This week, I spoke with Dr. Michael Roizen, Chief Wellness Officer at the Cleveland Clinic, and author of “The Great Age Reboot: Cracking the Longevity Code for a Younger Tomorrow.” We talked about how current science and technology will revolutionize our ability to live longer and live better. We also discussed the economic and policy implications that come with longevity as a disruptor. In this edition, you’ll hear Dr. Roizen and me discuss: - Why people living to 100, 120, or even 130 years old will become increasingly common—and how life past 100 may not look like what you expect… - How induced tissue regeneration could potentially eliminate obesity… - Two breakthrough anti-aging technologies that have moved from clinical trials into human testing… - What actions you should take now to prepare for the coming breakthroughs in life extension technology… - Why 90 will become the new 40 within the next 10 years… Dr. Michael Roizen’s new book, “The Great Age Reboot: Cracking the Longevity Code for a Younger Tomorrow,” is available for purchase here: https://www.amazon.com/Great-Age-Reboot-Cracking-Longevity/dp/1426221517 Like what you’ve seen in this interview? Sign up for “Global Macro Update” by clicking here: https://www.mauldineconomics.com/go/JM499B/MEC. It’s free, and you can elect to stop receiving it at any time. —------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Video Time Stamps 00:00 - Introduction 01:08 - The Great Age Reboot 02:28 - Why we’re on the cusp of longer life 02:41 - The 14 areas where there has been exponential progress in understanding the mechanisms of aging 03:02 - The upward trajectory of life expectancy 04:20 - The coming 30-year shift of quality life expectancy 04:32 - Why 90 will become the new 40 05:06 - What “rebooting” our bodies will mean 05:27 - The 14 key research areas underpinning life extension 05:45 - The two key technologies moving from clinical trials into human testing 06:36 - The current successes of gene editing 07:55 - Why life extension technology is surprisingly cost-effective 08:44 - Senolytics and therapeutic plasma exchange 09:23 - The youngblood hypothesis 10:02 - Improving cognitive function 10:24 - Why this technology affects people who are alive now 11:43 - The exponential nature of life-extension technology improvement 12:47 - How induced tissue regeneration is transforming white fat cells into pluripotent stem cells and turning them into brown fat 13:42 - How we could eliminate obesity 15:03 - Why it’s not just slowing aging but “rebooting” your body 15:35 - Why life extension technology is coming within 10 years 16:31 - What you should do now to prepare 17:31 - The next phase will be organ by organ 19:48 - The bizarre family structures that will result from life extension 20:48 - Why males will be able to regain testicular function at advanced ages 21:04 - The current studies occurring on ovarian regeneration 21:44 - The financial challenges of life extension technology 22:24 - The unexpected but powerful effects of even a small monthly retirement account 23:47 - How public policy must change to meet the new realities of lifespans 24:30 - Why life extension could save Social Security and social safety nets 26:17 - What medical specialties will thrive in the age of life extension and which will wither 26:41 - The effects of hyperbaric oxygen in elastin and collagen in skin and other tissues 28:51 - The coming boom in GDP and real estate 29:09 - Where to get the new book and how to pre-order it 30:38 - How bioreactor plants, gene editing, and yeast could produce enough food to feed the entire world twice over 32:38 - Outro Want a transcript of this video? Click here to access it: https://www.mauldineconomics.com/global-macro-update/the-great-age-reboot |
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