Peter Attia· MD
Uh every one of us knows the story of the couple that have been married for 70 years. Uh one of them passes away and then the other one is has you know dies within a year.
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Uh every one of us knows the story of the couple that have been married for 70 years. Uh one of them passes away and then the other one is has you know dies within a year.
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uh every one of us knows the story of the couple that have been married for 70 years. Uh one of them passes away and then the other one is has you know dies within a year. Uh I I don't think these are I don't think these are just anecdotal. I I really think there's there's an understanding of why that happens.