Produce your Own Hormones with Ovarian Rejuvenation

[@hackmyage]

Got questions for Zack Varkaris? Meet Zora and her podcast guests live every week in the Biohacking Menopause membership group on a Zoom meeting for a live Q and A just for you. Go to biohacking-menopause.mn.co to learn more about this private womens only support group.

[@gayatri-vats]

Stop selling snake oil treatments 🙏for God’s sake stop selling hope to vulnerable women. This is bad karma.

[@sunmoonstars3879]

Im 51yo & bio hacking myself to get pregnant. Im using pharmacological doses of nicotinic acid (5gms per day) & animal focused diet. Feel amazing, regular cycle and ovulation, thicker hair, more muscle, firmer smoother skin, increased mental acuity & stamina. I truly believe we do not have a limited supply of eggs, I believe we lack the nutrients and have too much stress/toxicity for our bodies to produce more eggs as we age. I also tell myself every day multiple times a day I’m young healthy fertile & abundant (we are what we think), and I had a comprehensive medical with full bloods ecg a few months back that showed I’m in early to mid 30s physically. Do not buy into the mainstream narrative that women are over the hill by 40, I’m running up that hill for many many years to come.

[@oksanach.4358]

Thats cool. Do you have problems falling asleep with 5 mg? I cant take more than 800 gr, bedtime shifts to 3am then😅

[@sunmoonstars3879]

@@oksanach.4358 no in fact I no longer have to take melatonin, as I understand it niacin (specifically immediate release nicotinic acid full flush variety) enables the release of melatonin. My sleep has always been an issue (I was long haul stewardess for many years & screwed up my circadian rhythms) so whilst not perfect it’s the best it’s been since I was a teenager. I take a huge amount now, I think most people would die of the flush at 5grams but because I’ve built up to it over the past couple of years I barely feel it now. Its incredible stuff, will heal pretty much anything (through restoration of nad+ at cellular level) so although I hope (& pray) for it to assist with pregnancy I’m super happy for all the other benefits.

[@ReginaMcNeish]

I LOVE THIS!!! Niacin is great! I started to realize that if you do parasitic cleanses it helps you even look younger as well as helps the hormones to rebalance themselves since the parasites aren’t there to take your nutrients and your body is self healing. They LOVE vitamin B and the collagen and love all the other stuff that helps you stay young. Most people in the US have parasites (over 80%) but being from a 1st world country thy refuse to admit they have it. They’d rather do cleanses for their pets and refuse to believe they can get their pets parasites.. Doing the cleanses especially as women cuz the parasites love the womb and reproductive areas. I’ve gotten rid of fibroids and ovarian cysts doing this. Though it’s not medically proven that those things are as a result of parasitic overgrowth they sure do disappear when you treat parasites…(keeping in mind parasites include viruses, mold/fungus, bacteria, and worms that line the digestion system from mouth to exit ).. it’s something to think about.

[@Suspendedanimation007]

Did u ever lose your cycle did this get it back?? How did you come up w your plan?

[@SS40-nah]

I am SO glad I'm not the only person that believes that women are stuck with a certain amount of eggs. I've had a doctor tell me I'm running out of time because of my age. I have never wanted to elbow drop someone so bad in my life! Women over 40 can have a natural and healthy pregnancy. 👍🏽

[@animationshort12]

Inspired by Austin Biotec’s work! I naturally reversed menopause at 52, showing that with commitment, rejuvenation is possible without medical intervention. Love seeing science and nature come together to support lifelong health.

[@AmyLee-qi4fs]

How so? I am really interested.

[@EternaLivesMatter]

Exactly! I will definitely be looking for the response to your question.

[@JenniferHeenan-m6g]

Can you please explain?

[@livbar]

I'm curious as well..

[@Antiagingalchemy]

I will be a willing, guinea pig! I have been through a long abusive marriage and I’m just getting out of it. I am 53 but I’m still having my period and people say I look like I’m in my 40s I would like a chance to live the last bit of my life with my kids, healthy and happy! I work out 6-7 days a week, and eat healthy. I also meditate and pray and have a very healthy mindset.

[@hackmyage]

You can contact Zack's clinic in the description - ADMIN.

[@Antiagingalchemy]

@ Thank you!!

[@filizsayar3583]

I wish you the best❤

[@Antiagingalchemy]

@ Thank you! 🙏🏼

[@KathyPianoHarp]

Had PCOS & insulin resistance in 20's & 30's. POV & menopause at 46. Started high-fat carnivore at age 65 (80% fat::20% protein). In less than 4 weeks, reversed insulin resistance, hormones came back, along with hair, muscle, massive energy, & monthly periods. I then added Klamath lake AFA spirulina for stem cell release. Feel fabulous, fit, & youthful. Will get bone scan in 3 months to find out if osteoporosis has reversed.

[@gracegeraci5113]

I understand being a little skeptical but some of these comments in the comment section are rude and immature coming from full grown adults. Why are you going to pick on someone’s appearance especially when they look just fine. Even if he hasn’t figured out all the bells and whistles and it’s still in the beginning phases at least he is trying and moving forward in his research and he was able to help some woman already. That’s a good thing and a hopeful thing and worth looking into and researching and being excited about. Not something that should be downgraded or debunked because you think he looks suspect. That doesn’t even make any sense. I am sure she would not have him on her podcast if she didn’t research everything and know he was legitimate.

[@BevDiz222]

People are really scary nowadays. Criticizing someone based on their looks are lowly pathetic individuals.

[@GROOVwithme]

I thought nk they have watched too many Hollywood movies in which a Mexican guy is always a drug lord. We assume the audience is intelligent. But we have too many dumb people in the word and the representation we see on screen leaves an impact.

[@Lovepinkdress]

@@BevDiz222 it’s not criticizing it’s stating a fact. He looks great but unfortunately he looks like a Italian mafia gangster which is great to look at. If it was a woman with her bleached blonde hair and DDs, trying to sell you something, you would judge her as well. It is what it is.

[@shannessyyoga8160]

I totally agree, thank you for calling it out. Someone is researching and helping so let’s be a bit more gracious

[@Suspendedanimation007]

The last thing I was thinking about was the way this guy looked. He had amazing points and you can tell is passionate about all of this. Amazing that a man is invested in caring about women in a holistic way who are going though this when menopause has been overlooked by society (and male dominated research). Unbelievably not cool to judge someone based on looks like that you can think it but keep it to yourself!!! Thanks for calling people out!

[@hikkkies]

And listen to subliminals. Drop medical judgments and birth controls. It messed women for few decades now. Subconscious reprogramming is a must. Beautiful message .. Our grandies had periods till 60s in Asia. Beautiful podcast.

[@Skyandgrace]

since working with peptide bioregulators, intense enzyme therapy, injectable peptides and eating for my genes, my cycle is back to full being fully regular, all my symptoms of perimenopause are just gone and I feel the best I have every felt at nearly 51. Whilst my protocol is extensive, and costly too, I am loving the results and yet have no attachment to staying "young" at all. I just love feeling amazing.

[@Suspendedanimation007]

@@Skyandgrace who are you working with? How are u eating for your genes? Also how much zhenoluten do u take?? Thx!

[@Skyandgrace]

@@Suspendedanimation007 I teach this in my Academy

[@Suspendedanimation007]

@@Skyandgrace what’s the name of your academy? How did you figure out what to do?!

[@Skyandgrace]

@@Suspendedanimation007 ENLIGHTLIFE Academy for Regenerative Living - 25 years of studies around the world

[@tlc2741]

@@Suspendedanimation007I’d also like to know, thanks!

[@Almost_Mexican]

I enjoy the informative content you’re providing, but I’d like to address the tone regarding the Mexican medical profession and their FDA (COFEPRIS). It’s important to recognize that every country has its own regulatory standards for approving medical treatments, including Mexico. The suggestion that the Mexican FDA is somehow less legitimate than the US FDA can be seen as disrespectful to the highly trained professionals who work within Mexico’s healthcare system. COFEPRIS has been working for years to ensure safety and effectiveness in medical treatments, and many clinics in Mexico are internationally accredited. The fact that people from the US are willing to cross borders for treatment shows that Mexican healthcare has earned a strong reputation internationally. Implying that bribery or corruption is a common practice in Mexican medical institutions without any evidence perpetuates harmful stereotypes. Mexico is home to world-class healthcare facilities and professionals, many of whom train in the same prestigious institutions as doctors in the US. Differences in cost do not necessarily reflect differences in quality or integrity. In discussions like these, it’s important to maintain a balanced and informed perspective, respecting the efforts of medical professionals across borders and the complex systems in which they operate.

[@leahpollard3710]

yes this was so awful. I can't believe her lack of self awareness to make that comment.

[@krystalship6245]

United States USDA and FDA are founded by corporations such as Kellogg that feed us poison and drug us with pharmaceuticals!

[@stunningbeaute1037]

She is sooo condescending. As if bribery doesn’t exist in the US. As for the US FDA… we can write books about that shameful topic.

[@agapenotaryservice9989]

💯

[@miriambellas]

Menopause has been so much better than what i expected. Feel strong and soft at the same time. Eat healthy and exercise ❤

[@xnrgy1]

Mexico is known for their stem cell research and treatments. Many people visit from around the world for such treatments.

[@hackmyage]

I also learned that Madrid is also a center of excellency in ovarian rejuvenation

[@tatianaa.3694]

​@@hackmyage Really? I'm from Spain and never heard about it. Can you name any clinic please, I'd like to get information about It

[@lucreciapaz8070]

@@tatianaa.3694Please name clinics in Spain

[@lucreciapaz8070]

@@hackmyageWhere in Spain?

[@FancyBag.store24]

Agreed. Turned off by the nationalist attitude from the host.

[@julienestella]

Who else found this conversation so confused?

[@bobthemadmonkey]

This guy was talking in circles

[@X-157.98]

Editing

[@Lullyart]

He was trying to keep in secret the methodology to not get copy

[@John-xq2gd]

I am born in Mexico and have live here my whole life. Those American clinics they charge a ton here too ! It’s a huge profit for them.

[@Sarah-Gee]

The idea is great but I am hoping that this is not taking advantage of the vulnerability of women in menopause who are desperate for solutions.

[@hackmyage]

I think the ovarian rejuvenation is interesting, but, for me, maybe as an alternative to HRT. It is a little out of the price category for most people, although maybe with time cost will likely reduce if there is interest. In the end, I think most women are not as vulnerable as we may think. There are certainly predators to menopausal women out there, but I think we are pretty aware and can't be fooled that easily. But you do bring up a good point.

[@Livingwell_awakened]

@@hackmyageI agree it is interesting, but definitely much pricier. I pay 100% out of pocket for BHRT compounded including all the hormones and that is costing me $2,000 a year. I am also doing all the diet/lifestyle things I can to improve holistically and I am making some progress that way.

[@BryanKirch]

People never grew up then by the time they realize they’ve wasted their life they desperately attempt to retain the youth their body is revealing has been wasted on egocentric indulgence.

[@karelappel4131]

@@hackmyage actually women that can’t get pregnant and do want to have children are very vulnerable. My best friend is such a person. She found a gynecologist money monster who promises her with every new treatment on the market that she will definitely get pregnant and then she’ll do it as the alternative of not trying is not appealing. I feel sorry for her as she has spent all her money on him, but she won’t listen. She is highly educated and a very intelligent person. However when it comes to getting pregnant she has definitely a blind spot in which she can’t think clearly anymore.

[@fg9223]

I am half in the video and he didn't say anything concretely. Just jump into subjects. Time in limited. Or nothing to say

[@hauntedbearchild]

I went through menopause early, in my early 40s. I took hormone replacement until I was 67 with no problem. I have no familial problems that would indicate I could not but my migraines became worse and I chose to stop to stop the migraines. I was on the lowest dose. After a few years I had achy joints, very dry skin, thinning hair, osteoporosis, other issues suddenly appeared. It happened suddenly over a couple of years and I am miserable. There has to be something better. Otherwise, I am very healthy and no comorbidities at all. I have good cholesterol and low blood pressure. But, I struggle with feeling old and achy.

[@Livfortheday7]

Have you tried the over otc cream formula. There are good companies who make plant based low dose estradiol and estrogen cream for topical use. Also if you still have lady parts, you need a progesterone it also helps with sleep. Some women take dhea to replace testosterone for energy and motivation and may help in the marital bedroom. 😉

[@lemurianchick]

Why did you take hormones to begin with? I didn't even know I was in perimenopause. I started getting unpredictable periods but that was a relatively short time. I never had hot flashes. I drink a lot of pure soymilk (only organic soybeans and filtered water--no additives).

[@GameChanger597]

Inflammation causes achiness. Make sure you avoid or drastically cut back on sugar and carbs and the information should subside greatly. Vitamin A in the form of cod liver oil can help with dry skin and for osteoporosis get at least 30 min. of Sun a day for Vitamin D and if you are taking vitamin D supplements, make sure to take a vitamin k supplement with it so that the vitamin k can tell the vitamin D where to go- into the bones, not the arteries.

[@PinkyBar374]

This is awesome, I’m loving these great shared ideas and wee hacks on helping others individual circumstances.

[@adventureswithwool-johanne7755]

This sounds very interesting using algae - it probably increases the function of your mitochondria and therefore energy levels and metabolism. I'd say most woman's ovaries can be boosted to work again to produce some estrogen to mainrain bone health, better sleep and sense of well-being.

[@shannessyyoga8160]

I can appreciate wanting to be skeptical but why are so many of the comments hung up on his looks. Seems to be missing the entire point…. No? Let’s not be judgmental, let’s make an attempt to look at the actual information

[@mindingmybusiness6309]

He's gorgeous though

[@africanayasmin6210]

He is Indian origin, I think he looks ok

[@KatarinaNolte]

He's Greek.

[@tisha3831]

There are many clinics in the US that do ovarian prp aka rejuvenation for much less. The difference though is they take blood from a vein in the arm, process it and inject it into the ovaries. The gentleman in the video withdraws bone marrow from the hip where more stem cells are produced which is a more invasive and costly procedure.

[@Laurenishful]

I want to know why it happens also particularly when it only happens to us and a couple of other animals. To me it doesn’t seem right. I hope we find an answer because aging is particularly cruel on women. I’m not keen on degenerating.

[@samiarose1241]

Goodness sake, I was thinking the very same thing seems to be a very unfair biologically forget about that you have a very limited time to procreate but the fact that hitting menopause is not just about not be able to have babies but it’s an open invitation to all kind of diseases and conditions that what I can’t seem to understand why did it have to be that way?!! I was ok with just not having babies after some age but to completely degenerate is a complete other story

[@hackmyage]

The good news is that there is so much we can do to delay and even reverse certain diseases. We have a lot of control . The two most modifiable risk factors are smoking and obesity. We can start here.

[@ceegee6165]

Cultural opinion is the cruelty.... Men seem to age more rapidly in my experience.

[@Tica5012]

@@ceegee6165 Men do age more rapidly, but then women hit menopause and begin to age really aggressively surpassing the decline in men.

[@edenlass9062]

On the upside the vast majority of female mammals die very shortly after their reproductive time ends. Female humans live for a very long time after their reproductive time ends in comparison

[@nagymaris]

22:40 you are absolutely wrong! A lot of us in early 50s desire children with passion and have done so for so long but don’t even dare say for a number of reasons!!!! Every time I see my Gyn of course I want to have healthy test but the fear of losing my fertility puts me into days of depression every time.

[@AJArciniegas]

I think a lot of doctors simply read data. Especially when they are in research and not working in practice. To me it’s such a reflection of how our healthcare system, like most, was built around men, by men. So many women have been shamed and gaslit by doctors. Sorry you have not had good experiences and deal with depressive episodes as a result.

[@nagymaris]

@@AJArciniegas Thank you for your kind words. I feel like I have less problems with men - they know deep down all women desire kids and they don’t shame me. It’s women who already went through menopause that can’t wait to have another disillusioned broken heart complaining along - or women who look done on you (aka feel sorry for you) that I am less comfortable with. And society so hostile of natural desires like protection of a man, fertility, home etc.. Not everyone but so many. I feel they are choking me if I want to tell the truth of my situation.

[@ExecutiveZombie]

Children are gifts from God… He can gift you a child at any time and you should Stay Ready. It still takes God in IVF and with modern assisted biotech.

[@nagymaris]

@@ExecutiveZombie ❤️🙏

[@jonjo5434]

I have met women who don't seem to be too much affected by menopause in terms of looking super old, bad skin, losing hair, etc. There are women in my family in their 80's and 90's, who have osteopenia, not osteoporosis, and also who have great energy levels and almost no wrinkles in skin. So I think that preserving the signs of youth in women goes far beyond ovary function. I agree with this guy that diet and exercise is essential. There's a relative in his 80's running every day, eating healthy and looking in his 60's, also no significant health problems so far.

[@melrobinson2111]

I love my menopause. No periods! Can think straight and hold my boundaries.

[@MsArchibaldini]

I 2nd that

[@lemurianchick]

Why did you have to stop bleeding to set boundaries? 😵‍💫

[@ThePinkPantha21]

​@@lemurianchick the estrogen is strong, makes you very forgiving but I do agree we should have boundaries no matter what (some of us are actually learning that we should as we age). Society reinforces enabling poor behavior it seems.

[@exquisite6]

Not everyone wants to be infertile. There are women who choose to have children later in life.

[@exquisite6]

​@@lemurianchickI was wondering too lol her comment is beyond ridiculous.

[@Celeste13946]

Ugh! I want my time back. I feel like this was a click bait title. This doesn't provide information on what we can do on a day to day basis. Some blah blah blah questionable research in a clinic.

[@Celeste13946]

Price between $12,000-$22,000 every couple of years (because results don't last) This is available at a clinic in Mexico. It's stem cells. What planet is this guy from thinking women spend $6,000 a year on makeup (maybe the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills is his clientele)?

[@gabriellewhalley1328]

Can we have more. Of this chap.

[@jacquelinepazminoechanique8684]

That is amazing and promising treatment, If still looking for volunteers for the procedure I am happy to be consider !!!

[@hackmyage]

Contact them to find out, information is in the description - ADMIN.

[@ClumsySmurfett]

I appreciate his transparency... but also know it's very unlikely to come to Australia

[@hanihani8612]

I find out this channel today, I just subscribed it. I am so happy i found it out.

[@hackmyage]

Welcome aboard! - ADMIN

[@rosamoreno4794]

The average person won’t be able to afford to live long. 🤷🏻‍♀️ I took retirement claims for over 16 years and am a homebound minister where I take the Eucharist to the elderly homebound in their 70s, 80s and 90s. They are on the struggle bus.

[@ThePinkPantha21]

Technology is changing things quickly.

[@nagymaris]

Having seen our FDA operating during Covid I’m not sure we can poke fun of Mexican FDA anymore.., by the way my fertility issues exactly coincide with Covid - I’m not sure it’s a coincidence.

[@AJArciniegas]

Yea our govt f’d us real good on that one. My OB actually advised me to not take the shot if I was in a position not to. Her husband is a cardiologist and had suspicions related to an uptick in his practice. But most countries look to the US as a standard to follow when developing their own program. Our GCP( good clinical practice) guidelines are developed and followed by quite a few countries. The main difference is in our CFR (code of federal regulations) which is the legally enforceable aspect. Also, if we don’t think our pharmaceutical companies don’t go to other countries to bypass some steps before clinical trials here, we’re confused. These companies are gross.

[@nagymaris]

@@AJArciniegas yeah I ended up not getting the vax.. but I live in a highly vaccinated area and returned to my workout as soon as they let me (after 1year!) and I felt heavy sometimes after class. I contracted Covid quite late in 21 and that was exactly my first missed period so I’m not sure if the virus itself had fertility influences as well.. I’m healing from it but I had issues I did not ever have in my life before: fibroid pain, a cyst, in between bleeding missed periods a small polyp etc. maybe it’s a coincidence but I’m not sure…

[@ashton1952]

​@@nagymarisit could be just from being exposed to a lot of people who have had the "thing" .. there are some ways to protect oneself, some of the doctors who were silenced have advice, if you can find them. Chlorella helps, I believe, and eating eggs , due to some protein or mineral they are high in. Can't remember the exact details but it may be worth researching.

[@anjuy6984]

Mine too...I was 34 when covid happened...I have perimenopausal symptoms...

[@nyoracl]

Set up your clinic in Malaysia. You'll have access to a much larger affluent market from Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, China and Australia.

[@kare5252]

Carnivore diet is worth a look. Literally the proper ancestral diet. Low carb will reduce insulin resistance

[@katiehorneshaw995]

Not commenting on the diet effectiveness but it's actually a myth that our ancestors ate a lot of meat. They were opportunistic hunters- they would often go long periods without a single kill. Their main diet was the nuts, berries etc that both men and women gathered.

[@katiehorneshaw995]

An exception is fish- those that were close to waterways ate plenty of fish.

[@marlajacques6947]

@@katiehorneshaw995true and over time most of the pop. has lost the amino acid neug5c to properly break down meat. Guess that’s why it causes havoc on some, but others like it

[@pippilotta3511]

Here to confirm. Had my first child at 44 on a carnivore diet. Meat, eggs and dairy. Sunshine, relaxed exercise and good sleep.

[@lemurianchick]

​@@katiehorneshaw995...which are full of parasites.🪱🪱 Nah, shitting out dead animals rotting in the intestines is hardly the secret to health.

[@Inatfromdenmark]

Well maybe we should ask if it’s natural to bleed at all? Some believe that we shouldn’t.

[@spirulina3924]

Women are cyclical beings yes we are supposed to bleed and we are supposed to eat it/drink it! it is sacred Meno pause is normal too and different energies and abilities are released because meno pause transforms woman into wise woman and then we are supposed to bleed again after some time goes by but many women consume too much death frequency to live long enough to experience this

[@cheetavontiebolt9971]

Yes treat the cause not the symtoms

[@angelsandocean2853]

What diet? Oil and protein?

[@hackmyage]

I think he means a whole food diet with healthy fats and protein. Lots of fiber.

[@MagdaM771]

If I’m 52 , 2 yrs after menopause is it reversable?

[@raik.7510]

I have read many comments that they did get their cycle back

[@UrsaBella]

if you want your cycle you just have to do a cyclical HRT. however, no follicle will be produced although you will bleed.

[@raik.7510]

@ oh so I’m hrt a women can bleed as normal menstruation but no pregnancy can happen ? I have heard increasing nad levels and having the balance between mtor activation and autophagy ovaries can maintain their youthfulness

[@UrsaBella]

@@raik.7510 it is a menstruation because you do not take progesteron with estradiol together. you take estradiol for the first 14 days then you add progesteron that will cause bleeding. it is the best way to do it because uterus lining is shedding. however no egg/follicle being produces as does with a regular menstruation, you no longer have any egg reserves. you are causing the bleeding by controlling hormones externally.

[@MagdaM771]

@@UrsaBella do you think its worth it? what kind of HRT?

[@monikel]

Zack looks much younger in the thumbnail. I guess he rejuvenated his ovaries

[@Alchemistplayroom]

What is the summary of this video? How to delay menopause??

[@hackmyage]

His point is “ovarian rejuvenation”. The treatment plus the diet and lifestyle plan.

[@daraamagi6286]

I found this so confusing to listen to, first I'm thinking ok please actually tell us how we do it, finally I hear diet and excercise, then its your stem cells being injected in your ovaries..

[@katiehorneshaw995]

Totally. He kept seeming like he was going to make a point... but then would just keep talking in circles about nothing in particular... the interviewer needed to press him more! If you are a man wanting to make money off potentially desperate women, offering to reverse a condition you have no experience of... you better have some extremely compelling research to outweigh everything working against you! He didn't even sound like he knew or cared much about women's conditions at all... he seemed to have no better knowledge on the subject than any lay person would... ie, the way he mixed up the name of PCOS at the beginning- and when corrected, fobbed it off by saying 'it's all basically the same' and the interviewer had to correct the record for the second time, and say that the other illness he mentioned by accident is actually very serious and not the same!

[@kerrieannebaker8595]

both

[@KosmicKaren]

We’ll be living way past 100…

[@bettyangwenyi1797]

Will he go on Huberman Labs or DOAC?

[@hackmyage]

There is a desire to be a guest but not quite yet - ADMIN.

[@rebeccamorny1362]

I am doing a treatment in Türkiye that aims the same goals and many women of that clinic are getting pregnant naturally in their mid forties to theirs fifties. It'possible. And it's less expensive

[@mariamuntean1283]

The name of the clinic please, please. And the name of city. I am în Europe and I want a baby. I'm 49 yeasa old. Please help me!

[@MelodyPrimp]

Theres nothing about this man that seems weird. Seems to me he is trying to help

[@angelsandocean2853]

Thank you so much❤

[@KTD888]

I want the contact of their clinics in mexico please!!!

[@hackmyage]

Hello. His contact information is in the video description - ADMIN.

[@miagarmash8157]

Specifically, there's no way to produce more eggs in the ovaries. Also, side effects of drawing bone marrow...

[@gingerale_day]

Look at David Sinclairs work, they are creating new eggs - in animal studies and humans unofficially participating did as well

[@jenniferholmes9039]

This was my first thought. We are born with all the eggs we are ever going to have, right?

[@ElizabethMBoyd]

Incorrect we still can create make new eggs, the other was Incorrect we start with most of our eggs but still produce eggs ​@@jenniferholmes9039

[@patrix1987]

Ways to produce more eggs, no. But it seems that the older we get, more eggs are recruited to mature each month. So basically the ovarian reserve drops steeper as we age. Some other scientists were trying to figure out a way to make the ovarian reserve drop linearly.. This is from another yt video/podcast that I now can't find.

[@mindingmybusiness6309]

Not t

[@ExecutiveZombie]

Awesome. Thank you. 🙏🏽

[@rosagoglia4649]

Thank you

[@uusrano]

I see the logic behing the procedure. But the guy is very sus. Why didn't they send a proper doctor to talk about it? Do they have proper doctors in their clinic?

[@katiehorneshaw995]

Yeah, he seemed to have almost no specialist knowledge at all

[@arica1798]

Keep me updated

[@cyclamen831]

There are lots or reference of observational and retrospective studies on pubmed, and are mostly on POF. this is a different cohort than your typical postmenopausal woman who wants to prevent age related diseases. I understand the desire for increasing health span but at this time charging $15-20K for speculative PRP injections is too much. This is really taking advantage of women's vulnerability. Everyone is trying to make a buck in this space, perhaps it si not yet our time for this.

[@AJArciniegas]

I don’t think it’s taking advantage it’s a reflection of the stage they are in. Research takes a lot of time and money. In traditional clinical trials it averages 10-15yr and a billion to bring a new drug from compound discovery to market.

[@katt1134]

What is the Cole’s notes of this video, please? What is advice for diet or intervention etc. etc. I’ve been watching for 20 minutes and I still don’t know what the heck they’re talking about

[@CRHBStill]

for me, and all my friends in my bubble, menopause has been the best thing time of womanhood. peri menopause was a bitch tho. to not have a period, getting hormones balanced, non of the monthly cycle crap - bliss!

[@AprilRose-i8y]

Lady, Mexico has the best Dr’s. lol

[@hackmyage]

That's great news!

[@lourdesminiel5667]

She has no idea

[@AprilRose-i8y]

@@lourdesminiel5667 Lol not at all.

[@stunningbeaute1037]

She seems sooo ignorant and yet make idiotic comments about Mexico FDA. As if US FDA is any better!!!

[@KKKKAAAARRRRYYYYNN]

23:40 how are you rejuvenating ovaries? Stem cells from your hip, mix it with exosomes, then inject it into the ovaries

[@neaevangelina1682]

Smells funny to me! By the time they’re done with you you’ve spent loads of money for them feeding you vitamins! Be ware!!!!!

[@AJArciniegas]

This is part of how science works. It takes trial and error. It’s in part why we have the FDA as an approved benchmark. Of course do your research before engaging in any medical intervention. *beware is a bit much, just don’t enter stuff blindly

[@branjc]

Awwww love that you saved a whale!!!!! 🐋 ❤❤❤

[@LIVEFIT5D]

what's the name of the tijuana clinic also your comments on the mexican fda and if they could be bribed are offensive and degrading the medical services provided in mexico are OUTSTANDING and the hosts comments were not necessary and offensive

[@hackmyage]

Contact information is in the description - ADMIN.

[@ambernichols8603]

"Can anyone be bribed?" He laughs in response and ask her back, "Can anyone be bribed?" Not sus at all...

[@nagymaris]

I think after what we have been learning the past few years of our American FDA he was poking fun of that.. it’s much worse here and has been long before Covid but that pulled undeniable focus on it. I think that’s what he very elegantly implied.

[@MrKaptenkaj]

So funny when again an american thinks that the only place that has the knowledge and the answers is 🇺🇸please! 😂 Other than that a good interview 🙌

[@AJArciniegas]

The xenophobia is alive and well. Some of these biases are so deeply ingrained 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@Janique-b4m]

Hello very interesting vidéo … I am turning 61 in 2 months and i am still Gavin my périodes every month but of course i stopped aging at 45 so analyse this ? Someomeone like me is one in a million … People Flip over my health condition. I do havé my youth secrets ;)

[@hackmyage]

Are your periods still regular? Are you ovulating too?

[@whymillie]

Men would never allow a woman to tell them about their health. Absolutely never!!!!!!

[@hrabmv]

amazing: man talking about ovaries😂😂 this must be true, but he is honest he is not God, not that bad interview!❤

[@farihanasir587]

It’s possible to have children in old age but not the reversal if the whole body to become young. This case is mentioned in Quran where Prophet Ibraheem’s ( peace be upon him) his wife became pregnant in quiet old age and gave birth but the body was of an old lady . So yes it’s doable hopefully.

[@hackmyage]

What are your thoughts about biological age bs chronological age?

[@farihanasir587]

@ please research on “coccyx “ , Islam claims this bone on the base of the spinal bone can regenerate the whole structure of the body . Thanks

[@farihanasir587]

@ Your diet , sleep pattern , positive psychology , lawful income and spirituality are the key components to slow down the process of physical aging .

[@Jules-s6j]

I dnt wear any form of make up. I couldn't possibly deal with more sexual harrassment. I guess it does save me money.

[@sussannekeith5676]

Omg really?

[@DianneElizabeth64]

I have learned not to do anything blindly with researching fully first

[@hackmyage]

absolutely! Agree 100%

[@DitaNoire]

Oliver Hudson anyone?

[@gabriellewhalley1328]

Doctor come here to South Africa best value?

[@GoddessHabits]

20k? :-(

[@UrsaBella]

stem cell transplant is an easy no.

[@mariamuntean1283]

Why?

[@polkanabalkanach]

5-6 K per make up??? The doctor was probably dealing with the wrong women..,

[@miagarmash8157]

I don't trust this.

[@Always-xl9db]

Yes. This guy is sleazy af and also quite incoherent.

[@josephgaviola-k9i]

No one is forcing you in the first place. Lol

[@hackmyage]

Ovarian rejuvenation is a very new thing. It's healthy to be skeptical, but it seems that often times new ideas get knocked until they are proven. Watch this space.

[@diannlimo4502]

@@hackmyagemany scientists worldwide have been working on this for years

[@katiehorneshaw995]

​@@hackmyage I haven't seen a single comment professing distrust in the concept per-se- rather, people seem open to being convinced, but find the substance of the pitch untrustworthy for several reasons: the subject is a man claiming to possess specialized knowledge on how to treat women's bodies- yet he fails to deliver a single compelling insight into the particular problems women approaching menopause face- instead fishing for generalisations that any layperson could produce. You yourself were forced to correct him, twice, when he attempted to conflate PCOS with another condition rather than admit he made a mistake, with words to the effect of "Oh well, they're basically the same anyway". He talked in circles and repeated the same basic findings again and again. Please actually read the comments. It's patronizing to your audience to claim they are unable to adequately assess the merits of the treatment this person is selling because they are blinded by bias against a novel treatment. If I were a regular viewer of yours I would not be happy with that assumption regarding my capacities.

[@Born2BFly]

Dude.., I cannot wait for menopause😂. Ladies take care of your DEFICIENCIES. Start young. PCOS is a metabolic disease = DIET. Change your diet change your life. Stop listening to men when it comes to your body. If I were a dude I wouldn’t listen to a woman tell me 💩 about my body. Outrageous 🙄. Make your money dude😂. Nothing wrong with aging. It’s a gift 💝 take care of your health through diet and MOVEMENT…, Increase your FAT (good fat) and watch your so called menopausal issues vanish. Also, meditation to relieve STRESS. Stress is the enemy and has an enormous affect on how the endocrine system functions.

[@LisaCulton]

I never want to have menopause. I'm 54 and these hormones are keeping me young and vibrant.

[@bellavega8048]

Speak for yourself, I don’t want menopause

[@anatino]

I want to stop my period because PMDD still at 47

[@hackmyage]

You can alleviate PMDD without actually stopping the period. We discussed this in my upcoming podcast with Dr. Anna Cabeca.

[@emilyb5557]

@anatino have a look at Lara Briden period repair manual it helped me LOADS & she has another book for over 40s.

[@summerrain3251]

Black cohosh helps.

[@goshdarnit]

​@@emilyb5557I followed Dr Briden and repaired my cycle. I am 47.

[@angela_somanythings5670]

I alleviated mine with 5-htp on the side of an adrenal support supplement mix!!! Take it daily!! After a while you can start to take a few days off during the middle of your cycle or a few days after or during your period!

[@BeautiHacks]

Greek!

[@josephgaviola-k9i]

Mediterranean!

[@mjohnson1741]

Love ❤️ 😍 Greek men, my ex was Greek!

[@BevDiz222]

@@mjohnson1741 How’s it like having a Boyfriend who is Greek? 😅

[@mjohnson1741]

@@BevDiz222 ABSOLUTELY fun!😉

[@BevDiz222]

@@mjohnson1741 Oh wow! I wish I can find a Greek man! Lol

[@julytan223]

I'm half way through the video and I foud out nothing. Waiste of time!

[@hackmyage]

There might be another video at a later date to clear up any confusion. - ADMIN.

[@xiaomoogle]

No athlete is killing it in their 50s. Unless they’re a male athlete who decided to compete as a woman.

[@lyndseygolden7546]

A number of people are stronger at 50 because they’ve put together everything they know. Maybe that’s not a football champion but very few women are in the sports spotlight in general. Some of the strongest amazing women I’ve met have been in their 50s.

[@marlajacques6947]

@@lyndseygolden7546I’m in best shape of my life at 51 too! Actually surprised myself

[@anyajohnson4471]

Dr. Shawn Baker. Setting records at 56.

[@marlajacques6947]

@@anyajohnson4471 didn’t he just have another heart attack? He did set a record for having an extremely low testosterone level a few yrs ago.

[@brendadaviswilson9243]

Go to a bodybuilding competition many organizations had to add an over 50 and over 60 category

[@beetzNgroovz]

Don't care what will be in 100 years. Also don't care about delaying since already in it.

[@gillianmillington7735]

What lot of rubbish money makeer

[@Kathy-z3r]

"So why not"? Holy cow, 😂😂😂😂😂 coming from a dude.

[@camila72]

So you wouldn't go to a doctor or listen to an expert who has done important researched if he is a man? Some of the best gynecologists that have looked after my health during my life have been men.

[@tatianaa.3694]

@Kathy-z3r I know right! That's why I don't take gravity seriously either, because you know... That was also a "dude"

[@camila72]

@@tatianaa.3694 😆 Thanks for the LOL! As my father used to say: "To some people, even what they don't eat gives them diarrhea". Our societies have been brainwashed to be against eachother. My best wishes to you all the way from Prague (Czech Republic).

[@tatianaa.3694]

​​​@@camila72Our modern societies have been brainwashed to be against men, to think men are the enemy. Best whishes to you too!

[@SS-wg7nh]

Stem cell therapy treatment that lasts 2 years would never be $54k or 3x more just because it’s offered in the US. that’s what he is suggesting and it’s ridiculous.

[@helenkerr2399]

Something about this reminds me of Frankensteins monster.

[@lizarosa156]

Nobody should have offspring after 35. It’s disgusting. Adopt orphan kids of orphaned defenseless empathetic animals. 8 billion people already.

[@SS-wg7nh]

Anyone else feel like this guy hates his job & is about to go postal??

[@LetsHavaChat]

No

[@annab5090]

Gosh , I wish this guy didn’t look this suspect. It’s great someone is investigating how to prolong the life of ovaries. But this guy is not a good spokesperson. Maybe more a Mexican drug-lord, not a scientist. I realize I’m being judgmental but this is the reality of what comes to mind. And seeing other comments on here confirms lack of trust. They need someone else as a spokesperson for this.

[@Lovepinkdress]

lol thought the same. 😅

[@Always-xl9db]

I think u right…

[@AprilRose-i8y]

I think you’re stereotyping him. Her tonality was condescending and wouldn’t allow him to finish. She kept cutting him off.

[@josephgaviola-k9i]

@annab5090 Comparing this guy to a drug-lord is not a constructive criticism it’s stereotyping. Criticizing someone based on their looks says a lot about your personality. We should be mindful of our comments and remember think before you click! 🙂

[@Lovepinkdress]

@@josephgaviola-k9i she can’t say how she feels? Because some don’t like it? I think we still have freedom of speech in this country.