David Sinclair· PhD
The fight against aging is a fight to prevent, stop and reverse the diseases of aging.
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The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
The fight against aging is a fight to prevent, stop and reverse the diseases of aging.
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The goal is to slow and reverse aging in the human body, to treat diseases by addressing their cause rather than the symptoms 3/n
Uness we tackle aging, the root cause of most diseases. Everything else is a band-aid
And now that we understand that all parts of the body, and essentially all diseases of old age, are due to this same underlying process, we can find ways to halt, certainly slow down, halt and reverse this process, not just in one part of the body, but in all tissues and organs, so that we can stay young, not just with our cardiovascular system, but our brains as well.