Andrew Huberman· PhD
in that particular Mouse model RIS veratrol rescued the mice so again let's just assume that all of that is correct and it's possible that there were even errors there but let's just assume that's correct let's assume so this is resveratol delivered orally yes in the food yes very high doses Mega doses the equivalent of barrels of grape exactly like doses so high you could there you know if you recall we're both of an age that's old enough to remember this there was this period of time when people thought this was the explanation to the French paradox right why on average do the French live longer when they consume so much wine and the answer was it's got to be the ratol turns out that's not true at all because yeah you would need to be drinking your body weight and wine a day to get the doses of RIS veratrol that were needed to produce this effect but for whatever reason there was an effect which is if the thing that was going to kill you was your liver being so full of fat that it shot up into your chest so you couldn't breathe um which I've never seen a human no matter how bad their fatty liver has been where that's been the case but if that's if that's the problem you're going to face it's possible at least based on this one Mouse experiment that you were going to live longer but again it turned out that there was no other replication of this in Mouse models that matter