Taurine: The Secret to Living Longer and Healthier?

[@SELFPrinciple]

Thanks for watching everyone. Here is the reference to the study cited: Singh et al. Science 2023 doi.org/10.1126/science.abn9257

[@ddutton4716]

For the full text draft, search for Taurine deficiency as a driver of aging . Click on the researchgate item. Regards.

[@pbredder]

I am 86. I have been supplementing with taurine for at least two decades, at about 850 mg/day. I just recently passed 80,000 miles of cycling in retirement on my road bike. I am wondering if this level of taurine supplementation could be having a positive effect on my aging (??)

[@derekmcqueen4589]

What made you take ranting religious 20 years ago?

[@miloradmilutinovic7691]

​@@derekmcqueen4589good question

[@pbredder]

Why did I start supplementing with tauring 20 years ago, you ask. Taurine is lacking in a plant based diet and I was getting off the standard American diet and going whole food plant based. Taurine is lacking in most plants. It has many functions -- abundant in brain and heart. @@derekmcqueen4589

[@murrmurr765]

I take 2 grams and I'm 32. You need more by age and since there are basically no risk, you should up the dose as much as you feel is good. Start with 3 grams! Look at Modern Healthspan for guidance.

[@murrmurr765]

​@@derekmcqueen4589What?

[@justkidding9751]

Yes, I'm 64 and take 500 mg a day. But it has also helped my dog who has epilepsy and has been on Epiphen since being diagnosed. Unfortunately after 2 years it has stopped working so knowing it's safe for dogs and it's good for brain dysfunction I started her on it on December 15th and she hasn't had a seizure since. I have posted these findings on my KZbin channel (Just Kidding) and I'm doing regular updates for anyone else's dog that's on medication for epilepsy and it's stopped working. I'm very happy with the results.

[@johndevries7122]

Interesting, can you give me the link to the KZbin channel.

[@9StaroftheSouth9]

@@johndevries7122just click on his profile!

[@Geoff-nl2el]

I am 69 years of age. I started taking 3 grams of Taurine, daily, 6 months ago. I feel stronger, more agile and sharper in my thought processes. It appears to work for me and I will carry on taking it. I feel more self-assured in ways I cannot quantify, I feel my reaction time and all round perspectives are akin to when I was forty. I am generally a fit person and have done manual work all my life, so I feel I have a head start in regards to fitness levels.

[@zayedhusain8719]

hi how did you take it?

[@Geoff-nl2el]

@@zayedhusain8719 l take capsules. 2 in the morning, 2 of an evening. Capsules are 750 mg .

[@Geoff-nl2el]

I take 3 grams per day. 150mg in the morning and 150mg of an evening @@zayedhusain8719

[@pravoslavn]

THANK YOU for this, Dr. Sean ! I have benefited from your presentations greatly. 78 y.o. male, no pathologies (for which I give thanks,) 5mg statin/day, Vegan, walk a mile a day, sometimes more. Full range of Vitamin supplements daily. The supplements which seem to have helped me most are Nattokinase, NAC or N-Acetyl Cysteine, Vit. K2 MK7 + D3, and Taurine. I would have never found these wonderful health enhancements without your lectures and those of other doctors like you. My own physician recommends only B Complex, D-3 and Calcium (which I refuse to take.) THANKS for everything you do, FOR US, Doc !

[@paulanelson8618]

Great supplements!!! If you are Vegan, maybe you don't need Statin..It's not a great/safe medication, unless your cholesterol is super high. Just research it more. I am in the medical field and it's one of the meds that gets pushed onto patients. I am happy that you have other great supplements!

[@wellinever1558]

Good you refuse calcium

[@Dusankk]

Add Glycine if you take Nac, Glycine + Nac = Glynac helps the body to produce Glutathione very important for its anti-aging properties.

[@gracie3174]

@@paulanelson8618i refused the statin. Took berberine and it lowered my ldl by 40 .👍👍👍

[@janiesherwood6403]

Why do these dr push calcium so much??????

[@oshkotosh2341]

Tje majority of doctors have this calming effect with the way they speak, and you have it greatly. Id love to hear your comments on Astaxanthine. Thanks

[@HappyLife-wv5ms]

So if you have to supplement this (and vitamin B12) on a vegetarian diet, seems that this is not the optimal human diet people like to believe.

[@idiotsavant53]

I've been supplementation of 4 grams of taurine daily for the last 10 weeks 2 days. I've also been taking 8 grams of GlyNAC to restore my glutathione levels. And 4 grams of creatine. I'm feeling better and am making good strength gains at the gym. I'll be 71 end of this month.

[@Max-Calisthenics]

3:45 but why should we then use 1000-3000mg per day? If the study is correct, i would need atleast 80 grams of taurine per day.

[@oladipoademuyiwa7157]

I am a Biochemist and I was intrigued by this video and the study results. I am currently working on reversing diabetes-induced mitochondrial dysfunction by using some plant extracts. I have had some moderate strides. I am looking at the possibility of adding taurine based on the results of the study cited in this video. Thanks for this video. I am open for discussion/engagement with you on this and other related studies. Thumbs up.

[@virginiamartinez2624]

Can you please share which plant extracts work to fix mitochondrial dysfunction.

[@microtcpip]

@oladipoademuyiwa7157 I am also very interested in learning which plant extracts work to fix mitochondrial dysfunction. Please share with us! Thank you

[@mannytuzman3461]

See what Dr Seyfried has to say about cancer !!!!!

[@linda7279]

Yes, Dr Seyfried and look into Carnivore/Keto... It all connects....God bless 🙏🕊💗

[@hvac49013]

Carnivore all meat all the time no longer diabetic no longer on meds all blood results are good good so why lie and not say a diet without all the processed foods is the best.

[@caroldodd5170]

That is you so very much for this wonderful knowledge on taurine I take it every day and never had side effects I take it to help my epilepsy and not had a fit for a long time my friend introduced me to it she is a therapist but have never looked back this supplement it has made much more healthier. My skin has improved I look younger am 62 but don't look it am so impressed with taurine thank you Godbless you. ❤ ❤ ❤ Xxx

[@mndeg]

i'm taking taurine in powder form :) it's very cheap as a food additive. couldn't be more than 10 cents a day.

[@douglaslegvold9215]

The price is going up…

[@versewriter8123]

Is it safe to take Taurine if you have CKD stage three?

[@IvCastilla]

I purchase 1 kg in dust form at Amazon and start taking in Nov 2023. I take 6000 mg a day and skin and joints improve a lot.

[@miguelcruz6280]

Good morning Dr. Hashmi. Excellent information. Can you do a video about NAC and Glycine? Thank you

[@angelmom916]

I give it to my Dobermans with their food .Trying to help with DCM should they develope it..we lost our boy in June 23 due to DCM and enlarged heart..he was diagnosed in Oct of 22…Had been on taurine for about a year…

[@angelofamillionyears4599]

The reviews on Amazon are almost 5 stars for this supplement.

[@nutech1810]

Don't buy supplements off Amazon. Alot are fake. Some of us get paid to write those reviews 😂

[@angelofamillionyears4599]

@@nutech1810 Which site do you recommend?

[@oryxsolaris656]

OMAD or intermittent fasting and extended fasting kills senescent sells, no drugs needed. I tried metformin for anti-aging, felt horrible on it. I did try Sirolimus (Rapamycin) while in Mexico (I'm in my 40s) and I will say, that drug made me feel 20 years old again but the protocol was to take it once a week and I found that 3 days after a dose I'd get a horrific flare up of inflammation and brain fog (to the point I couldn't figure out what city I was in) so I probably needed to dose more often but there was no research to guide me in that so I stopped taking it. I'd also rather get my inflammation in check first.

[@jackiemansfield8325]

Thankfully, nowadays, Taurine is made synthetically, and not anymore from Bull’s testicles/bile. Otherwise, I wouldn’t take it.

[@Thenewvoice-pc5re]

Taurine helped me control my atrial fibrillation (AFib). I had to take beta blockers, but they had some side effects. Beta blockers can slow your heart rate, even when you're exerting yourself, which can increase your risk of blood clots. I started taking 2 grams of taurine per day, and it helped to suppress my daily AFib symptoms. I have lone AFib, which means it's not caused by any other underlying heart condition. I'm so relieved to know that taurine supplements are safe and effective for people with AFib

[@writehandman2833]

As a long time sufferer of Lone Afib and A flutter I'll have to try this.

[@richards4422]

@@writehandman2833 Curiously, I have been taking 3gm of Taurine/day for two years. Just recently had to be treated in a hospital for A Flutter: atrial rate 320; ventricular rate of 160. I started Taurine for other reasons though and will continue.

[@larryc1616]

+Ubiquinol, pqq, fish oil, d-ribose

[@karenfaye3848]

Doctor, thank you so much. I have a questing I hope you can answer for me. You mentioned that in the study they sourced the taurine from Ox Bile. I have been taking Ox Bile due to no gallbladder. So if I have been taking the Ox Bile am I getting taurine? Do I need more? Thanking you in advance for your answer . Healthy New Year to you! Karen

[@carolcole570]

DR. HASHMI. First time viewer. 7-30-2024. I learned of Taurine one week ago. I have some specific questions, please Sir. I am not taking it for Age……although I will be turning 80 in 3 weeks. I, also, am not taking it for the several diseases I have. I AM taking it for my eyes which are heading me towards giving up driving within a year or so because of several eye diseases. I have been taking 2000 mg per day. Now, my questions : Is Taurine something that I ought to see an IMMEDIATE response ? I have NOT. Or, do you feel that Taurine is not going to have any help FOR my eye diseases at all ? ( Google says Yes. YOU may say No. ) Again, I have only been taking it for a week. Please, please respond, as I stay in a panic about my eyes. Thank you !

[@mamdouh-Tawadros]

Being in panic about you eyes, is a good reason for you to start on Taurine 1gm orally twice a day. There is a preparation specific to the eyes called ( magnesium taurine B6 and zinc ) all in one capsule. If you decide on taking the eye supplement, then another 1gm of taurine is all what you need.

[@carolcole570]

@@mamdouh-Tawadros Please let me ask, then…….Already I take 1,000 mg. TWICE a day. I already take zinc and I already take 4,700 mg.of Magnesium per day. I use an alternative doctor on the side who does kinesiology and he is the person who told me the specific amounts to take. As for the Taurine, I have been on it…….maybe a month…….and so far NO changes. I researched how long it might take to get into my system……research says it goes to work immediately. So, I am disappointed. Please ! Any more advice is GREATLY appreciated ! Thank you!❤️

[@carolcole570]

@@mamdouh-Tawadros When I responded to you last night, I was really hoping that you would give me the brand name of the supplement with everything in one pill……that you use. I did not have success going to Amazon. Thank you !

[@mamdouh-Tawadros]

@@carolcole570 some of the changes specially on the eyes, you might not see it, or feel change, but it acts on a cellular level. As for optimal results on the eye, use the combined capsule (which you family doctor approve of it) . Then instead of taking two capsules, use only one.

[@mamdouh-Tawadros]

PreserVision AREDS 2 Eye Vitamin & Mineral Supplement, Contains Lutein, Vitamin C, Zeaxanthin, Zinc, Copper & Vitamin E, 60 Softgels (Packaging May Vary)

[@MelissaOnline1]

Can you talk about Kidney Scarring😢😢plz

[@muhammadsiddique9487]

how does Taurin affects on eGFR and creatinine

[@chuckduncan9098]

I've been taking Taurine and seemed to be feeling positive changes with several performance aspects during exercise. Now I have a possible explanation.

[@PlebiasFate1609]

What is your explanation?

[@chuckduncan9098]

Anecdotally, taurine.@@PlebiasFate1609

[@BitCoin-jl4ns]

How many lab mice on taurine do I need to eat to get the full benefit?

[@karenf9137]

6

[@email6743]

Still a class clown? I noticed they were only interruptions for the rest of us trying to learn. One kid I knew from childhood is in prison for life.

[@harryplummer6356]

It's 8 I do believe Karen. Since I increased my Taurine from 6 to 8 mice I feel much stronger.@@karenf9137

[@lolodee3528]

It WAS funny though😂

[@n.harrington9298]

As a nephrologist, would you hesitate to recommend taurine for CKD3?

[@dirkmoore4224]

Dr. Jason Fung is a nephrologist. Check his research and findings concerning protein (foods containing taurine) in CKD.

[@pz3j]

I wonder if our EU masters will allow taurene in the factory foods they want to mandate after they eradicate European farming.

[@jackiemansfield8325]

Taurine gives me lose stools, and that is why I at the age of 84, M, can’t take it. Any suggestions on how to manage that side effect?

[@petejitsuman9025]

Definitely feel the difference taking Taurine at one teaspoon daily in powder form , at age 63 , I do exercise and in good physical shape .. I edged into it over a couple of weeks .. I take 5gm of creatine and L-Citruline in the morning and the Taurine and myo- inositol in the evening at around a level teaspoon .. Had bloods where cholesterol LDL and blood glucose were uo , but a few dietry changes and hopefully these supplements may have some impact on that but I do feel goid , no inflammation

[@masterspin7796]

Methylene Blue.... @65 1-2 drops a day works wonders.

[@versewriter8123]

Do you have chronic kidney disease?

[@crazyfortreasure]

I took taurine and it gaveme a terrible headache. Any thoughts on why?

[@angelofamillionyears4599]

This is why we need new immigrants since the birth rate is low.

[@jameswalsh2427]

Thanks very much Sean. Excellent information. Liked and subscribed. James J Walsh in Limerick city Ireland 🇮🇪

[@peterz53]

Thanks. I recall Prof Yadav (Taurine Study) say that people who were in better health also had higher taurine levels. Yes, this is a correlation, but it prompted me to look for a taurine test. Turns out there is an established reference range in blood plasma for taurine and one can get tested as part of an amino acid profile. My test results are due soon. At 69 I've been taking a low dose (500 mg) of taurine for about 10 years as research suggested vascular benefits. I stopped taking it for a week prior to recent test, and plan to adjust my supplementation to bring into the upper part of reference range. Don't think it's wise to just extrapolate from mouse data and start blindly taking 6 grams a day. BTW, I was lucky in that I am almost vegan (11 years), just eat a little fish, maybe 2 cans of wild sardine a week, otherwise plant based with very little ultra processed food. So my taurine intake, supplements aside, was not high.

[@wellinever1558]

What was your level

[@peterz53]

@@wellinever1558 using the iollo test it was 100 micromolar, but am a little uncertain about test, so will use an amino acid profile from LabCorp next time, in November, and do it after a couple of weeks of no supplements and a well documented diet. 100 micromolar is pretty good for my age, suggesting I don't need to supplement to a significant degree.

[@edsalem6800]

Every expert has their own secret on how to live longer. Is it taurine, glycine, dhea, melatonin, dha, etc etc, etc...?

[@2coryman]

Keep the mitochondria well fed for it produces energy for the whole body, eat chlorella and spirulina, Maybe the we can produce our own needed supplies

[@nikitaw1982]

theres a machine at my gym called an S-force matrix and I do high intensity intervals on it, similar to hill sprints but easier on the joint. The first time i used i was almost passing out and almost needed to vomit from the exertion. I did i 3 times a week and by the second week i could go as hard as i wanted and i couldn't get the same muscle burn or loss of breath like the first and second time. I have been fit in the past but i'm curious what changes happened in my system to suddenly be able to tolerate that level of effort in my thighs which are the biggest muscle groups in the body. More mitochondria or suddenly waking up more of them, maybe they suddenly store more of the substances they need to function when more demands put on them. PS its 2023, you would think there would be more devices you can use while training to tell you what ur body chemistry is doing while you train or if you do physical work....ie do you need more, sugar, or are you dehydrated? maybe ur low on B vitamins. u put a sensor on ur tongue or u pee on a strip. Maybe you have a sensor implanted in ur belly that reads what ur blood is doing like those wearable blood glucose monitors CGM (Continuous Glucose Meter) I'm very disappointed they aren't subsidized by health care, atm they are $900 and you need a new attachment each month which is $400 in my state. Obesity is first worlds number one problem, 80% covid hospitalizations obese. PPS docs only pushed the Vax which barely worked and countless injurys yet zero push for supplements like this. D vitamins at least.

[@CraigMullins1]

Generally safe for kidney disease? What labs to look for or talk to your dr about? ckd dose?

[@mkshffr4936]

I am looking at Taurine and L-Arginine for my continuous A-Fib. The Beta Blockers and Calcium Channel Blockers are just destroying me with muscle pain and weakness.

[@angelofamillionyears4599]

take 3,000 mg per day of Taurine and walk in the sun without shirt for 1 hour per day,

[@dinomiles7999]

Bryan Johnson Blueprint, Ai will soon take the guess work out of it and all gurus and snake oil salesmen will soon be gone. Don't die, see you in 2500

[@christopherwhitley9923]

For those of us that used beta alanine, taurine is a life saver. Because if you didn't know, beta alanine can reduce taurine in the body.

[@josephgitahi2090]

Great information highly appreciated 👍😁🎊

[@ptours99]

so dr hasmi what is recommended amount of taurine for stage 3a ckd and 73 years old

[@Rich-kw2fh]

Thank you very much for including slides in your presentation. That greatly enhances both viewing and note-taking. I hope you will continue to do that in future videos. And the slides need not originate in studies; you can make your own. They really enhance understanding!

[@SELFPrinciple]

Thanks for the feedback. Yes, that is the new style I am trying to make it better to understand.

[@1947froggy]

I started a low dose, but I think (not 100% sure) it made my BP go too low (I am on some BP meds). Does anyone know if taurine has an effect on BP? THX

[@scorpiongoh5430]

YES, It lowers BP

[@kristabel71]

Apparently not in most women, unfortunately studies show it increases our bp. So disappointing.

[@jdlpa2024]

Do you think someone with 3a CKD would be able to take say a gram a day without issue?

[@iassenlazarov4421]

Hm, am I calculating it right? 1000 mg per kg would mean that an average person should have around 80 grams of taurine per day in order to observe similar effects (if we count only body-mass as a relevant indicator)... That doesn't sound very sustainable.

[@kiranbala90]

Watch The Sheeky Science Show, Vijay Yadav said its 3-6 grams a day for 80kg person. He's the one who done the study I think.

[@Lonewolf__666]

@@kiranbala90great.. as I’m taking 5 grams a day .

[@rbvvillaraso4865]

I appreciate listening from beginning to end. I learned a lot. Thank you and God bless.

[@SELFPrinciple]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for your support!

[@origenjerome8031]

Why is it that most research studies always end with "needs further research"?

[@conscious_choice]

Money. They get payed for each research. New research=new funding= more money coming in.

[@nikitaw1982]

because can't study on a billion people at a time. Unless mandate it with threat of loss of livelyhood.

[@Bayo106]

Because that's how reql science works. Actual science is about truth, not jumping to conclusions that we think sound nice

[@raywatlington5651]

I had that exact same thought just this morning. I think that it absolves the presenter of responsibility for negative outcomes in the case when it doesn't work for you. See "I told you more research is needed"

[@Rosina2727]

What a lovely soft voice he has. Nice video.

[@southerngirl1408]

I agree he has such a relaxing voice, and I love his content

[@AndyHaynes-c4w]

Can u keep the slides of information on for longer please

[@dannyiskandar]

is Taurine safe for kidney disease at any stage?

[@scorpiongoh5430]

Not at 5 stage

[@chrisj8764]

Respectfully I think it is far too early to raise the possible use of taurine for humans based on one study with mice

[@PierreDybman]

Cats and dogs are being supplemented daily as it’s added in pet food, and many furry friends tend to live 15 years and longer if we’ll cared for, so it seems pretty safe and effective. Additionally taurine is produced by the body, so it’s not a foreign compound.

[@jimroth7927]

Many so-called "energy drinks" contain added Taurine, so humans are already widely using Taurine supplements. Is that a good idea? Hard to say.

[@KenjiEspresso]

You do you bro bro 😂

[@jowarren4083]

Who is stopping you from not taking it?

[@nikitaw1982]

N equals 1. use it and see what it does for you

[@angelofamillionyears4599]

Does this mean that we should eat more meat as we age?

[@writehandman2833]

Very interesting. Thank you.

[@van3363]

Is taurine safe for CKD patients?

[@SELFPrinciple]

Overall, I am not aware of any harms from taurine in CKD patients. But always, check with your doctor if you are going to take it.

[@coffeetalk924]

You have a great voice Doc. Calming. I could listen to you for hours. Thanks for the great info

[@wisdomguy9837]

Is taurine safe for person with ckd stage 3?

[@parveenpillay8084]

So many Docters ,sprook about TAURINE. PLEASE WHY CAN'T WE MERE MORTALS GO SUPER MARKET, AND PHARMACYS ETC ETC

[@youdoer]

I used to take taurine daily. I am restarting to see if it helps my heart. Originally I started taking taurine to see if it would help my tinnitus. Honestly, I do not think it did. I gradually got up to taking 10 g per day. I personally did not notice any side effects; however I stopped taking it and also did not notice any difference. Thanks for the video.

[@drSamovar]

I don't mind the 'thanks" button....i like it, in fact....but what i DON"T like is apparently it blocks/removes the "save" widget.....oy

[@ozgun6611]

I am 146. I have been supplementing with gogoboline for at least 4 decades, at about 1225 mg/days. I just passes gas!!!

[@downdog8852]

SHOULD YOU TAKE TAURINE IF YOU HAVE KIDNEY DISEASE, THANK YOU FOR THE INFO.

[@nikitaw1982]

I know Lgluatmine can be broken down pretty easy by the liver into sugars as needed to regulate blood sugar. I wonder if taurine is similar. Did you call a chemist or ask ur doctor about kidneys and taurine?

[@022141able]

Is 83 to late to start taking Taurine?

[@andrewdrummond1244]

According to another posting I watched about taurine benefits. You can start supplementing at any age, but the best results seem to be from the over fifties.

[@The-Contractor]

Citicoline (Cognizin) has some evidence supporting its use to offset cognitive decline. The NIH has published some studies in this regard. I use 250 mgs a day and noticed improvement in memory after a couple of weeks. Waiting on my order of taurine to arrive. Could be interesting.

[@Lacepwrlftr]

Mice 1000 mg per Kg of body weight ??? Humans to take How Much ? is it sold in truck load bulk?

[@PT-hr2fw]

Awesome info and well presented!

[@farookjahoor4977]

When I was studying human muscle protein synthesis back in the 1980s I was surprised to discover a very high level of free taurine stored in muscle cells. This was puzzling to me because in those days I thought its primary use was only to synthesize bile salts to facilitate fat absorption. I thought it was a "sink" to store excess sulfur from the amino acids methionine and cysteine which are toxic at high concentrations. At the time I did not know about all the other metabolic and physiologic uses and myriad health benefits of taurine. BTW I think the reason blood taurine rises during excercise is because of increased release from this muscle store due to increased blood flow through tissues of the large muscles.

[@richricogranada9647]

How come Sean mentions Ox(an Animal), if he is an Indian? Aren’t you a vegetarian?

[@capt.a.a.pirani5135]

What about Taurine in red bull?….. is red bull ok to have ….? Since it has laws caffeine then coffee (sugar free version)

[@josephwanjiku6853]

Bro It's krap

[@lucimckinery1492]

Taurine was recommended for me to use as a diuretic to help lower my blood pressure. I would always spike a bit [170/80]. After a few days, I started seeing regular spike numbers regularly. A few weeks later I had my yearly checkup and my blood pressure was through the roof [ 216/102]. I never in my life had any sign of‘white coat syndrome’. After a bit of research I found that studies had been done,and as it turned out, only 5% of the female population can tolerate extra taurine. The rest of us get excessively high blood pressure. In stead of a benefit I am now happy if I get a reading of 170/80. So please attach a warning to women

[@jhakku1401]

Would love to hear the replies in this regard.

[@janiesherwood6403]

Not the taurine

[@kristabel71]

What is your basis for saying it's not the taurine? There are several studies indicating that.

[@johnlund1497]

I read somewhere that taurine lowered bp. Maybe you have other issues. Maybe.

[@curtbrenner1541]

My question is, is that the touring that you buy in a powder form and nobody ever talks about this is it made in a pharmacy synthetic and does that have a influence on our health as opposed to getting it naturally from whatever source it comes from would love to hear some thoughts on thatthank you so much and what is the difference between a natural source and a pharmaceutical source? I’m sure there’s gonna be all kinds of different answers. Thanks in advance.😅

[@BJ-kv4zg]

I have been taking up to 3g a day for tinnitus. Nice to read I'm gaining all these other benefits as well.

[@nadpillay6219]

Did it help yr tinnitus.

[@BJ-kv4zg]

@@nadpillay6219 Definitely. It's the only thing that helps. Even on good days I take at least 500mg to keep a steady level. Thank you for asking.

[@BJ-kv4zg]

@@nadpillay6219 Yes, definitely helps. It also has helped everyone I have recommended it to.

[@dinomiles7999]

Bryan Johnson Blueprint, Ai will soon take the guess work out of it and all gurus and snake oil salesmen will soon be gone. Don't die, see you in 2500.

[@blkbrn1952]

I have Taurine in a food grade powder, how would any suggest I take it? Do you add it to liquids, such as coffee or what else could I add it to.

[@davidbell7094]

Great video thanks. Would you say it was ok to get more Taurine in your system,say from energy drinks that contain Taurine or knot Thanks?

[@jorgeluisrodrigues1322]

😅😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@bobgilmour3172]

What’s with the auto guns shooting hay bales? A truly stupid ad/product.

[@adamgarthwaite5764]

Great information

[@michaelmelamed9103]

No, the game never changed. Simply, the country was duped into eating cereal and plants. Support the cattle industry. Cow and pig fart is not blowing the ozone layer to pieces However, people who eating cabbage and oatmeal are not good companions, especially, in inclosed spaces.😂

[@mkshffr4936]

😂

[@Lonewolf__666]

Cow and pig fart 💨 is not blowing the ozone layer to pieces 🤣

[@pollypocket2081]

Terrible stomach cramps and diarrhoea after 2 days on Taurine

[@Pona1234]

It is in Red Bull

[@jorgeluisrodrigues1322]

So what?

[@Pona1234]

@@jorgeluisrodrigues1322 So what what.

[@Psalms20A21]

🌿Thank You🌿Will share! 🌿👑🌿GOD BLESS🌿🕊🌿

[@dianafarmer5445]

Maybe they should study Cats instead of Mice, Cats require more amounts of Taurine in their diet than People do I think. You can Taurine supplemented milk for Cats.

[@Chacarruna]

The issue steams from cat diets during the 80s. Those diets were loaded with cereals, which were at a surplus. Cats are absolute carnivores, which us, mice and monkeys are not. The telltale sign was Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy in cats. Nowadays cat diets have enough protein and even supplemented with Taurine. Despite today HCM is the most important heart disease in cats, the proportion has dropped from the one in the 80s for deficiency in their diet.

[@stanlevox2291]

What's the translation of 1 gram per kilogram of mice to humans? A 180 grams or 6 oz of steak worth of protein in one simple amino acid doesn't translate for me. Can someone please clarify?

[@1rocknroy]

I can't imagine anyone watching this video needing to be sold on avoiding aging.

[@donnah5378]

Is this the same as magnesium taurate?

[@jorgeluisrodrigues1322]

It has taurine.

[@dirkmoore4224]

Every day more and more research proving low carb and or carnivore diets are the healthiest lifestyle for longevity.

[@sportbilly6329]

@@UnknownMale565species appropriate diet for 5 millions years humans are apex predators all fruits and vegetables that exist today are man made (all of them) everything a human needs is contained in meat a human needs nothing from plants that they can’t get from meat, how about cite your sources that they are not healthy? And please have them be controlled studies no food questionnaires and studies that count lasagna as “red meat”

[@Bayo106]

Lmao.

[@mkshffr4936]

Truth.

[@davew2448]

Intermittent Fasting helps and it’s so easy to do.

[@veronicajohns2993]

Thanks for the information. Where do you purchase it? Thanks

[@kathyfrazier9522]

Good morning, I am thinking of trying taurine. I do how ever need to know if it would interfere with other products I have taken for years. I take Magtine, D3,red algae, turmeric, berberine,cucermin, do you know?

[@douglaslegvold9215]

Make sure to take vitamin K2/mk7 with your vitamin D3. It’s puts the calcium in your bones, not in your blood vessels

[@MsSturbuck]

Wow impressive ! This is why I stopped being vegan.Just last year we weren't even aware how essentianl all those nutrients are and science is still evolving.There is SO much we don't know.

[@lpg12338]

Exactly, as our understanding of the subject changes so does the “science”.

[@robbertag808]

Most already knew that. Just some vegans didn't...

[@Dogman3690]

They are learning simple nutrients can renew your cells of your body.

[@simonround2439]

Yes carnitine is another nutrient which is looking increasingly beneficial - also from animal sources.

[@nikitaw1982]

public health supposedly a priority and they jack the cost of dairy meat eggs up more than a third. they blame the economy but then here they are banning cage eggs and banks are selling off cattle farms for the carbon credits. Gov not ur friend. Construction workers super high suicide rates, yet they don't get given this sort of information, BetaAlinine and Taurine and creatine and B vitamins are pretty cheap and super good for strength and endurance yet they aren't told anything. Even basics like get 2grams protein per kilo body mass.

[@P.L.M.]

Which one is better, natural or lab made taurine?

[@SELFPrinciple]

great question. I don't have any studies to show one is better than the order. Folks following a plant based diet don't get enough so often times supplementing is good. Most supplements are synthetic taurine.

[@yeonheebuehler9140]

Can CKD1 person take?

[@markdlt2989]

Can we do labs for our Taurine? If so which one?

[@artrebel1182]

I think this doctor just made a positive argument for a carnivore or ketovore diet especially for older folks. How about eating carnivore and use a good multivitamin for substitute for fruits and veggies...maybe safer than isolating taurine and risking nasty side effects.

[@van3363]

Taurine can be found in plant sources high in protein like beans, legumes and nuts. Vegans are consuming Taurine as well.

[@kikivanderwal8283]

Taurine is available in many foods and feeding mice such a high doses and then measure the reaction doesn't say much of a smaller amount taken by human beings it seems to me. Americans are very focused on supplements, perhaps because they eat not very healthy with a lot of fast- and junk food. Most old people I know here and like me are still volkdancing and in their eighties( I am only 77) hardly take any supplements and are fine.Ofcourse we also get age related conditions but I guess, to die healthy at the end, will not happen anyway.

[@sansabh]

What is the best dosage for an adventurous person, and should one have it on an empty stomach or with meals? Please advise me

[@miltonfoster154]

Take on empty stomach for best Absorbsion.

[@no2thenwo737]

How much/ A teaspoon, tablespoon per day? Thanks. @@miltonfoster154

[@lolodee3528]

3-6 grams a day

[@sansabh]

Thanks, ​@@lolodee3528

[@johndemore6402]

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[@amanyahaubrae2564]

Thank you for sharing ❤

[@pz3j]

Do any insects contain taurene?

[@makarov138]

You might be interested to know that the oldest people living down in Okinawa, that are in their 80-to-100+ years old, who eat the traditional ancient diet, eat a lot of NORI seaweed everyday. They put it in everything! And NORI seaweed is loaded with taurine. That's why they live healthy for so long!

[@philipg9611]

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