Welcome to the Playbook. I'm David Meltzer here at the greatest stadium ever built.

Five and a half billions of dollars will buy you this and host the World Cup, the Olympics,

the Los Angeles Chargers, and the Rams, as well as the Rolling Stones and you two and

many other your other favorite events. But my favorite event is interviewing the best and the

greatest, the people who have the desire to change the world alongside my mission of empowering over a billion people to be happy.

And I'm blessed to have the amazing Dr. Kian Bu on the Playbook. Welcome to the Playbook, my brother.

Thanks, brother.

So as you know, longevity has different meaning today than it did before.

When I was younger, longevity meant, and it was my mission to live a long time.

But it's kind of like philanthropy.

You can do well and do good.

We want to live well for as long as we can.

Nobody wants to be hooked to a machine for 100 years.

I doubt it.

Maybe somebody out there, but very few people.

My mom recently passed, and I learned a lot about longevity because I could see the genetic and energetic inheritance

that my mom had passed on to me,

but I also saw the behaviors of my mom that led her to pass away

at 81 years old and not have the capability that I want to have at 81. When she died, the last time

I got to speak with her, she in mental capacity had diminished, had early Alzheimer dementia for sure didn't

always recognize me or remember everything but remember me that day the last day I was

with her and I remember telling her that I was inspired by her telling me that I

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