 year old boy with osteogenesis imperfecta, (brittle bone disease) He’s missing the gene entirely that creates collagen. I’m on a mission to make his life the best I can. It sounds like he’s had experience with genes etc. I get changing them via epigenetics, but is it possible to add a gene that is missing? Or have his body produce it in another way?

@agscheidle

4 жыл бұрын

Chelsea , I truly hope your mission is a success! You sound like a great mom. Stay strong and may God bless your endeavor to find a solution. 🙏🏼

@andrewgooch4545

4 жыл бұрын

@@EdMylettShow one question would have been; There are stories in the Bible of people living hundreds of years old. Is there any links from those times to now?

I must say I’m very gladly surprised by the interviewer. Excellent questions, contagious energy as opposed to annoying interruptions and really informed comments. Amazing conversation! Bravo!

The best Dr Sinclair interview I’ve watched so far 👍🏻 I just admire him and his work ❤️ He is a real blessing to this world. Thank a lot Ed! 👋🏻

One of the best, if not THE best interviews I've seen, with just exactly the answers I've been searching for for decades. I will be reading the book for sure.

This is the best interview David has done. Congrates to Ed..you Rock.

This is one of the most inspirational interviews i’ve heard with Dr Sinclair! I feel the joy and passion of his mission in this interview ! His information has given me the hope i had lost in the past few years. I’m 57 years old and started seeing aging in my 40s that i’ve gone to many doctors for, and they would all just say “ it’s part of getting older there’s nothing we can do about it” 🤯😓 I am hopeful and feel I have more inspiration to take my physiology, my mind, and purpose to being here to another level than I have in a long time. I had lost hope before. 🥺 I’m so grateful to find Dr. Sinclair’s messages and the pyrenees of his hearts mission is felt when he shares. This is the first time i’ve seen your podcast Mr Mylett, Thank you for the interview!!! Thank you for being a bright light to bring information forward to the rest of us!! God bless you🙏🏻💖✨✨✨ Juhl Valecourt

@walterprice7468

Жыл бұрын

Amen brother 🙏

We are indebted to you ,David. You are working non stop to help all of us to live healthier and longer. Thank you.

Just learned about Mr David Sinclair, he is such a brilliant and humble man. Amazing! ♥️

Saw Dr Sinclair on JRE and was blown away, Ed does an excellent job asking almost every question I would have. I started HRT after seeing Dr. Sinclair on JRE and have never felt better, this discussion just reaffirmed my commitment to HRT. great job!

I have never heard of Ed Mylett. But obviously he's famous and an accomplished guy. I really enjoyed Ed's genuine personality!! This was one of the best Dr Sinclair interviews. Great questions and topics!! THANKS!

Wow, why am I just now seeing this video? "I've learned what a bad day is, and most days are not bad days'. Wow, that's a word right there. Thank Ed

I’ve listened to dr Sinclair before but he’s super informative here. I’ve never heard you before but your a great interviewer. Thank you for your honesty, and commitment to others. Bringing up the problems family members might have and the applications for his research. I feel you could have made four other interviews about the subjects you covered. There was just so much. Dr Sinclair seemed so comfortable with you, talking to you like a brother. It made us all feel like family, you cared about of course and just wanted to inspire to be better and correct our mistakes. The most important thing I felt you spoke about was the results of these changes being living a pain free active old age. The misery I see older people go through was what made me draw the line on an undisciplined life. I’m ready to start a new chapter to my life and I want to thank you Ed for the encouragement your offering.

Ed this is great! I want you to know that I’ve listened to the podcast about “identity” about 10 times now and it is starting to dominate my everyday thinking! So grateful for your content

I LOVED that he asked him if he was afraid of dying! I don’t think you could’ve asked a more intuitive question to this man who probably appreciated the ingenuity of this interview.

I came to listen for 5 minutes and ended up paying attention for the full hour. Thank you both.

This was absolutely the best interview with Dr Sinclair I've ever heard. That's because of you and your interviewing skills. Thank you so very much.

Hello Ed! I've followed David's work for a while. Let me tell you that this is the best interview I've ever seen with David Sinclair. Your input is amazing the way you connect a very complex topic with the general public is just UNIQUE. You made me dream high, I got goosebumps a few times and tears too!!!!! Keep up with the great work and please keep up posted.

I've seen multiple interviews and speaking events with David Sinclair and this interview was by far the best. I was already excited about his findings, but this really went up in levels. I will share this interview with others. Honestly, I have never heard of you until now, but now I'm a subscriber. Thanks

What a miraculous blessing. You both inspired my heart, which means so much to me. I shared your inspirational message with my 18 year old daughter. How exciting for her generation too!

I love this guy and Mr. Mylett. Not to mention him in other interviews, but he's telling the truth about this interview being the best one he's done. Much more professional in terms of the language used, alone. Thank you for keeping it clean and professional as always.

You got to respect a man like david Sinclair blessings us with his knowledge for more or less free of charge he could of happily kept his knowledge to himself but showed real care for humanity great person and unforgettable soul nice interview ed also 👍

@kentbolland5814

4 жыл бұрын

This shows gross misunderstanding of the concept of entropy.

@maxv8785

4 жыл бұрын

Martyr4JesusTheChrist Wait... your username is JesusChrist and you call this guy a fraud? The irony.........

Great interview and very informative. I would add another component to extending your life and that is in the area of the psychological. Most of us come from dysfunctional families and as a result we carry emotional wounds from childhood that affect the quality of our lives in a negative way. In my view, we are PavlovIan creatures who have little free choice because what we choose is based upon prior input. This programming must be changed in order to find real freedom from the past. I am almost 89 and have discovered secrets about relationship, misplaced anger and deep emotional wounds that drag us down. We all carry baggage from the past. I emptied my bag over 40 years ago, and life has been great. It also has an affect on how well I have aged. Self perception is essential.

This video is almost the pill he speaks about helping millions of people. Just the fact the entry is 120 is the new 80. Makes me feel so happy to be alive

What a great interview! Asking good questions to smart person and let him answer. So simple but so rare these days...

@MikeBarron1

4 жыл бұрын

AGREED!

@lugandamusavi6664

Жыл бұрын

How much is your book on line please?

I really love this guy, for the scientific revolution he is doing, that will eventually change our lives dramatically. Dr Sinclair, thank you very much!

There are no limits to our lifespan/longevity. Educate ourselfs to improve and live longer. Thank you for this program!

Wow. One of the best interviews I’ve seen. Absolute authenticity. Loved the questions about mental health. That has been my primary driver in longevity research and in general health. Thank you so much!

This interview gets an A++. Ed asked all the best questions at the right times and Dr. Sinclair (AS ALWAYS) provided thorough answers that most anyone can assimilate. Excellent interview, excellent people. Thank you.

10:22 Peter Attia 12:42 20% Genetics 14:06 Red Wine 15:17 Sinclair’s Father (80 years of age) 15:57 Resveratrol 16:41 18:55 23:00 Intermediate Fasting 26:25 32:35 34:44 Memory 38:33 39:31 41:30 42:32 Future is Incredible 48:13 Anti-Aging Longevity Research 53:50 Why we age 55:30 Serial Entrepreneur 59:05

@susymay7831

11 ай бұрын

Thank you for the timestamps!!! ❤

@bostonfrank6739

11 ай бұрын

red wine has alcohol in it. alcohol causes about 8 health problems

@jonnitrea

10 ай бұрын

Omg thank you so much

@JLW667

10 ай бұрын

You're Welcome @@jonnitrea

@nevillewhite3451

9 ай бұрын

Time stamp seems off... 23 min isn't intermediate fasting

I was both surprised and encouraged to know that my personal longevity program is very similar to Dr. Sinclair's! I am 74 and most days I feel like I am still in my 50's! Keep up the great work, Dr. Sinclair, and thanks Ed, for having him on your show!

Respected Prof David Sinclair-- He has a great personality

I agree with Sinclair that this was one of his best interviews yet.

Your enthusiasm is infectious Ed, and of course I’m a huge listener to Dr Sinclair. I’ve been on the same trajectory since my mid fourties, about 3 and a half decades ago. I’m a former pro ski racer from back in the seventies when dual courses where the rage, did the endless winter thing, with winters in Vermont, racing and coaching at a private ski academy helping to cultivate young Olympic quality ski racers. Then summers in Chile racing on the South American circuit and coaching the Chilean national woman’s team in the early 70s, this also happened to coincide with the fall of Allende and the rise of the dictator Pinochet, and I was a front row witness of Allende’s supposed suicide by rockets launched from jet fighters. Yes specific explosive strength with a focus on eccentric to isometric contraction in the right energy system and part of the ROM was paramount to power generation and specificity so I became obsessed with moment arms, force angles and myofibril enhancement systems, to maintain the ability of sliding filaments to cross-bridge and stay stronger for longer at the lengthened state. “ we must admit to the weakest before we can commit to the strongest”.So right away the focus was not on bodybuilding, although it did create some hypertrophy, but only enough to be sport specific, and ski racers are some of the strongest athletes on the planet dealing regularly with multiple G forces while traveling in excess of 70 mph. Then came to the realization that yes the type of exercise was important but nowhere near as important as nutrition, remember this was in the 70s and up, so the whole focus back then was anti- oxidants. Recently I’ve transitioned to a neurological approach with learning to train the brain and nervous system with fantastic results as far as regaining lost ranges of motion. Thanks Dr Eric Cobb and Z health. Also now I’ve learned about the power of intermittent fasting and working out in a fasted state to accommodate a more efficient state of autophagy. Grasping the concept of increasing brain plasticity, I started work as a pedicab operator on the Embarcadero in SanFrancisco about 6 years ago at the age of 67 and what a challenge that has been, you can only imagine. So here we are, I’m feeling great at 73 and getting really excited about what Dr Sinclair is doing, but more important the reason he’s doing it. There are so many scam artists including big pharma that this research in more valued to me, because the purpose isn’t instant capital gratification, although success will surely follow. Ive never heard your podcast before but love your focus and enthusiasm. I will subscribe to your channel. Thanks. Live long love strong, Karel.

David Sinclair is the new age miracle man ! Thanks for having him here .

Probably the best video I have watched on u tube. Iam 60 years old, had a very hard life, now it's time to wake up and enjoy my life.

I have been following David Sinclair for a while now but I have to admit this is the most interesting and informative video I have seen thus far. I have also never heard of Ed Mylett before. Ed, you are now officially my favorite interviewer on KZread and new brother from another mother. Your sincerity, and outgoing nature is a breath of fresh air. Please keep on developing amazing content. Have an amazing week!

Another amazing interview. I can’t wait to listen again. Definitely sharing with my team at work. As usual, thank you, Ed!

This is a transformative interview! So well conducted and delivered! This has to be an inspiration to everyone who hears it: everyone’s purpose in life ought to be to left this world a better place.... in whatever we do, but Dr Sinclair’s work changes humanity and people like you and I. Congratulations! We need more of you both in the world ..... if possible in my neighbourhood in London 😁

@robertaguilar3175

Жыл бұрын

😊

David Sinclair is so enthusiastic..it's contagious

Thank you to you both. I’m Australian and have never heard of this legend brother !!!!

This is a brilliant interview! @Ed thank you for listening to him answer these questions! Great active listening! I have recovered from ME/CFS by virtually all these things medically. There is also a mental/spiritual aspect that doubled my vibrance and health. Cheers 🎉

Just downloaded the audio so excited!! I too am so grateful he has spent his life studying this! I was in Metformin, need to get back on it!! I’m 50 and Like Ed have worked out my whole life and very active. Yet have huge amounts of inflammation! I eat keto, fast 16-18 hours a day... need more put of breath!

dear Ed, this is an amazing interview , Ive seen many videos of david sinclair I have been following him for a while , but I just simply love how you approach the questions and put it in a simply context for all , also your genuine interest for the subject . I think this was the best interview of him. I think David seem very pleased being interview by you as well . Keep it going with your style.

I own and have read Dr. Sinclair's LIFESPAN, and you were able to add a layer of clarity and depth in your discussion together that I truly appreciate. Thank you, just an excellent video.

@sirt1353

3 жыл бұрын

If you don't have acsess to NMN or NR, is it still a good idea to supplement directly with NADH? It says it should be taken on an empty stomack in the morning, and perhaps I can fast as well for a few hours after consuming it.. And then break fast with a little meal, and add reservatrol and quercetin etc. to enhance the effects? Will that still be good? (Using NAD supplement, instead of NMN or NR, is basically what im asking). And if so, how can I best enhance the effects?

I've been 70 lbs OW for 20+years. Did Noom recently and counted calories for the first time. Learned a lot. This video moves me to the next level. I now know I'm going to reach my goal. Thank you both. Awesome video.

One of the best interview I ever watched on KZread! Interviewee and interviewer both are great. I will follow David Sinclair now.

This is by far the best interview I've seen of Dr. Sinclair. I've watched 20+ interviews of him over the last couple years and the questioner has a real stake in getting clear & thorough answers. And that motivates Sinclair to really lay it out and go down multiple pathways. I've learned shit here that isn't even mentioned in his book! This is superb. I'm in Thailand taking over-the-counter 850-mg Metformin, very cheap, and I've been even more encouraged by what he's saying. Wish this interview was 3 hours!

you can see the extreme happiness in Ed's eyes. hope you have a great long life man. thanks for your work.

@mobutter2879

3 жыл бұрын

yassine He’s all of us!!

@gilsgate1992

3 жыл бұрын

Yes. Very energized, animated interview. Loved it. On to Amazon to get the book.

watched many of the interviews you do but this one had me captivated for the whole hour! Amazing!

@milesbautista3583

3 жыл бұрын

I just turned 70 and listening to that interview made me feel hopeful of all the advances in science that can be of help to mankind. Let’s just not forget that we have a God above who made man in his image and likeness thus equipping man to come up with these discoveries. God is the source of all knowledge and man must always acknowledge Him. That is also the answer to being happy on this earth and into the next life FOREVER. Ed, you gave an excellent interview ! You intuitively asked all the questions your audience would like to know. Dr. Sinclaire looked like such a humble man who is mainly interested in contributing something to the world. The world definitely needs more people like him. This is the first time I have listened to both of you and I must say you both gained a fan!!! We’re from the Philippines and many here would be very interested in the topic - It’s a must share! God bless you both and the work you do!

Although this interview was nearly a year ago, I’m glad I decided to click and watch since I saw David Sinclair in a couple of other interviews. As someone else commented this was the best one thus far, and I have subscribed so that I can listen to more of your videos in the future. How lucky are you to have brilliant friends like Dr. Sinclair!

Omg!! LOVE this interviews & all the questions! Seen them both, together incredible information. So easy to understand and applicable. Thank you for your research, work, and passion for our health. Here's to living HEALTHY to the END!! ❤💯💥

david sinclair amazing ...your interview with him was beßt i have seen!!!his book fantastic and ordered tge audio one after your interview

Wonderful interview and one of my favorite topics (I'm buying the Audiobook of Lifespan right now!) . Thank you Ed. You have changed my life. From introducing me to people like Joe Dispenza and Jim Kwik, to the ongoing inspiration from your videos and you're amazing book I finished reading recently. My ultimate vision for myself is to make such a huge impact on the world that you invite me on your show and I can thank you in person. See you soon brother.

Gonna get David Sinclair book, and just so you know... Can't get enough of him. I search the net for him ... He gets so excited about his passion " living longer / healthy... and I love his smile. California calling... Newport Beach

You both two are inspirations! I’m in my 20s and have strong desire to find methods of longevity, reverse aging, anti-aging. And doing a lot of research. This video is profound, thanks for making it!🔥

@Junaid_x01

2 жыл бұрын

Any other suggestions to me like podcast books or othe brilliant scientist recommendations? I'm in my 20s too. I'm also very much interested in longevity. Anti aging methods etc.

@sreeladevi1780

Жыл бұрын

It's not possible fr all of us here to have resveratrol in wines or pills... so do plz tell us Dr. which plants we can eat.. intake in food that contain it ... * R* 👌 🤗 plz 🙏 💐

Absolutely loved this interview!! Thanks for educating us

Sign me up for the human trials! The million dollar question, who makes and where can we get NAD and Resveratrol that is actually effective? Thanks for the upload and interview. Dr Sinclair is extremely impressive and I love the fact he genuinely wants to help humanity!

4 years late finding this Priceless, Transformative, Inspirational Interview!!! Thanks Ed Mylett!!!

Bravo! This is the best David Sinclair interview I've seen so far!

I just discovered Ed from this because I’m passionate about anti-aging. WOW impressive. Loved this! Bought the book. Also subscribed - Ed rocks!

@EdMylettShow

4 жыл бұрын

Shells thank you 🙏🏽

Man, your genuine interest and enthusiasm makes it an enjoyable podcast to listen to (or watch). Thanks for the valuable information!

Great interview! I am 77 and always looking for ways to stay healthy and live longer. No smoking, no alcohol, no suger, no meat, now I am taking NMN, TMG, Oleic Acid, Nitric Acid every day. Tomorrow I get my first blood test. I definitely have more blood circulation and energy.

David Sinclair, thank you for your mind and your willingness to share with us...I appreciate you and what you do....

What an amazing interview! I was glued to it. Just bought his book and I can’t wait to dive in!

@JamieNelson.

4 жыл бұрын

Me too :D

@denisepaulsenful

4 жыл бұрын

Same.

Such in insightful interview Ed! Thanks for having David on here.

Very intelligent and articulated man, has the right answer to all the questions

Thank you Ed for this video! I am more optimistic about humanity and our health after watching your great video it was so good, David is working on some great stuff he’s ahead of his time! TY

Never heard of Ed Mylett before, watched because David Sinclair is amazing. Great interview, very informative AND entertaining.

This interview was so educational. Thank you!

I like you guys. The world needs people like you. Just continue what you both are advocating no matter what. Thank you so much.

David Sinclair has done a lot of interviews but that was by far the best Ed. Well done to you, really brilliant & so exciting. Cheers

Great interview. I appreciate that you raised the question of hormone replacement therapy. I'd love to hear more on the contrast between long term anti-aging and the more immediate effort to accelerate muscle growth.

12:39 - Wow, this was an amazing interview!

After watching your interview.. i feel excited about living a long healthy life again.. thank you!

62 and I'm feeling 50 AND thinking 35! I will last until the end and then come back for some more. Great interview thank you both!! Peace

Thank you so much Ed , this is absolutely amazing information. I’m definitely getting his book and audio book as well. I love the way you were able to get so much information in this interview that was so important to hear. Thank you and God bless you ! 🙏🏽

@MikeBarron1

3 жыл бұрын

Go get it brotha! That'll be helpful.🚀

Life of being inconsequential is worst than death" Wow! that is heavy!

@carinaekstrom1

4 жыл бұрын

It could never be inconsequential to have lived as a human being, in my opinion. As long as we are part of at least a little bit more good than bad, it should be worth it.

@suavedave4188

4 жыл бұрын

It's also bullshit.

@curtseed11

4 жыл бұрын

@CARINA I like your outlook. I think we would have such a better experience if we were more involved in our biology than just depending on scientists that are either under assisted, underqualified, or over ambitious to sell snake oil. When we follow these folks we have a better understanding than the lay person on this science. We need to add more value ourselves by providing some intellectual creativity that they may not possess. That is if we want to get more out of this existence other than obeying this natural law and the law of sociopathic man. Tell me what you think.

@inogenmackenzie5397

3 жыл бұрын

ELLA ANDREWS ‘The unexamined life is not worth living’ - Socrates.

@georgeice4389

3 жыл бұрын

@@inogenmackenzie5397 THE EXAMINED LIFE CONTEXT IS WORTH LIVING-GEORGE ICE

Love Dr. Sinclair! Such a humble soul!

Thanks guys....we really do appreciate you. Please keep getting better and refined.....be blessed...

Absolutely loved this! I had heard in my twenties that our cells have a lifespan of 150 years, and I have been taking action everyday since to try and reach that longevity. So great to see a scientist have the same passion and bring it to the world! Thank you both for be-ing super hu ( god) mans. Much love

@curtseed11

4 жыл бұрын

Wish I knew about this shit in my twenties. I experimented similar to what Sinclair recommends just for the challenge of it but by now I would've tried to invent something biologically. Might have had something created by now to make our lives much more convenient. Lord knows we need all the help.

@cherylmendelsohn4950

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely these are angels from heaven

Great interview Ed, and I've heard David Sinclair before, but your questions were user friendly, and useful.

I feel so blessed to have you in my suggestions tablet KZread.I am 72 years old and got inspired to be a 72 years young woman, thanks for your research and your presentations presentation.

This is one of the most amazing interviews I have watched, fantastic! I’m going to get David’s book Now. Can’t wait to read it.

Love this so much, Ed! Being over 50 I have become SUPER aware of just how fast time flies by... I would LOVE another 53 years of life! #maxout

@garywilson2383

4 жыл бұрын

Ed mylett is a genius. What do you think?

@janederosa-rice4881

4 жыл бұрын

@@garywilson2383 I absolutely agree... and he does such incredible interviews.

@garywilson2383

4 жыл бұрын

@@janederosa-rice4881 hmm How are you doing today?

@janederosa-rice4881

4 жыл бұрын

@@jerryfriedman9728 great info! Thank you!

WOW!! That was freaking amazing. My sister is a genetic scientist at Emory University and as much as she has told me about the genome what he said just blew me away. Especially with the analogy of the genome being digital and the epi-genome being analog.

@dinomiles7999

4 жыл бұрын

Robert Douglas you need to tune into Dr. Bruce Lipton on you tube . He's been saying this for over 20 yrs.

Thanks very much to both of you! Challenging yourselves for the betterment of human potential is why you have maximized your own!

What makes him fantastic is not just his knowledge but how simply he explains things in layman’s terms.

David Sinclair is Elon Musk of medicine

@bogrunberger

4 жыл бұрын

I hope not. Elon Musk is a horrible business man.

@___Truth___

4 жыл бұрын

@@bogrunberger Elon Musk founded SpaceX, and made Tesla what it is today, you'd be pretentious to call him a Horrible Businessman.

@yfva123

4 жыл бұрын

Elon is important for humanity but david is one of the most important ever for himanity if him, his team and others in his field, can crack the aging reverse. Imagine a world where smart people and real entrepreneurs like elon dont die.

@SimpExterminator

4 жыл бұрын

bogrunberger Ahhh there it is...The accusation without any proof and expecting people to believe you. Well done sir, well done...

@MatthiasKlees

4 жыл бұрын

@@bogrunberger i admire both of them, David Sinclairs contribution to longevity is obvious and easy to recordnize as essential. But getting multiplanetary is a totally underated "must happen" for the longterm human survival. These guys are both driven by the same kind of passion driven force. We can not have enough of people like this, regardless in wich field they may decide to move things to the edge. Future is now, yeah ;-)

I love Dr. Sinclair, have his book, on NMN in my 80's and doing fine. I want my Doctor to put me on Metforman as I have a muscle problem, old lady.

@joannewebb5090

4 жыл бұрын

same here! I get mine from donotage.org - so I use berberine instead of matformin

@joannewebb5090

4 жыл бұрын

@@misterr3083 ?

@inogenmackenzie5397

3 жыл бұрын

Stella Bella My 19 year-old dog in on NMN - it has made an incredible difference.

Stumbled on this video,was riveted throughout its duration and now hungry for more .thankyou.

Hi Ed , thank you so much for sharing this amazing conversation . You both are so inspiring , was really interesting watching your show .