Andrew Huberman· PhD
We can actually do this to a mouse. We can accelerate that process and we get an old mouse, 50% older, and it has this bent spine kyphosis. it has gray hair, it's organs are old.
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We can actually do this to a mouse. We can accelerate that process and we get an old mouse, 50% older, and it has this bent spine kyphosis. it has gray hair, it's organs are old.
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We can actually do this to a mouse. We can accelerate that process, and we get an old mouse, 50% older, and it has this bent spine, kyphosis. It has gray hair. It's organs are old.
if we do that over three weeks we will end up with a mouse that's 50% older and that clock the methylation clock that forms on the DNA that's also 50% older