Can we actually slow aging yet?
Dr. Matt Kaeberlein makes the strongest available case for rapamycin, then spends just as long on what the evidence still does not show. Rare restraint in a field that rarely practises it.
Episode notes · from recent conversations
№ 16
● Geroscience
Rapamycin, NAD and the truth about slowing aging, with Dr. Matt Kaeberlein
№ 15
● Metabolic health
Everything you know about calories is wrong, with Dr. Robert Lustig
№ 14
● Rejuvenation
The first person to live to 1,000 — Aubrey de Grey on repairing aging
№ 13
● Cancer genomics
What actually causes cancer — Dr. Moritz Przybilla on what the internet got wrong
№ 12
● Biogerontology
Aging is not a disease — Prof. Suresh Rattan on what actually matters
№ 11
● Healthspan
Everything we've been told about living longer is wrong — Dr. Jack Kreindler
№ 10
● Nutrition
What actually works in nutrition & supplements — Bas Kast
№ 09
● Functional medicine
Functional medicine & root-cause care — Dr. Peter Martin on 5,000+ patients
№ 08
● Longevity medicine
The truth about peptides & longevity medicine — Dr. Anand Vinjamoori
№ 07
● Longevity
Geriatrician: most aging is preventable — we just start too late
№ 06
● Prevention
The hidden phase before disease — why prevention starts earlier
№ 05
● Primary care
Primary care is broken — Dr. Sukhjit Takhar on rebuilding medicine
№ 04
● Longevity
Bridging the gap in longevity care — Dr. Hilary Lin
№ 03
● Metabolic
The intersection of longevity, medicine & psychology — Dr. Rhea Kotecha
№ 02
● Longevity
Mastering midlife — essential strategies for health & longevity
№ 01
● Manifesto