Have you studied the limit on benfits of this treatment with repeated interventions? How much is worth doing? For example if someone went in for a series of 60 "dives" and then followed up a year later to do the same thing, presumably the improvements would be less than before, and even less the third year, etc. Simply giving the body more oxygen to work with wouldn't make a 70 year old functionally 25 again, no matter how many times you completed the treatment... though they may be biologically closer to 60 after a few rounds than without the intervention, there is a limit to what this one type of treatment can do.
We have people of all ages come to our clinic. The earlier and more proactive the process is started, the better. An ounce of prevention, is more than a pound of cure.
I imagine that HIF-1alpha upregulation can be upregulated by repeated bouts of deep breathing and breath holding which will transiently lower SPO2 to 70% or less. Similarly, just holding breath on daily walks, about 15 seconds every few minutes. Hypoxia will also upregulate autophagy. Get the brain benefits of exercise too. This is not say that HBOT is not useful, as work with brain injuries demonstrates.
Same talking points as always. Nutrition, sleep, exercise, connection, stress management. Oh, and rapamycin. I’m getting really sick of these researchers setting the bar so low.
❤❤😊Dr Amir Hadanny truly educational health podcast presentation Lucy watching from Australia 🇦🇺
Truly great 👍 presentation at longevity summit
Have you studied the limit on benfits of this treatment with repeated interventions? How much is worth doing? For example if someone went in for a series of 60 "dives" and then followed up a year later to do the same thing, presumably the improvements would be less than before, and even less the third year, etc. Simply giving the body more oxygen to work with wouldn't make a 70 year old functionally 25 again, no matter how many times you completed the treatment... though they may be biologically closer to 60 after a few rounds than without the intervention, there is a limit to what this one type of treatment can do.
Looks like a longevity x prize candidate. Can anyone go to the Aviv clinic or do you have to be 60+? What if you're 40 and otherwise healthy?
We have people of all ages come to our clinic. The earlier and more proactive the process is started, the better. An ounce of prevention, is more than a pound of cure.
The speaker is definitely not worth the X prize. That prize is for innovators.
I imagine that HIF-1alpha upregulation can be upregulated by repeated bouts of deep breathing and breath holding which will transiently lower SPO2 to 70% or less. Similarly, just holding breath on daily walks, about 15 seconds every few minutes. Hypoxia will also upregulate autophagy. Get the brain benefits of exercise too. This is not say that HBOT is not useful, as work with brain injuries demonstrates.
Same talking points as always. Nutrition, sleep, exercise, connection, stress management. Oh, and rapamycin. I’m getting really sick of these researchers setting the bar so low.