Episode 124: The Extraordinary Possibilities Of Age Reversal

11/07/22 • 23 min

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We are beginning to understand more about aging, which means that the process can now be slowed down, stopped, or even reversed. It’s become a hot topic in science today—and a billion dollar industry. In this episode, Dan and Peter discuss the current state of age reversal, and what opportunities these emerging technologies present to entrepreneurs. In this episode: Peter discusses how most of our cultural structures are built around the idea that death is absolute. If you add one year of productive life to every human on the planet, it's worth $38 trillion in the global economy. Dan talks about how the U.S. doesn’t have a health care system—it has a disease management system. Peter and Dan agree that having a Longevity Mindset means you have passion and purpose that make you want to live as long as possible, always getting better at what you do.

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