Can Aging be Reversed? Stem Cells as a Key to Longevity

Curious about what happens to our cells as we age and how it affects our health? Shiri Gur-Cohen explores the role of tiny chemical tags on our DNA, like methylation, in influencing our healing and overall well-being. Gur-Cohen discusses how these tags might be shaped by our body's systems, such as the lymphatic system, and could even help repair or regenerate various parts of our body. Gur-Cohen proposes that uncovering these processes could lead to innovative ways to slow aging or boost our body’s natural healing capabilities. [10/2024] [Show ID: 39979]
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[@KenTurman]

Excellent talk! Thank you!

[@diannefitzmaurice9813]

Wonderful talk but the limitation is that you did not draw a conclusion so that we could see the connection to the question. The answer to that is this question: what keeps the lymphatic system healthy? I learned a long time ago that the lymphatic system does not have a pump like blood does with the heart . So what keeps it functioning ie pumping ! The answer to that is movement -- otherwise in this context called exercise. So if you ever wanted to know why exercise is important and keeps us healthy it is because it moves the lymph. And now we know, thanks to this talk that the lymph not only removes toxins and waste and carries nutrients to the cells, but helps to regenerate the cells and keep the stem cells young. So exercise provides the link to longevity via the lymphatic system. Well mostly we knew that about exercise but not why . And now we know why.... Thanks to your research and this great talk . Bonne chance with your research . More on this topic please as it is so critical .

[@OurGodIsLove]

Thank you for sharing!❤

[@jujjuj7676]

God isn't real...FYI 😊

[@bessieyoli3364]

Thank you Lady❤🎉❤

[@dongrey8975]

Great Info: Thanks ~!

[@richardnunziata3221]

great talk

[@SilverFan21k]

Awesome title and thumbnail ❤

[@mytube785]

What is the answer to the question from the title: “Can aging be reversed?” If so, are there therapies available that normal people can take now? For example, can a 60-year old man be reversed to 45-year old man?

[@Hshjshshjsj72727]

Impatient just watch video 😂

[@diannefitzmaurice9813]

Yes called exercise!

[@susanrichards7358]

FOOD is MEDICINE❤ HEALTHY SELF 🙏 HEAL THY SELF 🙏

[@Hshjshshjsj72727]

How did someone like you even find this channel 😂

[@BidzinskiMusic]

If it’s got this amazing ability to regenerate why ain’t I still young

[@desireehoover6970]

Mahalo from Kauai

[@BidzinskiMusic]

Being young again would be lucky not getting old getting old sucks

[@iankelly3081]

Perhaps. Though we all have to die sometime which is something science can't fix. Is there some advantage to being a youthful-looking corpse rather than an old one?

[@bc2647]

This tech is in its infancy

[@JMH702]

AI was in its infancy like 10 years ago. We’re almost at AGI now. It will happen soon

[@xuxiaohong888]

👍

[@HatiKeseorangan]

The environment causes stem cell in danger situation... Very easy answer... If i am become machine a.i now we logic will see exactly the same... Our environment, is the most important atom we need... The atom from natural green house not a lucky lottery... 😅

[@rosepetals8181]

YES ATMOSPHERE AROUND YOU😘👍🙏✝️

[@matthewclarke5008]

It's a great talk, but I've seen it before, it's not new.

[@susymay7831]

Timestamps would help your nice videos ❤

[@Crumphorn]

Stop saying 'each and everyone of...' when you can say 'all'.

[@falconone7230]

If you have problems paying attention just say you have A.D.D

[@qake2021]

✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️

[@DarrylRaymondLerette-g2q]

Isaiah 65:20-25 New International Version (NIV) “Never again will there be in it an infant who lives but a few days, or an old man who does not live out his years; the one who dies at a hundred will be thought a mere child; the one who fails to reach a hundred will be considered accursed.

[@bc2647]

Thats actually totally wrong but no one will find out for another 30yrs

[@katherandefy]

😂😂😂expert

[@roblake602]

Yup... (maybe a year)

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wife material

[@GABRIEL1030]

amazing talk