Does HIV = a SHORTER LIFESPAN? | Eric Verdin x Raif Derrazi

Eric Verdin is the President and CEO of the Buck Institute for Research on Aging. I had the opportunity to sit down with him and discuss all the amazing research he's doing on aging & aging with HIV, our biological clock, our immune clock, how much our genes determine our life expectancy and health expectancy, and how much is determined by lifestyle & environment. Get ready to be surprised by what his latest research shows.
The Buck Institute for Research on Aging
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The Buck Institute Podcast:
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[@rahulme8607]

Thank you so much Raif for this amazing video.I am really inspired and from tomorrow I am gonna give at least 30 minutes for running,walking and exercise everyday. You are doing a fantastic job for our community.We love you and support you 🙏😇🙏

[@RaifDerrazi]

Hey my friend, you're very welcome! That's what this channel is all about, self-empowerment. We can learn some, hopefully be a little inspired, and live our lives more consciously 🙏🏽 HAPPY to do it!

[@pagex1]

I have been positive for 31 years and have been through all the different medications. They have gotten much better over the years as far as side effects go. But over time they caused me to have kidney failure. After 10 years on dialysis, I received a transplant about 3 years ago. So HIV can equal a shorter lifespan in some cases.

[@ThomasAlexander734]

Are you also coinfected with Hepatitis B or C?

[@powerboy69au]

Thank you Raif for another informative video. Living with HIV (even though undetectable) is a daily nightmare. :(

[@spasci]

Thanks for this amazing conversation

[@brianconnor1758]

Brilliant interview, excellent information. 🏆 P.S. Please keep us updated about Addimmune, very anxious to hear some progress in a Phase Two trial, kinda concerned we're not hearing what's going on with that... it should be moving on fast path toward results. 🧐

[@GameHEADtime]

Definatly good for me to listen and study! I'm focused on a cure but who knows my brain can figure something out now a days.

[@RaifDerrazi]

YES, we can all be hopeful and anticipate a cure but in the meantime, there's so much we have control over

[@GameHEADtime]

I think it's going to open a lot into more things in health. A whole can of worms! Pandora's box! Buy stocks! @@RaifDerrazi

[@SundayBoy72]

Amazing.. interview. So proud of you. ❤

[@RaifDerrazi]

HUGGGGS

[@thomasnabor4972]

Keeping ART drugs, prevent from opportunistic infections, taking care immune system best way live longer

[@Peter.c106]

That was one hell of an introduction 😮. Great video as always buddy.👌

[@RaifDerrazi]

right? i remember reading through his bio and thinking JEEZ, ok i better be PREPARED for this interview lol 😅

[@Peter.c106]

@@RaifDerrazi How on earth did you remember it all😂

[@Oscar_239]

Raif i just want to say you look so stunning 😍 thank you for all you do on educating the public

[@jonathanalfredoorellano2857]

Nice but most people know already how exercise is impt our lives but my concern cure HIV px.when corona virus strikes the world scientists get crazy and find the solution.but HIV very slow progress in terms solving the cure.

[@user-mn8cz8rn9k]

Yh...that's the Truth The big pharma is more interested in daily pills cos it brings them more money.they are not interested in finding cure for HIV

[@eliparker8472]

Thank you !

[@RaifDerrazi]

Welcome ☺

[@jehovashalompracious3714]

We need cure of Hipatis B

[@swamyyadav3962]

What happen HIV cure treatment...... still there is no cure treatment for HIV virus this year 2024 Bad time

[@Nahuelero123]

The treatment is locked up in someone’s laboratory. Money, Money, Money. It’s a sad world we live in…

[@hamdiesen4340]

​@@Nahuelero123dont believe this kind of speculations please

[@tmharperjr]

Those who are taking highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) medication are effectively cured so long as they continue taking the medication. I wish I could say the same for my allergies to tree and weed pollen. 🤧

[@marcK599.]

@@tmharperjrthat’s not a cure and there are side effects and economic struggles

[@tmharperjr]

@@marcK599. it prevents transmission and infection and it’s off patent so it’s significantly cheaper. The side effects are minimal when compared to death. For comparison, my seasonal allergies have had me sneezing all weekend and I’ve taken everything available and nothing works. I was barely able to function on Saturday and spent the entire day in bed. My nose wouldn’t quit running and my eyes were red and kept watering. How about somebody focuses on curing my allergies to all these plants’ pollen. I cannot escape the air that I need to breath. I stayed indoors and it didn’t matter. It’s awful! Now, talk to me about side effects. 😆 My liver is going to stop working any minute now from all this pseudoephedrine, chlorpheniramine, and chromolyn sodium I’ve been snorting. Not to mention, the inflammation from my immune system constantly being activated is probably going to give me a heart attack at 50. “Cure” is a relative concept. It isn’t black and white.

[@BradAus-qm8ld]

I have a question regarding Kidney issues with ppl living with HIV. Is it common to have kidney issues and how can you assist with good kidney health?

[@manojbhuyan549]

Hii Raif.. Is inflamation is one of the side effects of HIV medicines

[@amanmahendra2998]

Hello Raif Good afternoon How are you ? I hope you are doing well. I want to connect with you. I want to ask you something and I need some help from you. How i can connect with you. Kindly response. Its urgent Thank you

[@masonstarship56]

Hey what meds are you on? What are you thoughts on the HIV treatment shot?

[@ahmedamahmed9753]

Pliiz traductions arab 🙏🙏

[@melissamcknighthealthcarea1519]

It does not at all. We can live as long as anyone else provided we take our treatment.

[@amurika6336]

Too long