Cellular reprogramming could mitigate age-related entropic changes and reduce accumulated damage.

“So like reprogramming which I think is still very early stage that may be so as a thought experiment if you took um if I could clone you right now or you had a twin let's just say you've got a twin um one of me is enough in the world but you're in Singapore so we're going to have a North American version we're going to have the Singaporean version. So so we have two of you and in one of you we're just going to act as the control. We're going to give you some vehicle in the second one. Let's just assume I can use the fidelity of crisper to revert your entire epiggenome in every cell of your body to what it looked like when you were 20.”