How Long will Humans Live? Immortal Reproductive Cells, Future of Anti-Aging w/ Dr. Bill Andrews
As anti-aging breakthroughs become more mainstream, this space is about to explode. Most people aren’t chasing immortality—they just want to feel good as they grow older.
I’m not trying to live forever, but I want to feel amazing while I’m still here.
My latest guest is a giant in the anti-aging field—one of the foremost experts in telomere lengthening. He’s credited with first identifying both the RNA and protein components of human telomerase, the enzyme responsible for lengthening telomeres—the protective caps at the ends of our chromosomes.
This is a big deal, because shortened telomeres are thought to be one of the primary reasons we age and why our bodies begin to break down in every way imaginable. Yes, other factors like mitochondrial dysfunction and free radical damage contribute to aging, but healthy cells with long telomeres are believed to act like young cells—free from many of the issues that come with older, deteriorating ones.
Of course, this area raises a lot of ethical questions. It also makes you wonder—is this why depopulation has become such a focus for certain globalist agendas? Are they concerned that if everyday people start living longer, the population could surge beyond their control?
In this latest show, we dive into all of that and more.
He also introduces a new telomere-lengthening product that’s just $39 to try. Its part of his mission to bring solutions that are affordable to the average person. It is the most effective least expensive telomere lengthener on the market. You can buy or learn more at: https://grow.thegoodinside.com/special-offer-telo-vital-892649-lp
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Title and Link: How Long will Humans Live? Immortal Reproductive Cells, Future of Anti-Aging w/ Dr. Bill Andrews
Description: Renowned anti-aging expert Dr. Bill Andrews rejoins the show for a powerful conversation about the future of aging—and how extending healthspan could radically reshape society. We ask the tough questions:
Is it ethical to slow or reverse aging if it means more people live longer? Or is it our responsibility to help those who are suffering in a weakened, isolated, and often overlooked state? Dr. Andrews argues that extending vitality isn’t just possible—it’s the humane and logical thing to do.
We explore what a future might look like where people live longer but stay healthy, active, and mentally sharp. Could extended life bring a new wave of explorers, innovators, and contributors instead of burdens on the system?
Plus, we’re excited to announce the launch of Telo-Vital—the most promising telomere-lengthening supplement to date, now available at a price accessible to everyday people. This product is the result of years of cutting-edge research and could represent a major breakthrough in real, affordable anti-aging science. Learn more at https://grow.thegoodinside.com/special-offer-telo-vital-892649-lp
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I read an in-depth article on the Ancient Gods yesterday. The article focused on the term Euhemerism. It is a term explaining the Gods were not mythical, but in fact, human deities. Some of these gods ruled for 23,000 years. Not combined. One god ruled for that long, per evidence found through artifacts, texts, findings. Just throwing that out there.
Post-Pfizer? 5 years if they're lucky.