David Sinclair, lifespan. Why we age and why we don't have to. I'm so happy. There are people

like you out there because I don't want to age. I'm aging clearly but I'm not

interested in it. I don't like it. Yeah well I don't know anybody who does

Joe Roggan thanks for having me back on. Thanks for coming back. The first one was a smash hit man. People loved it.

All my friends were very excited. But I had a question for you right off the bat

regarding Met Foreman. There was actually an article, I'm sure you saw it recently like within the

last couple of days that was going around through all the mainstream papers it was

talking about how the use of met foreman, DHA, and was there something else as well that was taking two years, human growth hormone, taking two years, two biological years off of people's lives in terms of their their age

which are naturally what your actual I'm 52 it would make me 50 right even 49.

5. That's what I'm looking for.

Yeah, that was a good study.

You know, it's only nine people, so we have to repeat this.

Were they studs?

Did you get like nine super athletes? Or did you get like schmos that don't exercise?

As far as I know these were just regular schmos?

Schmos, yeah, which is good news for schmos like me. Yes, good news, yeah, I mean that's what you want.

You don't want, like, some people just respond better.

They have superbodies, you know?

Well, the great thing about that study is, first of I was with the first the main author on

that paper while it came out I was over in Israel as part of my journey up the

the great rift of Africa ended up in Israel anyway the, the guy there, Steve Horvath is his name. He and I and a couple

of other guys are trying to figure out not just why we age, why we don't have to but is aging truly reversible and that's what this study

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