Longevity Science Just Changed - and Scientists are Backtracking
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Top Comments (10)
You may want to remove Peter from the thumbnail 😂
Peter Attia dare show his face LOL he got a few things wrong didn't he
Attia in the thumbnail. Tone deaf a bit
Why did you put a picture of Attia 🤷♂️🤣🤣🤣🤣
How credible is Attia if his most famous client died pretty young?
I smoked 40 years. I was always active. But not in peak health at all. (Also a hard drinker on weekends) I quit 6 or 7 years ago and really got serious about cycling and hiking. I do one or the other everyday. I probably get 120-140 minutes of vigorous exercise (zone 3 and 4)and 200 minutes of moderate exercise (zone 2] per week. I feel great. My heart is very strong, my lungs are getting clearer and clearer (probably my most stubborn health aspect to improve) . Blood work is great. It’s never too late to turn your health around. I think in a couple years I’m not going to feel like I ever smoked.
I saw Attia with Sinclair and expected to see rapamycin, metformin, statins, resveratrol, etc.
Peter Attia 🤣.
Peter Attia got this video a lot of engagement....
My mom was a pack a day, or more, smoker all her adult life, and she quit in her mid 60s. Now 94-- and sure-- she's only recently on a nebulizer, but still gets around the house, and is in relatively good health compared to anyone else 94.
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Top Comments (10)
You may want to remove Peter from the thumbnail 😂
Peter Attia dare show his face LOL he got a few things wrong didn't he
Attia in the thumbnail. Tone deaf a bit
Why did you put a picture of Attia 🤷♂️🤣🤣🤣🤣
How credible is Attia if his most famous client died pretty young?
I smoked 40 years. I was always active. But not in peak health at all. (Also a hard drinker on weekends) I quit 6 or 7 years ago and really got serious about cycling and hiking. I do one or the other everyday. I probably get 120-140 minutes of vigorous exercise (zone 3 and 4)and 200 minutes of moderate exercise (zone 2] per week. I feel great. My heart is very strong, my lungs are getting clearer and clearer (probably my most stubborn health aspect to improve) . Blood work is great. It’s never too late to turn your health around. I think in a couple years I’m not going to feel like I ever smoked.
I saw Attia with Sinclair and expected to see rapamycin, metformin, statins, resveratrol, etc.
Peter Attia 🤣.
Peter Attia got this video a lot of engagement....
My mom was a pack a day, or more, smoker all her adult life, and she quit in her mid 60s. Now 94-- and sure-- she's only recently on a nebulizer, but still gets around the house, and is in relatively good health compared to anyone else 94.