Peter Attia: Anti-aging Cure No One Talks About! 50% Chance You’ll Die In A Year If This Happens!
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My mom lived to 99. She was bedridden the last seven years of her life. It was awful. She had osteoporosis and her back broke. She didn’t have enough strength to move herself in her wheelchair. There is no damn way my last decade will be like that. I’m turning 70 this year and I am the strongest I have ever been. My dexa scan of my bones shows improvement. Seeing a loved one suffer like Mom did is a powerful motivator.
Hormones have a massive impact on women - need to discuss this more.
I'm a 66 yr old Grandma and the other day my one year old grandson was playing with a can of paint (which he shouldn't) and tipped it over. The can wasn't sealed properly and it opened and spilled all over the ground. I was sitting on the ground with him and was able to lift him by one arm, with one arm, and hand him up to my son in law. Trust me, getting weak and fragile in our 60s is NOT inevitable 😊💪
Quick question, do you like these types of convos? If so please hit the like button on the vid - that’s the best way to let us know ❤ (also, would be doing me a big favour if you could subscribe & join our community 🙏🏾🥲) i appreciate you - SB! X
If anyone out there is reading this and open to experimenting—I’m here for it. A year and a half ago, I was 700 pounds. I’m now down to 480. I’ve been fasting, doing water aerobics daily, and rebuilding my life from the ground up. I would love to get advanced testing done to better understand my transformation, but I’m not in a place financially to make that happen yet. Still, I’m putting myself out there—ready to learn, ready to grow, and open to anyone willing to share their wisdom or take a chance on me. Also, thank you, Steven, for this valuable information and for creating a space that helps people like me reflect and grow. Your channel has been an outlet for learning, healing, and pushing forward when things feel impossible. It’s truly making a difference. I’m not perfect, but I’m committed. This is me doing something about it.
My Dad has been a gym junkie since he stopped playing Australian rules football. He is 99 and still does 200 sit ups on Sundays and 250 every day he does weights etc. how fabulous is that. 😄
You don't stop playing when you get old. You get old when you stop playing. When you stop moving, you start to rust. No one says stuff like this anymore. These are words I live by.
My dog ran into me and knocked me down years ago and hurt the back of my leg. A year later pain got worse, x - rays said arthritis from the injury and to decrease exercise involving walking and wanted to give me a prescription and told me because I was older I should expect that. I didn't listen and instead started doing stretches again and went from quarter mile a week up to eight mile walks. I have been pain - free with no loss in mobility over ten years now!
I’m turning 102 next month, never felt better! Have been exercising for the last 7 decades 💪
My grandparents and great grandmother lived to be over a hundred , they took a daily walk and ate a super simple healthy diet. They loved gardening , puzzles and having dogs . The little things in life made them happy . They never ended up in a nursing home, they were still active till the day they died .
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My mom lived to 99. She was bedridden the last seven years of her life. It was awful. She had osteoporosis and her back broke. She didn’t have enough strength to move herself in her wheelchair. There is no damn way my last decade will be like that. I’m turning 70 this year and I am the strongest I have ever been. My dexa scan of my bones shows improvement. Seeing a loved one suffer like Mom did is a powerful motivator.
Hormones have a massive impact on women - need to discuss this more.
I'm a 66 yr old Grandma and the other day my one year old grandson was playing with a can of paint (which he shouldn't) and tipped it over. The can wasn't sealed properly and it opened and spilled all over the ground. I was sitting on the ground with him and was able to lift him by one arm, with one arm, and hand him up to my son in law. Trust me, getting weak and fragile in our 60s is NOT inevitable 😊💪
Quick question, do you like these types of convos? If so please hit the like button on the vid - that’s the best way to let us know ❤ (also, would be doing me a big favour if you could subscribe & join our community 🙏🏾🥲) i appreciate you - SB! X
If anyone out there is reading this and open to experimenting—I’m here for it. A year and a half ago, I was 700 pounds. I’m now down to 480. I’ve been fasting, doing water aerobics daily, and rebuilding my life from the ground up. I would love to get advanced testing done to better understand my transformation, but I’m not in a place financially to make that happen yet. Still, I’m putting myself out there—ready to learn, ready to grow, and open to anyone willing to share their wisdom or take a chance on me. Also, thank you, Steven, for this valuable information and for creating a space that helps people like me reflect and grow. Your channel has been an outlet for learning, healing, and pushing forward when things feel impossible. It’s truly making a difference. I’m not perfect, but I’m committed. This is me doing something about it.
My Dad has been a gym junkie since he stopped playing Australian rules football. He is 99 and still does 200 sit ups on Sundays and 250 every day he does weights etc. how fabulous is that. 😄
You don't stop playing when you get old. You get old when you stop playing. When you stop moving, you start to rust. No one says stuff like this anymore. These are words I live by.
My dog ran into me and knocked me down years ago and hurt the back of my leg. A year later pain got worse, x - rays said arthritis from the injury and to decrease exercise involving walking and wanted to give me a prescription and told me because I was older I should expect that. I didn't listen and instead started doing stretches again and went from quarter mile a week up to eight mile walks. I have been pain - free with no loss in mobility over ten years now!
I’m turning 102 next month, never felt better! Have been exercising for the last 7 decades 💪
My grandparents and great grandmother lived to be over a hundred , they took a daily walk and ate a super simple healthy diet. They loved gardening , puzzles and having dogs . The little things in life made them happy . They never ended up in a nursing home, they were still active till the day they died .