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The Secret to Longevity: David Sinclair's Revolutionary Anti-Aging Insights
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A Note from James:
I particularly want to reverse my aging. I'm not concerned about being able to run a mile or anything like that; I just want to reverse the aging of my brain. I feel there's a definite difference between my brain now and when I was younger. By the way, culturally, we acknowledge that the brain ages. Not only medically, but culturally, you have to adapt to being the wise older person rather than the sharp young person.
We had a great conversation with Arthur Brooks about this. He wrote an excellent book, which I can't recommend enough, called "From Strength to Strength." That podcast with Arthur Brooks changed my life in how I view my brain aging. Additionally, several podcasts with David Sinclair about the aging process have also been life-changing.
I have used the supplements he recommended and made the lifestyle changes he suggested back in 2019. David has conducted a lot of research in the five years since his book "Lifespan" was released, and I wanted to see what the current state of his research was. So, he came on the podcast.
I'm very grateful; he doesn't do many podcasts. He shared some incredible discoveries and new information, giving me real insight. We discussed everything related to what he's doing in anti-aging and what he's discovered since the last time I had him on. At the special request of our listeners, I also asked him about testosterone.
Towards the end of the podcast, I asked him about that, and his answer was very interesting. Here’s David.
Episode Description:
Today, James discusses personal motivations for wanting to reverse aging, specifically targeting brain aging. The conversation moves into the broader cultural and scientific understandings of aging, touching on insights from Arthur Brooks and David Sinclair's research. Sinclair's work on anti-aging, including lifestyle changes and supplement use recommended by him, is highlighted, mentioning his book 'Lifespan' and the progress in his research over the past five years. Key discussions include the information theory of aging, the role of DNA and epigenetics in aging, and the concept of age reversal through maintaining or restoring the epigenome's integrity. The episode covers the potential of using Yamanaka factors for age reversal, the challenges in translating these findings from mice to humans, and regulatory considerations for human trials. Sinclair also touches on his ongoing work in developing chemical cocktails for age reversal, comparing lifestyle changes to these scientific advances.
Episode Summary:
00:00 The Quest for Age Reversal: Personal Motivations and Influential Conversations
01:11 Diving Deep into David Sinclair's Research on Anti-Aging
02:24 Exploring the Information Theory of Aging and DNA's Role
04:30 The Potential of Epigenetics in Reversing Aging
07:14 The Challenges and Ethics of Age Reversal Technologies
09:01 The Future of Anti-Aging: From Gene Therapy to Accessible Pills
10:53 Debunking Myths and Addressing Controversies in Anti-Aging Supplements
15:13 The Cutting-Edge of Aging Research: Yamanaka Factors and Epigenetic Reset
25:05 The Philosophical and Practical Implications of Rejuvenation Research
27:57 Unveiling New Breakthroughs in Cellular Biology
28:19 Decoding the Mystery of Emanarcha Factors
29:18 Exploring the Potential of Yamanaka Factors in Age Reversal
29:43 The Future of Age Reversal: From Theory to Practice
30:52 Innovative Approaches to Rejuvenation and Safety Measures
31:52 Understanding the Complexity of Aging Across Different Organs
34:57 The Fascinating World of Epigenetic Aging and Brain Plasticity
37:20 Pushing the Boundaries: Chemical Cocktails for Rejuvenation
39:46 Comparing Lifestyle Factors and Chemical Interventions in Aging
40:56 Exploring the Possibilities of Reversing Menopause in Mice
45:09 Navigating the Path to Human Trials and Regulatory Approval
49:18 The Potential and Ethics of Off-Label Uses for Gene Therapy
53:53 Personal Insights and Experiments in Anti-Aging
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Manage episode 413139484 series 2613619
A Note from James:
I particularly want to reverse my aging. I'm not concerned about being able to run a mile or anything like that; I just want to reverse the aging of my brain. I feel there's a definite difference between my brain now and when I was younger. By the way, culturally, we acknowledge that the brain ages. Not only medically, but culturally, you have to adapt to being the wise older person rather than the sharp young person.
We had a great conversation with Arthur Brooks about this. He wrote an excellent book, which I can't recommend enough, called "From Strength to Strength." That podcast with Arthur Brooks changed my life in how I view my brain aging. Additionally, several podcasts with David Sinclair about the aging process have also been life-changing.
I have used the supplements he recommended and made the lifestyle changes he suggested back in 2019. David has conducted a lot of research in the five years since his book "Lifespan" was released, and I wanted to see what the current state of his research was. So, he came on the podcast.
I'm very grateful; he doesn't do many podcasts. He shared some incredible discoveries and new information, giving me real insight. We discussed everything related to what he's doing in anti-aging and what he's discovered since the last time I had him on. At the special request of our listeners, I also asked him about testosterone.
Towards the end of the podcast, I asked him about that, and his answer was very interesting. Here’s David.
Episode Description:
Today, James discusses personal motivations for wanting to reverse aging, specifically targeting brain aging. The conversation moves into the broader cultural and scientific understandings of aging, touching on insights from Arthur Brooks and David Sinclair's research. Sinclair's work on anti-aging, including lifestyle changes and supplement use recommended by him, is highlighted, mentioning his book 'Lifespan' and the progress in his research over the past five years. Key discussions include the information theory of aging, the role of DNA and epigenetics in aging, and the concept of age reversal through maintaining or restoring the epigenome's integrity. The episode covers the potential of using Yamanaka factors for age reversal, the challenges in translating these findings from mice to humans, and regulatory considerations for human trials. Sinclair also touches on his ongoing work in developing chemical cocktails for age reversal, comparing lifestyle changes to these scientific advances.
Episode Summary:
00:00 The Quest for Age Reversal: Personal Motivations and Influential Conversations
01:11 Diving Deep into David Sinclair's Research on Anti-Aging
02:24 Exploring the Information Theory of Aging and DNA's Role
04:30 The Potential of Epigenetics in Reversing Aging
07:14 The Challenges and Ethics of Age Reversal Technologies
09:01 The Future of Anti-Aging: From Gene Therapy to Accessible Pills
10:53 Debunking Myths and Addressing Controversies in Anti-Aging Supplements
15:13 The Cutting-Edge of Aging Research: Yamanaka Factors and Epigenetic Reset
25:05 The Philosophical and Practical Implications of Rejuvenation Research
27:57 Unveiling New Breakthroughs in Cellular Biology
28:19 Decoding the Mystery of Emanarcha Factors
29:18 Exploring the Potential of Yamanaka Factors in Age Reversal
29:43 The Future of Age Reversal: From Theory to Practice
30:52 Innovative Approaches to Rejuvenation and Safety Measures
31:52 Understanding the Complexity of Aging Across Different Organs
34:57 The Fascinating World of Epigenetic Aging and Brain Plasticity
37:20 Pushing the Boundaries: Chemical Cocktails for Rejuvenation
39:46 Comparing Lifestyle Factors and Chemical Interventions in Aging
40:56 Exploring the Possibilities of Reversing Menopause in Mice
45:09 Navigating the Path to Human Trials and Regulatory Approval
49:18 The Potential and Ethics of Off-Label Uses for Gene Therapy
53:53 Personal Insights and Experiments in Anti-Aging
------------
- What do YOU think of the show? Head to JamesAltucherShow.com/listeners and fill out a short survey that will help us better tailor the podcast to our audience!
- Are you interested in getting direct answers from James about your question on a podcast? Go to JamesAltucherShow.com/AskAltucher and send in your questions to be answered on the air!
------------
- Visit Notepd.com to read our idea lists & sign up to create your own!
- My new book, Skip the Line, is out! Make sure you get a copy wherever books are sold!
- Join the You Should Run for President 2.0 Facebook Group, where we discuss why you should run for President.
- I write about all my podcasts! Check out the full post and learn what I learned at jamesaltuchershow.com
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Thank you so much for listening! If you like this episode, please rate, review, and subscribe to “The James Altucher Show” wherever you get your podcasts:
Follow me on social media:
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