Is Immortality Closer Than We Think?

The Science of Longevity with Longevity Science Foundation CEO, Joshua Herring

Can we truly live forever? And if we could, would we want to? In this episode, Joshua Herring, CEO of the Longevity Science Foundation, explores the complex realities of longevity science. As advancements in medicine push the boundaries of lifespan, we must ask if simply living longer is enough.

Joshua raises critical questions about access, equity, and the actual cost of immortality. Is it all about the science, or do we still need to pay attention to the basics of nutrition, exercise, mental health, and sleep? We also discuss why millennials are facing rising cancer rates and the misinformation around longevity products.

Join the conversation as we explore how to balance lifespan with healthspan, ensuring that our extra years are not marked by chronic illness and suffering, but by vitality and joy.

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In This Episode:

00:00 Introduction
02:07 The drivers behind lifespan extension
04:54 How to build a diversified health strategy
07:00 Difference between longevity and healthy longevity
10:29 The reality of longevity products
14:31 Navigating misinformation in the longevity space
17:28 Overcoming healthcare and insurance barriers to longevity
22:18 Accessibility: democratizing longevity science
24:54 Family offices and the future of wealth and longevity
28:29 Actionable steps to improve your longevity today

Resources in the episode:

Longevity Science Foundation

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