Unlocking the Secrets of Longevity: 20 Year Anniversary of Aging Research at Einstein
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.พ. 2019
- (November 07, 2018) Nir Barzilai, M.D. welcomes the adult children participating in the Albert Einstein College of Medicine’s Institute for Aging Research studies of centenarians, their genes, families and history of disease, to learn what they have uncovered in the course of the past 20 years. 00:18 Dr. Barzilai presents the Longevity Genes Project findings, 41:45 Sofiya Milman, M.D. presents the findings of the LonGenity study, which focuses on the children of the centenarians, and 01:01:12 cardiologist Anna Bortnick, M.D., Ph.D., presents on new technologies that are keeping hearts healthier as they can harden due to aging. The focus of the ongoing work is to target aging as a health risk, to help both those with and without longevity gene mutations to live longer and healthier lives. Along the way, the presenters unravel some of the mysteries of aging. 01:14:21 A question and answer panel follows the speakers.
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In my childhood I was convinced that my body would not die one day. I still think so! Time passed and today, at the age of 71, I am sure that Dr. Nir Barzilai was born to deconstruct the disease called aging. I'm so glad about that!
Wish you luck and hope you suceed.
Plz do something and make us live longer as you said..🙏🙏🙏
I would be honored to join them. It would make myself, my friends and family being young forever again.
Where can I buy resveratrol rice, DJ526 rice?
Can I enrol? 1:43 really important ! Thankyou exercise for me despite broken right elbow on the 29th Nov need the pins K wires removed
Chronological & Biological Age are not the same. Repeat that please.
EXERCISE isn't really discussed perhaps because inertia to exercise as we age is difficuilt nor SLEEP , VitC-lysine protocol ?
Good talks, but don't understand why the slides starting at about 52 minutes are considered telling given he poor p values.
You could also use some Japanese in Japan since they are also homogeneous.
Smoking disgusting habit , Exercise -sleep -nutrition and regularly taking time out from eating, plus all the other stuff deeper down pyscho social lifestyle , chance to interact and engage even as we age , significantly contribute to society, good old Pablo Picasso was case in point a rebel but still innovator!
Great BUT THE BIG PICTURE IS MULTIDIMENSIONAL isn't it ?
Dear doctors, i would like to suggest you that if you are still on research then please do it on Asians cause i think Asia have more centenarians then any others. I am From country Nepal and i still remember lots of centenarians in my family when i was child but now from the same family lots of members are dying mostly with diseases like blood pressure,Strokes, etc, could you answer why this could be?
which country did they move to?
I can't agree with the test that supposedly showed no difference that lifestyle had among people with the centenarian's genes and those without the genes. Then the assertion was made that people without the desired genes could benefit themselves with longevity by the proper lifestyle. If exercise and dietary measures can help one group the common sense tells that it can help ANY
...."still at infancy in preventative therapy"..,really after 20 years it seems the same questions but no answers to speak of.Irving Kahn might have more answers than this panel.
Stop vitreous aging and liquefaction first
How does a 50 something woman in decent health, w no vices, get into one of this guy's studies? Can become Jewish if necessary.
Just identity as Jewish and if anyone objects, sue them for something.....
X ray not an accurate analogy 4-6 months + CAT scan rubbish , 4-6 months condensed and had all in the space of a few minutes or more , ionizing radiation is used to prematurely age mice and why because it sinesces cells so successfully.
Growth hormones intuitively usefull for isolated sites and muscle growth but body builder polmboism or distended stomach seems directly due to ingestion of growth hormone .?
Yes MRI is that more or less risky than Cat scan.
YES exactly first the test is it safe? If so then how invasive , then how to read it and then correlate with other info , it is a huge problem but YES marketing today internet so-called experts saying this or that about health and l;ongevity they are muddying the waters .
Also, my advice would become self-aware of the whole body -mind t process and traut in that wahtever you call it God or Higher power to guide you God bless shalom.
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