Brain Performance for Life | Dr. Amir Hadanny, 2024 Longevity Summit | Aviv Clinics

Amir Hadanny, MD, PhD, is the Chief Medical Officer and Head of Research at Aviv Clinics and an expert in the science of aging.
He joined Dr. Eric Verdin, Dr. Michael Roizen, Dr. Joseph Maroon and Dr. Nir Barzilai for the 2024 Global Aging Consortium's Longevity Summit.
Dr. Hadanny shares the results of his research into HBOT and our healthy lifespan, including the role of stem cells, telomeres and cellular senescence
Learn about the traditional phases of aging, brain wound healing and how you can take control of your aging journey. You can view and download the presentation slides here: www.avivprotoc....
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[@militiamc]

Looks like a longevity x prize candidate. Can anyone go to the Aviv clinic or do you have to be 60+? What if you're 40 and otherwise healthy?

[@AvivClinics]

We have people of all ages come to our clinic. The earlier and more proactive the process is started, the better. An ounce of prevention, is more than a pound of cure.

[@Jessica-kk1cz]

The speaker is definitely not worth the X prize. That prize is for innovators.

[@peterz53]

I imagine that HIF-1alpha upregulation can be upregulated by repeated bouts of deep breathing and breath holding which will transiently lower SPO2 to 70% or less. Similarly, just holding breath on daily walks, about 15 seconds every few minutes. Hypoxia will also upregulate autophagy. Get the brain benefits of exercise too. This is not say that HBOT is not useful, as work with brain injuries demonstrates.

[@Jessica-kk1cz]

Same talking points as always. Nutrition, sleep, exercise, connection, stress management. Oh, and rapamycin. I’m getting really sick of these researchers setting the bar so low.