Peter Attia· MD
I think what's missing I think what would give all of us a lot more confidence is if we had a mechanistic connection to the specific methylation changes and some cause of Aging or age related disease
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I think what's missing I think what would give all of us a lot more confidence is if we had a mechanistic connection to the specific methylation changes and some cause of Aging or age related disease
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but I would say, even if it's not what some people might consider the central driver, as long as it's picking up things that are critical to aging and you can use that to track aging or understand it a little bit better, I think it still has utility. I don't know if it needs to be kind of the central cause of aging for it to be useful.