Peter Attia· MD
if your approach got there that would be a terrific research model well but now we're getting into the definition of Aging a little bit which is would you agree that the approach I'm describing would produce a longer life it's easy to produce a longer life if you happen to have a clinical condition where you're tied to a railroad track and there's a train coming you can extend that woman's life enormously by simply uh giving her a knife and cutting the bonds and letting her walk away from the track longevity promoting interventions are not % of people died as a result of trains on trained tracks that might be a worthwhile example but given that 80% of people die from these four chronic diseases all in favor all in favor of protecting people against chronic diseases that's good thing and I'm glad that people are doing that no question about it now talking about the biology of Aging there are all sorts of things that also happen when you get older that are not part of those chronic diseases and to make a case that you've got an anti-aging manipulation you need to show that those are changed too