Andrew Huberman· PhD
And actually what we're showing in my lab is, if you turn the clock back, in tissues, those diseases go away.
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And actually what we're showing in my lab is, if you turn the clock back, in tissues, those diseases go away.
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if you turn the clock back in tissues, those diseases go away.
The work implies that the youthful state of tissues is not lost permanently during aging. It can be restored