THIS Therapy Lengthens Telomere By 100%?? - Reported By A 83 Year Old Doctor

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[@r.guerreiro140]

Organic agriculture is an unsustainable fraudulent hype and you should be ashamed of defending it

[@wayneschenet5340]

The big issue with this is the $$$ Cost !

[@sgtaneja]

Magnesium supports the enzyme (telomerase), which regulates telomere length. Other secondary cofactors for telomere regulation are folate, b12, glycine, vit B3, vit C, vit D. Some botanicals like Astragalus root, Reshi fruit, Cat's claw can also indirectly influence telomeres. Update: If you are not absorbing magnesium well or feeling its therapeutic effects, try pairing it with P5P, zinc, vit D and opt for magnesium glycinate/taurinate/threonate. P5P is critical for optimal magnesium utilization. Quote : " When a telomere attains a critical short length, cells recognize it, and replication is attenuated, which results in cell senescence. Previous studies have indicated that magnesium maintains telomeric chromatin structure and integrity, as well as supports telomerase regulation. "

[@magdalenoybarra2793]

Very interesting, can you explain a little ?

[@sgtaneja]

@@magdalenoybarra2793 I have updated my previous comment to add the explanation.

[@magdalenoybarra2793]

Thank you so much for the great info , Do you have the dosage for a 56 yr old at 240lbs. ? I do take some of these supplements bit I don't feel a difference. Can you help ?

[@sgtaneja]

@@magdalenoybarra2793 It depends on your underlying health issues.

[@magdalenoybarra2793]

@@sgtaneja ah I see. Well some spikes of elevated blood pressure, pre diabetes. Chronic back pain but other than that..peachy.

[@justinshields3819]

Step 1: eat healthy (Mediterranean diet) drink plenty of water, organic green tea, berries, organic nuts with only sea salt. Make sure to check all ingredients that we consume. Get quality sleep! Step 2: exercise regularly, walk as well outside during sun exposure (natural vitamin D)* key note if you eat healthy and exercise your body protects against sun damage. Step 3: fasting is one of the keys to slow down the aging processes. If you do extended fasting of 3 or more days once or twice a year drinking only water, this will repair your DNA, produce stem cells, and will lengthen your telomeres. Which has the ability to extend your life. Incorporating all 3 steps will slow your aging process and may reverse your aging process.

[@ancesthntr]

Though it is completely different, I would be curious how a rigorous sauna routine for a similar time period affected the same markers. Saunas are far more accessible and affordable for the average person.

[@OceanFrontVilla3]

Deep breathing (box breathing) a few minutes per day is even cheaper. Humming works too.

[@UsYoungAgain]

Exactly, any physiological adversary switches on survival mechanisms

[@svenbrosa5052]

yeah also doing the 3 min miracle, i did that for 30 days i was in shock how i felt and i felt amazing energized clean stronger. cause it oxygenates your body

[@jozette-pierce]

@@svenbrosa5052 what is the three minute miracle?

[@Zett76]

@@OceanFrontVilla3 box breathing: do you exhale completely? When I do that, I feel quite stressed during the 4 seconds pause, before the inhale phase...

[@hs-gy8nn]

Hi Dr. Maroon, great speech. You did back surgery for me, my wife, and my son-in-law many years ago. Thanks to you and your example, I at 78 exercising 6 times per week and feel great.

[@Msloverawfood]

WOW, this gentleman looks and acts fantastic for 83. Keep on keeping on Dr Bryan.

[@davidstewart2871]

Worked with this technology in the early eighties. Designed the com system for a one man chamber. Michael Jackson got a unit, way back then.

[@ericsonhazeltine5064]

And look what happened to HIM!

[@furiousdoe7779]

Died alone in his chamber ?

[@davidstewart2871]

@@furiousdoe7779 If that was the case, then the question is, who was watching over him? That is the reason for the com system.

[@gmw3083]

Maybe MJ floated away

[@sjstone7337]

How did that work out for Micheal?

[@egbertrapp2503]

Great and sympathetically delivered speech. Rarely have I seen someone so cognitively and physically vital at the age of 83. Great, keep it up! 🙂👌

[@redrock1963]

At 83, he's got a 30 yr old daughter. Telomeres are doing OK.

[@bulkypug3811]

My telomere needs to be lengthened. 😥 🌭

[@stepside2839]

@@bulkypug3811 call his daughter !!!👀 ~~ 😱🍤

[@edatnatcir]

So he busted a nut in his 50s. Big deal. How old was the mother at that time and where is she now?

[@anthonykelly3175]

That would mean he had at 50, amazing, like every other 50 year old

[@UsYoungAgain]

@@anthonykelly3175 I am 50

[@apollosun6268]

Hyperbaric Oxygen

[@Galosat]

Have you really tried HC?

[@augustusbetucius2931]

I wish it were readily available and affordable. I have a friend who was trained to do HBOT, and has two chambers she uses to treat people with. She trained with the foremost HBOT practitioner in the US. She has told me that the biggest problem with this therapy is that it is hard to find people who are truly good, and qualified to administer HBOT. It's not merely a matter of turning on the valves and letting it run. My partner looked into in our area. To get it two to three times a week, which is what is needed, is prohibitively expensive.

[@bigthunder7002]

@@augustusbetucius2931how much is it to purchase your own chamber?

[@creatingawareness1947]

Breathe lol, wim hoff 🤯

[@mufasachainbreaker7757]

Isn't that just regular oxygen in a hyperbolic chamber?

[@baraki854]

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy requires a lot of big expensive equipment that takes up a whole room and a specially trained staff. You're basically inside a metal tube in which the air pressure is more than doubled while combined with higher O2 concentration. The big danger is a fiery explosion. It works because increased air pressure allows O2 to dissolve in blood plasma in addition to being carried by hemoglobin.

[@UsYoungAgain]

no, not necessarily - there are tent-like structures, 1.5 at, and oxygen concentrators are cheap..

[@baraki854]

@UsYoungAgain Yeah, I've heard of those, but for some reason, they aren't as good for the problems HBOT is medically indicated for. Whether they work well for lengthening telomeres will require some additional research.

[@kevinmithnick9993]

So, you telling me I only need an oxygen concentrator and a pressure regulator? As a welder, I have both...

[@dc37009]

@@kevinmithnick9993 Yeah, I was just thinking the same thing ! ~Makers~

[@kevinmithnick9993]

@dc37009 just wondering if it is 16% O2 + ~70% N2 + other gases at 1.5 at. If that is the case, is doable

[@RAGEBAIT19]

Step 1: have $$$$$😮

[@nicholasdemetriades9154]

100% truth. If you don't have enough $ to pay all your bills. Reduce telomere length by 100%

[@kathleenking47]

​@nicholas demetriades9154 Kids with progeria Have no telemeres

[@squamish4244]

Step 2: have more $$$

[@PressPowerPlay]

​@@kathleenking47are you serious?!?😮

[@PressPowerPlay]

​@@squamish4244exactly hyperbaric chambers are expensive. You can get one at home but it's even more expensive even if you get a portable one.

[@konagraziosi5574]

Inspiring talk! thank you! I hope I can be like this when I'm 80's.

[@marlow769]

Yeah, winning the lotto will have to be your first step.

[@spiegel3269]

Here in Vancouver you can get 10 treatments of 1 hour each for $135 Canadian dollars. 90 minute treatments are $193.50 each. So 50 treatments would be $6750 or $9675. Not bad for something that could lengthen your telomeres and extend your life.

[@djimiwreybigsby5263]

That's more than my social security for 6 months

[@nancyhunt9000]

Unfortunately, the most difficult aspect for many is obtaining strong family ties …..and/or really bonding with anyone.

[@costa768]

Adaptation to low oxygen might be better overall "We report that chronic continuous 11% oxygen commenced at 4 weeks of age extends lifespan by 50% and delays the onset of neurological debility in Ercc1 Δ/- mice. Chronic continuous hypoxia did not impact food intake and did not significantly affect markers of DNA damage or senescence, suggesting that hypoxia did not simply alleviate the proximal effects of the Ercc1 mutation, but rather acted downstream via unknown mechanisms. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study to demonstrate that “oxygen restriction” can extend lifespan in a mammalian model of aging."

[@davidgifford8112]

Surgeons performing “Off Pump Coronary Artery Bypass surgery (OffCAB) clamp the distal portion of the coronary to be operated for a short time to “pre condition” the tissue to hypoxia so that the bypass graft can be attached with minimal damage. Limited exposure to hypoxia can be useful.

[@costa768]

Also research has shown that ventilating patients with oxygen without hypoxia can cause harm, and higher oxygen levels are linked with cancer (altitude basis) etc Oxygen causes ROS and more of it means more ROS, also transcription factors related to the adaptation of low oxygen namely HIF-1 and HIF-2 trigger further expression of genes, the holy grail might be literally hiding under our noses.

[@TickleMeTimbers]

but that's in mice... there's huge differences in human and mice babies, notably the fact that humans are born far earlier in their development than mice are. do a quick search on chronic hypoxia in infant humans. then come back to me.

[@Freja_Solstheim]

And not only is that in mice. It's also a special breed of mice. I want to know if they tested this in WT mice.

[@alan2102X]

Sure, just like high altitude training, or even just high altitude living. Restrict oxygen, stimulate erythropoietin production, result: more oxygen! We're working on two ends of the same issue. Best approach is probably to alternate the two: HBO or other oxygenating treatments, alternating with high-altitude training/living for a month or so to upreg erythropoietin. Either that or use supplemental erythropoietin, but that must be done quite carefully to avoid (hazardous) overshoot, hematocrit too high.

[@jameslowellblakenship2192]

The advancements in longevity are amazing. I've been given hope to be able to enjoy my older age more and more as I continue to learn more.

[@muzzletov]

so youre convinced that you will benefit from the advancements? do you really think you can afford a HBOT treatment? the issue is not necessarily cost but rather scaling.

[@jameslowellblakenship2192]

@@muzzletov Yes, not in the form as it is on all the videos. But I'm an old hillbillies with that ability to compromise almost anything. So the cost is not the barrier. Only the process of achievement will take time .

[@alan2102X]

@@muzzletov Step across the border into Mexico and it becomes MUCH cheaper. In Mexico City, commonly $12-15 per session. Do some searches, you will find.

[@deepwaters2334]

If you lived in an underwater house, you could actually inhabit a passively pressurized hyperbaric oxygen chamber since the pressure of dense water at even 33 ft would produce approximately 2 atmospheres of pressure. The deeper you go, the higher the atmospheric pressure. The coolest thing is you could actually have an open door to the ocean underwater in your house because the hyperbaric pressure in your house would match that of the open ocean, meaning the water would not flood your house, but just pool like a pond would on the surface. Interestingly, if a hurricane caused storm surge though, this would cause the water to rise because the depth of water would have increased, increasing the atmospheric pressure needed to push against it probably by more than the decrease in pressure in the atmosphere above.

[@JJ-vp3bd]

The people of Atlantis lived almost forever

[@deepwaters2334]

@@JJ-vp3bd Maybe this is why.

[@terjeoseberg990]

You could just go scuba diving twice a week.

[@deepwaters2334]

@@terjeoseberg990 A submerged living space could give constant benefits. Going diving would be a daily activity.

[@LauraDawnTheAwesomePossum]

​@@JJ-vp3bdAtlanteans lived during a time the Earths atmospheric pressure was different. That's part of why. Maybe different oxygen levels too, I don't know. Post flood and people lived drastically shorter life spans. Methuselah lived to be like 900 something.

[@I-Dophler]

Absolutely fascinating insights here. The emphasis on epigenetic factors, particularly how diet and lifestyle choices directly influence our genes, strikes a powerful chord with me. It's a strong reminder of how much control we have over our health outcomes through seemingly mundane daily decisions. The transformative effects of hyperbaric oxygen therapy, as evidenced by personal experience and scientific study, further highlight the untapped potential in combining traditional health practices with modern medical innovations for longevity and wellness. It's encouraging to see such concrete examples of improvement in health markers and physical performance. Definitely, something to consider integrating into one's lifestyle for those looking to optimize their health span and performance.

[@UsYoungAgain]

there have been ppl active to really old age while drinking even smoking..

[@I-Dophler]

@@UsYoungAgain Interesting insights on epigenetics and hyperbaric oxygen therapy! It's amazing to see how lifestyle choices can impact our health at a genetic level. Thanks for sharing your personal experience and the research behind it.

[@UsYoungAgain]

@@I-Dophler lol it’s facts not insights what you insinuate which is low and disgusting. We all ve seen all some health gurus looking terrible while ppl leading normal lives excelling at their old age.

[@I-Dophler]

@@UsYoungAgain Lol, seems like those health gurus could use a lesson or two from regular folks on aging gracefully! 😄👴🏼👵🏼

[@williamwightman8409]

More power to anyone who can swim while also being able to breath and not constantly sink. Considering that hyperbaric facilities are not available to most: what are analogs for the John Q. Publics that may simulate these environments? In the simplest sense keeping your steps up and perhaps your time at zone 2 on the bike or walking likely have similar effects. I want to say that anything that aerobically ventilates you is in the right direction. Thanks for you excellent video.

[@deborah9384]

Hyperbaric therapeutics are available in Mexico, Grupo Hospitalario Centroid Medico. Puerta de Hierro, 2019

[@deborah9384]

Diet and exercise can change dementia ( before a person has dementia) clean food, water, no caffeine. This Dr. will be here at 100+. WOW.

[@thanosspeedy2321]

EMF + wrong food + blue light + no sun exposure + stress + chlorine + water with deuterium + no grounding = Mitochondrial dysfunction

[@michaelsteffen4887]

My telomeres are short- I need to lengthen them. Glad this popped up!

[@thanosspeedy2321]

if you enjoy your life , happiness , love, and have an interest in learning new things of substance, then biochemically you create a chemical process of activating Telomerase (NUCLEOTIDE ENZYME) that goes and expands the telomeres. Start by loving you.

[@marktrail8624]

I don't think you can lengthen them, only slow down the shortening process.

[@susanc.2482]

I only can run, I can't swim and not even riding a bicycle but I would like to become a triathlon before 60's. This will be really fascinating:-).

[@furiousdoe7779]

Susan… i think these men know how to exaggerate 😂

[@UsYoungAgain]

@@furiousdoe7779 why, I am 50 and do not even train, and can run, swim and lift weights...

[@suevelez3309]

I just don’t know bc my mom is going on 102 yrs. Brought up on a farm, still eats southern food, use’s bacon grease to season her food , cleans her house does her laundry does her bills lives in her own home ,she has worked most her life,didn’t retire till going on 80, raised 3 grandkids still baby sits,I don’t know what it is for her living so long ,she only takes 2 pills a day,I’m just thank full for her,oh and she has 2 great great great grand baby girls.also she never smoked or drank maybe that had something to do with it,also my mom does not like to drink water,but she horses herself to drink it,anyways I don’t know the secret to living a long life except maybe just moving just keep on moving…

[@julienestella]

83? While society tells us that 30 y.o is already too old ..😢 Thank you for inspire me. Is he really 83?

[@cryforthemoon]

Hollywood put that idea out there. 30 years old is extremely young. It's only 1/3 of a human life span.

[@ruxsack4021]

"They" say 30 is old because that's when you uh... "ladies" hit the fertility wall & lose a large amount of your fertility & attraction. Known as "Leftover Women" in China. Ew

[@jenifernadeau]

Once you detach, or set boundaries as best you can from society and what people want to believe is civilization LOL when it's really not civil at all..... and detach from any unhealthy or low vibrational family members, you will thrive, and your life will be transformed from the inside out❤

[@miloradmilutinovic7691]

1/10th ​@@cryforthemoon

[@Zett76]

Too old for what? And who is this "society"? You should have a talk with him. 😀

[@newdata]

Conclusions The life-spans of mice in the back-tumor-HBO group were shortened by HBO exposure,but life-spans in celiac-tumor-HBOgroup were not.Ulcer formation was postponed by HBO in the back-tumor-HBO group.

[@martinklawinski2933]

I'm impressed

[@TOGAB]

Quantity of life is fine as long as you don't go all fanatical about it. But a larger quantity of an inferior quality of anything isn't necessarily a good thing, especially when referring to life. But being grateful for what quantity of days you do have improves their quality automatically.

[@Rica-In-Love]

Earthing / grounding (and limiting exposure to EMFs during sleep) is the easiest and most effective way to reduce inflammation

[@skepticalgenious]

Where are your facts from regarding grounding.

[@Aangel452]

What is the point in knowing this, if the procedure is not available to us all? I will stick with methylene blue drops!

[@LilyLulu5000]

Good point.

[@PrayingHandsministries]

Practice Breath work amount to the same thing. Increase body's oxygen.

[@salimmohammed7761]

​@@PrayingHandsministries Makes sense.

[@salimmohammed7761]

Methylene blue ?

[@Aangel452]

@@salimmohammed7761 KZbin it, buy it from a compounding pharmacist in you area. Its expensive but rebuilds and energises you mitochondria, and gives you a new life with loads of energy. I bought the book from Amazon and suggest you do, as its not expensive, or make sure you read all literature on dosage. 😀

[@user-Red5hield-exp0ser]

Top quality AC11 and CoQ10 ubiquinone is an unbelievable combination for cells and telomeres. The issue is that they are hard to find in high quality without bad ingredients added

[@boossersgarage3239]

Triathlon? Impressive, not surprised he was the only one in his age group...

[@BusinesssValues]

Beautiful findings!

[@craigsurbrook5702]

Epithalon injections 10mg per day for 10 days, then 20 off, for a year will lengthen telomeres, restoring 30 years of length. Reported study in Scientific American magazine. A study that needs to be done is, both this and hyperbaric oxygen.

[@bobgug8626]

Telomere shortening functions as a protection mechanism against cancer, so I wonder what the net effect of this therapy is over time in larger groups. The parameters look great and less inflammation will reduce cancer risk, so maybe it's not a big problem.

[@w1975b]

Iodine induces apoptosis of abnormal cells. Many people are deficient in iodine, along with numerous other nutrients.

[@Ray_Getard42069]

Telomeres themselves serve as a mechanical buffer against gene dysfunction. As they accumulate damage, they shorten until they can't take any more damage and the genes begin to mutate. Longer telomeres equates to lower cancer risk 100% of the time.

[@bobgug8626]

@@Ray_Getard42069 The shortening of telomeres with each cell division limits the number of times normal cells can divide before going senescent, the so-called Hayflick limit. Every cancer arising from normal cells (not stem cells) has to overcome this hurdle to become immortal. That's why they all either evolve activation of telomerase (the enzyme that elongates telomeres) or the "Alternative Lengthening of Telomeres" mechanism. Telomere shortening acts as a passive brake on immortality in the vast majority of cells in the body and also limits the time during which mutations can accrue within a single cell line. Most cancers are thought to arise by multiple mutations over years or decades. Longer telomeres and thereby a higher Hayflick limit means an increased capacity for tissue damage repair which is a huge advantage for an organism. If there were only upsides to long telomeres, we would have evolved them. But there's a delicate evolutionary balance between potential for tissue damage repair and limiting cancer risk.

[@bobgug8626]

The shortening of telomeres with each cell division limits the number of times normal cells can divide before going senescent, the so-called Hayflick limit. Every cancer arising from normal cells (not stem cells) has to overcome this hurdle to become immortal. That's why they all either evolve activation of telomerase (the enzyme that elongates telomeres) or the "Alternative Lengthening of Telomeres" mechanism. Telomere shortening acts as a passive brake on immortality in the vast majority of cells in the body and also limits the time during which mutations can accrue within a single cell line. Most cancers are thought to arise by multiple mutations over years or decades. Longer telomeres and thereby a higher Hayflick limit means an increased capacity for tissue damage repair which is a huge advantage for an organism. If there were only upsides to long telomeres, we would have evolved them. But there's a delicate evolutionary balance between potential for tissue damage repair and limiting cancer risk.

[@KassiusFineArt]

Anytime there's a video and beneath it is a discount code or a link to buy the item(s) they're selling, I'm suspect.

[@kevincason5309]

a man shouldnt attempt to gain from adding value to others lives?

[@myscreen2urs]

Inflammation is not the bad guy everyone thinks. It's an essential part of the healing process and in some cases facilitates growth

[@ruxsack4021]

People are becoming overly inflamed is the problem, though. Some inflammation may help healing, but not when it's too excessive & causing chronic pain/disease. Y'all are sympathizing for the problem over the people btw.....

[@rocodiaz5221]

It’s chronic inflammation that is the issue.

[@crand20033]

My mom is 102 and she doesn't eat a Mediterranean diet. She does like fresh food (and says she doesn't eat much) though.

[@limtk55]

All forms of meditation aims to push oxygen into the cells through pressured breathing techniques via holding one's breath. HBOT simply puts you in a pressurised environment externally while delivering oxygen and breathing normally.

[@benlassu1880]

I'm sure glad I have longer Telomeres from both parents and the FOXO3 gene

[@GODHATESADOPTION]

all 8 great grandparents were centenerians

[@commandresults1705]

How much did this ALL cost?

[@bertimus7031]

The common thread to all Blue zones is Fish and Seafood, not meat. No one ever thinks about that but they should. Pescatarians are Centanarians.

[@rovert1284]

Maybe. But I dislike fish. Tried. But no way. Steak it is for me.

[@fromthepeanutgallery1084]

Not anyone. Filled with mercury.

[@pubwvj]

Wrong. Bluezones eat a lot of pork.

[@fromthepeanutgallery1084]

Fish is meat.

[@jackduras6238]

You do neet organic "beef"

[@edwardsilva489]

What about for us common folk what can we do?

[@thanosspeedy2321]

if you enjoy your life , happiness , love, and have an interest in learning new things of substance, then biochemically you create a chemical process of activating Telomerase (NUCLEOTIDE ENZYME) that goes and expands the telomeres. Start by loving you.

[@OrsonAbbott]

Here's what works for me. Consume foods that are nutrient dense and bio-available. As a mammal, warm blooded, with red meat cells, focus on maintaining cells by giving them nutrients as close to what they are made of as possible. Specifically mammal meat. Over time the cells will get what they need without the toxins found in plants, processed foods, and alcohol. This also reduces toxic exposure and inflammation from added preservatives, excessive carbohydrates and seed oils. The liquid of choice is filtered water. Strength train. In other words, lift weight, increasing over time so that the body adapts and increases overall strength over time. This is to increase lean tissue. It will increase bone density, tendon and muscle strength. Sleep. I go to sleep early enough so I wake up naturally before the alarm. Waking up to the alarm means I forced my body to wake up before it was ready. Forcing the body awake means increased cortisol stress hormone for the day. In other words the body isn't able to operate optimally. If someone needs to take supplements, that just means to me that they're either not eating the right foods, or a process in the body is broken. This is what I do to, optimize cell composition. The cells should be more robust over time, leading to decreased apoptosis which would slow loss of the telomere. Maybe I am wrong, but I'm betting my life on what makes sense to me.

[@thanosspeedy2321]

@@OrsonAbbott You're absolutely right, and you smell me quite a bit of Dr, Jack kruz. Light - Water - Magnetism It takes our physiology to be in homeostasis. You open a big chapter on nutrition and I agree with you, I would add that we do not eat products outside the meridian and place where we live. The modern way of life has distanced us from our nature also because all that you describe interacts through electromagnetic frequencies that affect all our organs, resulting in various diseases over time. in the modern world that has effortlessly accepted all this artificial IMF. Water is another big chapter, that the first thing you need to know is to drink only as much as you need and when you are thirsty because of the Deuterium it contains, unless you have depleted water from Deuterium, or spring water. Gymnastics is to be done outside in nature and not in the GYM with artificial EMF and blue light. The photoelectric effect through reception from the Sun and the combination of grounding barefoot helps mitochondria produce ATP from the electrons you receive through it. Keep it up and you're OK.

[@abdelkrimdakouan7211]

what about stacking , like hyperbaric O2 while fasting after for example a cold plunge

[@josejr.8328]

Seems promising and improve many aspects of health, I guess it boosts mitochondria is the key...

[@joshm3342]

So his daughter was born when he was 55? What a guy.

[@sillymesilly]

Pranayama is a cheaper way to achieve this

[@bobgug8626]

Hypoxia only. You can't increase oxygen saturation or pressure by breathing techniques beyond what normal breathing already does.

[@w1975b]

@@bobgug8626 supplementing natural vitamin E allows muscles to do more with the oxygen available

[@stelmarsky6778]

@@bobgug8626 Um, oxygen therapy, having between let's say 92% oxygen with domestic availability to maybe 99% at medical level is way way more than even nature like in a forest. Not to mention an urban High street.

[@bobgug8626]

@@stelmarsky6778 I was commenting on the use of pranayama. Your comment is about oxygen therapy.

[@WildeMike49]

Pranayama does not increase telomere length by 100% 😂😂😂

[@signalfire6]

Videographer, please do closeups on the stage to show the speaker's presentation...

[@JamaaLS]

ok will do

[@aluna_m888]

I agree with his statement that you have to start HBO accumulating a lot of oxygen for the first 4 weeks at least. I am currently doing oxygen therapy, but only two hrs a week. I need more hrs in the chamber to actually see any results. I have ms and I do oxygen therapy to improve my fatigue, but because I haven’t had enough hrs spent in the chamber, I’m not seeing any improvements. Great video

[@rhondagraves5983]

A friend was completely healed from MS with strict plant based living and daily exercise. She's in her sixties and is solid as a rock

[@theforexcodes8133]

What pressure were the tests done at?

[@thebigpicture2032]

They seldom say but oxygen becomes toxic at more than one atmosphere of extra pressure.

[@SteveRichfield]

Why HYPERBARIC O2? Wouldn't 4X O2 enrichment work just as well - and do so without having to live part time in a chamber? What is the secret (if any) that makes hyperbaric delivery work better than simple enrichment?

[@skeeterskater5884]

Air pressure- it forces extra oxygen into tissues. I have used it extensively for reversing some of the hypoxia caused by radiation treatments for cancer patients

[@WickedGod-l7x]

Atmospheric preasure

[@alan2102X]

@@skeeterskater5884 Hyperbaric forces it in. But you can also do EWOT -- Exercise With Oxygen Therapy -- which *draws* it in. Create the demand for 02 in the tissues with exercise, especially sprinting, and the tissues will become "02 magnets". There are a number of different ways to do this. Here's what I just wrote elsewhere on this page (with preceding comment for context): @costa768 Adaptation to low oxygen might be better overall "We report that chronic continuous 11% oxygen commenced at 4 weeks of age extends lifespan by 50% and delays the onset of neurological debility in Ercc1 Δ/- mice. Chronic continuous hypoxia did not impact food intake and did not significantly affect markers of DNA damage or senescence, suggesting that hypoxia did not simply alleviate the proximal effects of the Ercc1 mutation, but rather acted downstream via unknown mechanisms. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study to demonstrate that “oxygen restriction” can extend lifespan in a mammalian model of aging." @alan2102 Sure, just like high altitude training, or even just high altitude living. Restrict oxygen, stimulate erythropoietin production, result: more oxygen! We're working on two ends of the same issue. Best approach is probably to alternate the two: HBO or other oxygenating treatments, alternating with high-altitude training/living for a month or so to upreg erythropoietin. Either that or use supplemental erythropoietin, but that must be done quite carefully to avoid (hazardous) overshoot, hematocrit too high.

[@bambolincyprus9527]

Not same. Microcapillary open up only under pressure.

[@kylecurryyt]

Jump in a swimming pool and go to the bottom and hold your breath for three minutes. Pressure from water.

[@payparallel]

While considering this therapy, take note: Possible complications during HBO therapy include barotraumatic lesions (middle ear, nasal sinuses, inner ear, lung, teeth), oxygen toxicity (central nervous system, lung), confinement anxiety, and ocular effects (myopia, cataract growth).

[@ambrosialovly3676]

Healing frequencies right here on youtube . Telomeres healing frequencies. Also hyperbaric oxygen chamber healing frequencies right here on KZbin

[@thanosspeedy2321]

Yes I work with tuning forks and I understand you, but the most important thing is the harmonic frequencies that we produce and transmit ourselves.

[@morneaugustyn3979]

Brilliant info thank you

[@servingyoukimhall2598]

This is great information but are these treatments and testing available to the general public? If so, where? What are they listed under (for a search... yes, we do that LOL)?

[@gia1947]

Where can I get clean air and water?

[@ruxsack4021]

Most likely have to make your own in most cases. Word to the wise, get a shower water filter.

[@YorkshireEmpress]

😂😂😂😂

[@got2kittys]

The trouble with lengthening telomeres is that the only cells that telomeres do not shorten in upon dividing are cancer cells.

[@knuftobor]

Did I miss the part where he says, "anyone can achieve the same results just by doing..."?

[@voytek3999]

Thank you for the video!😮😊❤❤❤

[@francevenezia]

People's TOP PRIORITY should be their relationship with God.

[@mynameisjeff9124]

No

[@shoorakhamis3904]

@@mynameisjeff9124 yes!!

[@obi-wankenobi8462]

Yes, and they should be PUNISHED if it’s not!

[@marssi7777]

On What dept you went ? Pressure?

[@MartinNyberg]

where do I get a hyperbaric oxygen kit?

[@TruthIsHardToTake]

Who can afford the time for 60 treatments, 2 hours a day, 5 days a week, with no to mention the cost of them, that are not covered by insurance? Only a high paid doctor.

[@honkhonk1555]

And the worst part is it can all be for naught if something else gets you like a car accident or something similar. Meanwhile, you wasted all that time with treatments you could have been living life.

[@IamAloha]

Retired Boomers , with only time left , in need of better health . Without health , life is challenging .

[@honkhonk1555]

@@IamAloha most boomers don’t exercise at all, and never have. Many have never even worked a physical job in their life. They’d be better off just walking 30 minutes a day and refining their diet.

[@melissarmt7330]

So, hyperbaric O2 therapy? Thank you.

[@bookwormgirl8178]

Is this the reason that so many top elites seem to live extra long ?

[@w1975b]

I doubt it's anything as innocent as hyperbaric oxygen chambers.

[@jozette-pierce]

I just love reading the droll commenters on this video.

[@normanappleton3627]

Is the rapid decline in Telomere length in the average person the result of many years of pharmaceutical abuse from over supply and use of various drugs, including recreational drugs and vaccines? This 83 YO doctor was stumbling over some of his words still.

[@sasmills]

Everyone stumbles over their words in a non-rehearsed setting. Yes, he's presenting, but it's still a somewhat more casual environment.

[@thanosspeedy2321]

Absolutely YES + EMF + wrong food + blue light + no sun exposure + stress + chlorine + water with deuterium + no grounding = Mitochondrial dysfunction

[@wegapaul3616]

Dang…anytime someone says the source is a doctor I gotta throw the information in the pile of business guided findings they’re so famous for. Make no mistake about it…doctors are the mouth pieces for corporations and there is no limits to their craftiness of fabrications to make you think you need anything other than: (1) regular Slow and Deep breathing, (2) appreciation prayers multiple times a day, (3) regular fasting [at least a consecutive 24h every week].

[@johnmcewan879]

Scuba diving applies the pressure, but you're breathing air. What effect does pressure without pure O2 have?

[@davidstewart2871]

Build-up of gasses in tissue, fat, cartilage, and bones, requiring a decompression protocol.

[@judithrochon7837]

So if you have money you can pay for good air?

[@WillowUfgood]

Have their been any studies in vitro showing oxygen having any impact on telomerase protein expression, the TRAP assay, or HRERT mRNA activity level? My guess is that any benefits of hyperbaric oxygen therapy have nothing to do with telomerase and are merely killing off old cells and forcing their replacement with newly minted progenitors. This would lead to a long-term acceleration of telomere loss, I'm afraid.

[@thedyinglight8041]

I’ve always been interested in owning a hyperbaric oxygen chamber, but I’m curious about whether or not cataracts and eye problems resulted from his frequent use of this therapy. Are there any preventative strategies to minimize the risk?

[@Aangel452]

Isn’t a hyperbaric chamber what deep divers use for the bends?

[@AvivClinics]

Traditionally, yes. That's one of the original purposes.

[@nolamitchell8232]

Twenty deep breath after a cup of pomegrenate then one egg with a cup of cacoa.. twenty deep breaths again takes you there.. exactly.more often more better

[@enalo6261]

What about IV ozone therapy? Would that be a good substitute?

[@jozette-pierce]

I've heard of drinking I donated water.

[@elisabetabaltaretu4259]

Yes..is good iv or im

[@jozette-pierce]

I meant ozonated water.

[@Dana-ml7sy]

Ok so how do we get the treatments? The cost is likely to be extortionate.

[@katbunn957]

Research it--not THAT costly ! 😮

[@End-w8f]

I can see a comedic hyperbaric chamber "unfortunate scene" for the next Final Destination movie 😂

[@veereshwarsharma1254]

Do pranayams. All these breathing exercises are bits and pieces of Pranayam. Why not do the whole regimen instead of bits and pieces?

[@Qcat335]

Okay, I want to try what you are suggesting! Where do I start?

[@andrewheaney6858]

Makes you wonder if you told some one you were giving them hyperbaric oxygen and really convinced then their telomeres were going to enlarge and have massive improvements in health…… but gave them a placebo which convinced their mind that their environment had changed ……. Would they epigeneticlly signal new genes in new way to reflect this change of mind/ environment?

[@alexdinero8284]

Compare old school: Isaiah 61:1, Exodus 29:7, Luke 10:34, "and came to him and bandaged up his wounds, pouring oil and wine on them;" and James 5:14 "Is anyone among you sick? Then he must call for the elders of the church and they are to pray over him, anointing him with oil in the name of the Lord; ...

[@DoublePhoenixAlchemy]

each element has it’s own version of the philosophers stone which is essentially nano particles , but gold is actually the best starting matter

[@azariastacia]

I wonder if we can get the same effect from breathwork as a hyperbaric oxygen tank? 🤔

[@coryconstantly]

So would scuba diving essentially work in a similar way, depending upon the depth dived and oxygen concentration being inhaled? Interesting. You know those Polynesians who live out on the boats live a long time…

[@cindyleewood1]

All of this is great. But most people cannot afford these treatments. Myself included.

[@thanosspeedy2321]

then if you enjoy your life , happiness , love, and have an interest in learning new things of substance, then biochemically you create a chemical process of activating Telomerase (NUCLEOTIDE ENZYME) that goes and expands the telomeres. Start by loving you.

[@jerryh2954]

The Doctor sounds better than the current President!

[@plejaren1]

EVERYONE in the world does ;)

[@nancyj795]

Dementia Joe is in very bad shape.

[@kasperlindvig3215]

Can you do it at home ?

[@AvivClinics]

No, it is not recommended and also the at home chambers often can't reach the metrics needed to achieve the results.

[@bcc1955]

Curious how long 02 therapy effect persisted after stopping. Assuming he stopped.

[@LeonorCercena]

Is there a correlation of lifespan with living in high altitude where the oxygen pressure is lower than at sea level?

[@jakobw135]

Isn't hyperbaric oxygen treatment rather EXPENSIVE? Is there a more affordable procedure or lifestyle change that will produce the same result?

[@grmalinda6251]

What of canned oxigen after work?

[@jakobw135]

@@grmalinda6251 What are you talking about?

[@jakobw135]

@@grmalinda6251 I don't know what you're talking about here.

[@Freja_Solstheim]

@@grmalinda6251 Canned oxygen is not enough for this. You also need a chamber where you can increase pressure to 2 or 3 atmosphere.

[@grmalinda6251]

@@Freja_Solstheim ok thank you

[@fromthepeanutgallery1084]

Are there any talks on telomere shortening? "Die Young/Die Beautiful" ?

[@uniquesensitivesnowflake7366]

What if I buy a portable oxygen concentrator? Is it the same or its just the Hyperbaric chamber?

[@shayshaysbored]

Why are so many doctors against this

[@phonixsolomon6275]

Does this therapy produces oxidative stress? Or is this part of their benefits?

[@rene-rv6pp]

He doesn't come too near to the camera

[@badkitty1285]

The s not available to me in a rural area at a reasonable price. Why taunt me with something I can’t do?

[@craigsherman5520]

Your mind taunts you. You sound disturbed and probably need to go get some!

[@badkitty1285]

@@craigsherman5520 That is cruel & rude. I am reporting you.

[@craigsherman5520]

Ok

[@mandandi]

Thank goodness i found a way to reduce inflammation daily. I will kerp it up. Also, i keep blood sugar levels low and take antibiotics daily. Let's see how it serves me in the long term. I try cleaning the body once a week.

[@MyBeautifulHealth]

Why are you taking antibiotics daily?!

[@mandandi]

@MyBeautifulHealth OK, I take natural antibiotics daily. They are in a natural plant based supplement with nutrients, antibiotics, anti-fungal, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, cleansing, and system fortifying prpoerties. It's something I made for myself.

[@Oween-21174]

Would scuba diving mimic this therapy? High pressure plus oxigen thank

[@n1mbusmusic606]

Spring water bone broth the most anti inflammatory food.

[@peterz53]

Notice that this expensive process is not compared to negligible cost of good food, exercise, topping off essential nutrients, and stress reduction techniques (like meditation). A rip off.

[@rainestorm762]

Eat lots of olives take lots of naps

[@tedmed7349]

Really what does the olives do,?

[@rainestorm762]

Pickled food is good for your system. Helps with inflammation and slows aging

[@ivanguthrie0420]

Think of the old guys in the Bible pre flood. Living 900 years or something. Now think pre flood lower sea levels so at sea level there would be higher pressure and we know there was higher oxygen levels. So at sea level it was a little like a hyperbaric chamber. Maybe that is why they lived so long or it fed the story.

[@MichelleRader-t7r]

Hey I had that thought also.

[@ivanguthrie0420]

@@MichelleRader-t7rtheory I have for all the tales of overly fantastical characters of antiquity is that the environment was more conducive to health