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The Tai Lopez Show

How Long Can You Really Live?

The Tai Lopez Show

Tai Lopez

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4.86.9K Ratings

🗓️ 12 April 2019

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Get $150 off your purchase when you go to eightsleep.com/tai“The problem is we have not structured our medicine to look at it in a holistic, global way.” - Dr. Kim(click to tweet)You can’t stop aging. And that’s a good thing. There are many important benefits that come from aging. Our brain develops, our muscles form, and our systems mature. But at some point during the aging process, it turns on us and our body begins to break down. Right now, depending on the ailment, we respond with treatment. Physical therapy for the injured back, blood-thinners for hypertension, and a new diet for diabetes. But scientists today are learning how to respond before the ailment presents itself. And as our technology continues to grow exponentially more powerful, the question of, “Can we live to 700?” becomes less and less unreasonable. On today’s episode of The Tai Lopez Show, we are joined by gerontologist Dr. Paul H. Kim MD to discuss how realistic living to 700 will be. Dr. Kim’s expertise in genetics, aging, and hematology helps us determine how to best approach aging in the healthiest way possible. Don’t forget! You can also listen to The Tai Lopez Show on Spotify! Click “Follow” and let me know what you think!“If half of your lifespan is met with chronic diseases that you’re dealing with and ailing with, are you really enjoying life or able to be functional?” - Dr. Kim(click to tweet)Points to Keep In MindClean your blood and look what’s occurring at your cellular levelThe problem with lab testing is we’re responding to the results as parameters to treat youMedicine looks at things too black-and-white when most diseases are greyDiabetes and hypertension can be noticed far before the manifest (pre-hypertension and pre-diabetes)Look at your genetic makeup to find out where to start your regimenWe are 1% human and 99% bacteriaHormones are important for signaling in our agingHormones are more than testosterone: thyroid, cortisol, human growth hormones, insulinStudies show that managing sleep, stress management, physical activity, and diet/nutrition is equivalent to the potency of pharmaceutical medication VO2 max training looks at how efficiently your system burns caloriesWe aren’t creatures of intellect, we are creatures of movementHeavy lifting activates hormone releaseTelomere study tells us that there is a finite number of divisions to each cellThis is called “the hayflick limit”New DNA technology uses microscissors to alter DNA codeStudies show young blood plasma transplants rejuvenates older patients In plasma, it’s the mixture of beneficial molecules At some point stem cells will enable us to build organ tissue to replace our decaying organsWe used to think stem cells were irreversible but new technology allows them to be engineered in multiple directionsLook at oxidative stress markers for indication of risk to cancerLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

The Institute of the Functional Medicine has come up with four parameters of lifestyle

0:03.8

that are equivalent to prescription strength medicine. So if you manage these four things well,

0:08.4

you are taking four prescription level medicine. Okay. And those four things are sleep,

0:12.9

stress management, physical activity, and diet and nutrition.

0:21.6

I'm here with Dr. Kim. We're talking about will people, will your kids or even you be able to

0:27.8

live to 700 years old? I've got a real MD here, not, you know, somebody who took an online class

0:35.4

on first aid and called himself a doctor. And he specializes in this whole new world of aging,

0:45.2

slowing the aging process. He says you can't reverse aging per se, but some people aging a little

0:51.0

faster. We all know that true. You go back to your high school reunion. Some people look like

0:54.4

they're already 700 years old. And some people look like they haven't aged a day. So Dr. Kim,

1:00.0

thanks for being on the show. Thank you for having me. We're going to start out with the most

1:04.5

controversial question of all. Will people being born today, children, grandchildren, live to 700

1:14.4

years old? So I'm going to do a speed round. You're only allowed to give three answers. Yes, no or maybe.

1:21.7

As a medical doctor, what do you give it? Thumbs up or thumbs down? Maybe. You give it a maybe.

1:28.8

So you don't, you don't rule it out. You don't rule it out. I don't rule it out. Right. I don't

1:33.2

rule it out. Okay. So for those of you who are a little background, Dr. Kim's based out of

1:39.5

walnut creek, born in South Korea, came to the US at age one, went to medical school in Philadelphia,

1:48.4

went to the Midwest for for residency training, Champaign, Urbana, Illinois, moved to

1:53.4

Northern California, been a family physician. But he's creating a new field of medicine or part of

2:01.4

that. You're calling it Valin gerontology, which is basically what is that? Like how to live to 700?

2:08.9

You should call it 700 Allogy ontology. Great. Yeah. So Valin is a Greek term that means

2:17.3

strong and healthy. And so gerontology is obviously the study of aging. And specifically it was

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