David Sinclair· PhD
All-cause mortality is basically slowing down aging, that's a 27% reduction in the rate of aging just by exercising.
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All-cause mortality is basically slowing down aging, that's a 27% reduction in the rate of aging just by exercising.
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most diseases um which bring us toward the end of our lives are really just an accumulation of the symptoms of aging. And so if you bring down the disease rate across various diseases, which is bringing down all cause mortality, you're really just it's just a another way of saying we're bringing down aging.
my interest is not related to that it's to what can we do to slow the aging process and i think it's a very plausible at least plausible idea that when you slow the aging whatever diseases afflict the members of that species will be slowed down as well