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🗓️ 20 August 2020
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The ability to track, measure and optimize your biological age is a field rife with confusion and a dizzying variety of testing methods such as telomere analysis and methylation clocks, transcriptomic-based, proteomic-based, metabolomic-based, composite Biomarkers
But a new biological age test developed by a company called TruDiagnostic claims that it will change how we measure health and ultimately, how we can improve it using epigenetics testing. In this episode, my guests from Tru Diagnostic talk about why this new development in epigenetics testing promises to be so revolutionary.
My first guest on this show, Ryan Smith, is part of the team that developed the biological age test and is working to bring it to market. My other guest is Dr. Daniel L. Stickler, who is the Co-Founder and Chief Medical Officer at Apeiron ZOH Inc. A physician to high-performing executives and entrepreneurs who want to upgrade their current state, he’s also an author, speaker, blogger and podcaster.
Episode sponsors: Beatin Path Media, Kion Bars, Joovv, Clearlight Saunas, Vuori Clothing
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0:00.0 | On this episode of the Ben Greenfield Fitness Podcast, I'd actually like to start with |
0:05.9 | acceleration of aging. What are you finding out the things that seem to really influence |
0:10.1 | biological age deleteriously? |
0:12.2 | You know, your past life experiences are coded in your genes and your genes are optimized |
0:17.2 | for a particular pattern that we look at for genetics. |
0:21.2 | Exercise, particularly aerobic exercise, has more of an impact whereas if you're younger |
0:26.0 | I think that things like sleep, closure, and pollution, exposure and environmental |
0:29.1 | toxins are a little bit better. |
0:30.8 | Health, performance, nutrition, longevity, ancestral living, biohacking, and much more. |
0:42.1 | My name is Ben Greenfield. Welcome to the show. |
0:46.1 | I'm Chillie. I'm cold. I had a really long weekend and I'm recording this introduction |
1:00.3 | for you on a Monday and it was a little bit tired so I wouldn't just plunge my entire |
1:04.9 | body. Just my upper body because it was too lazy to take off my clothes and get too |
1:08.9 | wet into this ice cold tub. That's out of my office. It's called the Marazko Forge. |
1:14.4 | It stays at like 32-33 degrees. Super chillie, better than cup of coffee. I think this should |
1:20.2 | have sponsored this episode because I just gave him a shout out but yeah, whatever. |
1:25.3 | Many of you have been asking me, possibly because podcasting is now considered to be such |
1:32.9 | a cool thing to do. I was reading an article actually the other day that there's like a billion |
1:37.3 | dollars in advertising and revenue now being poured into podcasting. I don't know where |
1:42.4 | my cat of that is but anyways, what I can tell you is that quality audio is a must and |
1:47.8 | a lot of you have asked me about how the audio quality on my show is so dialed in. Well, |
1:56.9 | it's not me. I can tell you that. If it was me, you guys would be listening to a scratchy, |
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