Growth Hormone & Thymus Regeneration - Dr. Greg Fahy | Lifespan.IO

[@LifespanIO]

By regenerating the thymus could we prevent immune system aging?

[@Grindhousewetware]

That would be amazing!

[@viktornilsson93]

Not with the v boosters thats for sure .....

[@markbalogh9655]

I wonder if this is why astragalus can reverse the thymus from shrinking. astragalus has benefits on the HGH receptors Astragalus+He Shou Wu will double the size of the thymus gland

[@lifenoggin]

taking notes on this for sure

[@ryepooh5052]

im excited!

[@tomo1168]

instead of taking notes would be better already taking the pills :)

[@Shrubbist]

13:45 A quadratic fit to 3 points will always have an R value of exactly 1. You can always find a parabola that passes through any 3 points. More generally, for n points you can always find a polynomial of order n-1 that passes through them.

[@Linshark]

Haha, you are right. He didn't know that?

[@RyanOShea00]

That headshot at 0:01 is incredible. So jealous.

[@Seeker_of_sense]

Very interesting, but we need an update. This presentation is from 2021.

[@humanityplus]

Very good talk

[@KeepOnThinking]

EARD always addresses the most interesting topics

[@lifenoggin]

right?

[@annoyingmouse1101]

Wow amazing. Wonder how soon this could be incorporated in our lives.

[@unbiasedcop9180]

Never, because the fda will never allow the prescription off label use of human growth hormone, which is the key ingredient in this TRIM study

[@leslielucci3182]

There are ways to maximise your own growth hormone by fasting and optimising sleep. Hopefully the study will cover this.

[@gabriellemathieu3515]

@@unbiasedcop9180 It's available through "longevity" clinics already though.

[@ronigbzjr]

Dr. Fahy your hair looks amazing!

[@ritteradam]

In next year’s update he won’t use glasses anymore…

[@ronigbzjr]

@@ritteradam the next year after that, he'll go back to his pre-puberty voice :)

[@paulcohen6727]

Is there a control group? These small changes might be accounted for by the subjects' knowing that they're being observed, resulting in them subconsciously eating healthier, getting more exercise, getting to sleep earlier... Often there are improvements in a control group as well as the experimental group but if the treatment actually works then the improvement will be significantly greater in the experimental group. A control group could tease that out.

[@markbalogh9655]

would one of the Thymus Secretagauges Peptides be strong enough to regenerate the Thymus Gland like cjc/ip? I wonder if using the sauna everyday would be enough to regenerate the Thymus with increasing HGH from the heat stress?

[@h34lth01]

maybe

[@toby-xo6rb]

Dr. Fahy is brilliant!

[@Galaxia53]

26:42 I wonder why the man went up so fast in aging, what would have happened if treatment didn't resume? Maybe it's going back up fast to get back to the red dot but that would mean that he didn't actually go down in age entirely, or maybe his habits worsened accelerating his aging, which would be the best scenario. Or in the worst case scenario the treatment some how sped up his aging as an after effect and would have kept going up that fast if treatment hadn't resumed.

[@nickblacksoul4318]

Interesting would like to try it ,I have tried before a crelin mimicker that rises the growth hormone,after stopping I saw some benefits, like insulin sensitivity but when it came to controlling high blood sugars I used more protein rich diet and some extra insulin , worked ok I was like I had free pass for carbohydrates it was kinda nice, but a lot of craving for them

[@good_call]

Good research

[@barzinlotfabadi]

Exciting!! 😁👏🏻

[@supercal333]

Intermittent fasting boosts growth hormone naturally and betberine has similar effects to metformin. Am wondering if these results can be achieved with these substitutes.

[@yourdailydoseofreality3219]

Growth hormone shortens lifespan.

[@lolcano2346]

@@yourdailydoseofreality3219 Not that simple... lifespan is not the same as health and health in turn consists of different things, some of which are diametrically opposed to one another.. for example, it is an emerging fact that longevity is achieved at the expense of performance and vice versa. Things like growth hormone and testosterone are strongly performance enhancing and rejuvinative, at least in the short term. More conservative use of both these things may even be beneficial to longevity in the long term, not just performance An ideal approach to biological augmentation would be something that somehow combines the best of both worlds. No point spending your whole life fasting and pursuing things like the keto diet and calorie restriction if doing so severely limits your ability to optimize for athletic performance- which currently appears to be the case. There is a reason why the average person who pursues longevity within the current paradigm is a straight weakling As for growth hormone, Sinclair himself has recently talked about a study which successfully reduced people's scores on the Horvath epigenetic ageing clock through use of growth hormone, metformin and DHEA. This would imply that things aren't as simple as "growth hormone shortens lifespan"

[@yourdailydoseofreality3219]

@@lolcano2346 Health and longevity aren’t the same, but they are very strongly positively correlated. Your idea that a conservative use of testosterone and growth hormone might end up being beneficial for longevity is pure assumption. Meanwhile, we know that one common trait among different centenarians is a low level of IGF-1, the synthesis of which is induced by growth hormone. I don’t know what’s your ideal of biological augmentation. The classification of “ straight weaklings” is also purely subjective. The reason most people pursuing longevity don’t care about being “ athletic” is simply because they don’t need to. Being “athletic” is not how you succeed in the 21st century, unless you are a professional athlete, who earns his bread by being athletic. If that’s not your case, your excessive concern with enhancing physical performance sounds like a biological anachronism. And yes, increased levels of performance come at the expense of longevity. But to each their own. We still have no idea what epigenetic clocks actually measure. And they are indeed too sensitive to even the simplest interventions, such as exercise, which is definitely not my idea of a rejuvenation therapy.

[@unbiasedcop9180]

@@yourdailydoseofreality3219 To be honest, I never understood the argument that low igf-1 levels contributes to a longer life span. If low levels of IGF-1 levels contribute to cancer, then that would men older people should not be acquiring cancer as much, because their levels would be low to begin with due to declining age, but that is simply not the case. Also, as a 43 year old male, I thought my best years that is referring to how I felt physically, were 18-28 and that is when your testosterone levels and IGF-1 levels are at its highest, for a man and so that would make me assume that those two hormones should be optimal at all times. Of course, all of this is just speculation and I am just brainstorming.

[@yourdailydoseofreality3219]

@@unbiasedcop9180 The higher igf-1, the higher the risk of cancer. If you survive past the age of 85, cancer risk indeed starts to decline. Only around 4% of centenarians die of cancer. Most of them die of cardiovascular disease.

[@Ancera]

This is fantatic!

[@AzTahirMD]

I want to start GROWTH hormones asap. Where I can find doctor in US who can put me on these . Thanks

[@danthegypsy5871]

Powerful.

[@viktornilsson93]

No idea why they dont use thymogen n thymalin, with gh ... and red light therapy U could make this study soooo much more potent. Ad zinc n retinol

[@donashlock]

Do you happen to know some refrences that would point to the effecacy and safty of these additioanal agents?

[@viktornilsson93]

@@donashlock many many studies on pubmed

[@lolcano2346]

@@viktornilsson93 because you're adding variables and that's not what a good targeted study aims to do. 1 thing at a time, then start adding things together once you've ascertained good baselines for all the individual things you're looking to combine. 3 body problem essentially

[@MichaelMerritt]

Trim did use zinc with their trial. Agree those other agents could really help. 500mg metformin 50mg dhea .015mg per kg somatromin 50mg Zinc 3000 iu Vitamin d

[@donashlock]

Is someone able/willing to make a reply to this comment that would cast an opinion if this treatment represents as far as safety? Is it safe? Is the future testing primarily useful to address efficacy and to what extent because the safety factor has been addressed here or other where?

[@patricktibbits5475]

Not going to watch the video or buy the t-shirt because I applied for the trial and didn't get a reply. so I'm ignoring you right back.

[@MichaelMerritt]

If you’re not able to pay for your own HGH then you’re not gonna play. I’d guess that’s the case still.

[@roy-aishaworldoftanksconso9754]

Why don't you look into thyme and than all variants. So do a study on fasting with thyme and cacao.

[@olyav5819]

More data for women please.

[@MichaelMerritt]

That’s what Triim-X is for which is ongoing and has a couple updated videos on KZbin now.

[@dealman3312]

How do regular people restore their thymus with over the counter therapies?

[@staceystrukel1917]

Thymus glandulars?

[@paulcohen6727]

High intensity interval training, fasting, sufficient sleep (ways to increase growth hormone production)

[@willisthewise]

Thoughts on eating grass fed thymus gland?

[@markbalogh9655]

I'm going to try this. im starting Very very slow. like 1/8 of a pill at a time and slowly working up.

[@olyav5819]

Do you have a link for plasma phenoage?

[@billlynn8256]

no but I have a can of it in the garage

[@jimmykeating2029]

Outstanding sad this has to be taught here not in grammar school !! Not that it’s immature teaching just saying it should be taught early !!!

[@billlynn8256]

Huckster alert!

[@kiradelarochefoucauld7499]

The Healing Energy of the Thymus Heart Chakra is bright neon green. I've seen it with my own eyes at night in bed, hovering over my hubs when he was recovering from surgery in 1987. Why the Power of LOVE is the greatest Healer. Get some today!

[@TaiNguyen-tm1md]

do you u put the green light on the Thymus heart chakra

[@staceystrukel1917]

Thymus gland is the high heart it is associated with the colors pink, teal, aquamarine. You probably saw the state of his heart chakra which is green.

[@kiradelarochefoucauld7499]

@@staceystrukel1917 That's exactly what the psychic told me the next day. I had to look in the YELLOW PAGES lol, to find someone to talk to about it! imagine that! I looked up The Riverside parapsychology group, they put me in touch with a woman. she asked me, has he had anything wrong with his throat? but she also said, the throat is blue, but you saw green?and i said yes he just had throat surgery, now home recovering. She said, oh! that's his heart Chakra etc. The color was Brilliant neon green. It was dark in our room, so i saw it brilliantly hovering over his body w/his bvreath. an even steady band about as wide as my hand. Changed my life forever. Thanks for knowing.