Dave, good to be back with you here in Austin, right before your 14th year in a row of your

conference, now called Beyond. You know, something I noticed from my YouTube channel,

my audience is primarily 40s, 50-year-olds, and most of them are complaining about gaining

stubborn belly fat, brain fog, fatigue, no matter how much sleep they get.

Maybe they should just work out more and eat less. What do you think?

That's what most people say. Yeah, it's a calorie issue.

But there's also a subset of people that are in their 60s and 70s that feel awesome. So what makes

the difference here between somebody who's aging out a faster rate versus

somebody's actually aging a lot slower?

Well, this has been a question since my mid-20s when I started working in the longevity

field.

And over the last two years, I've been doing something called unlimited.

.life.

And this is a high-end life extension VIP concierge medical program.

And I work with the doctor, Dr. Tim Cook, who's supported two heads of state for longevity.

And we get together in a one-year journey with people who are spending a lot of money,

$50,000 worth of labs. So we get to the bottom

of it. And the answer is, there is no answer because it's different for every person. We've been

programmed for a very long time by big medicine, big pharma, to think about, oh, well, if it works for

the average person that's going to work for you, but you and I are not average. And if you're listening to this, you're not average. You might have average one thing and totally not average something else. So the trick is for one person, it may be a sulfur pathway issue. For another person, it may be mTHFR. For another person, they've had this thing in their gut for a long time. They shouldn't. Another person may have a genetic difference

that we actually need to account for.

And sometimes they're big and they don't even know.

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