Anti-aging with Coach Denys

#2-Why we age?

June 21, 2022 Coach Denys
Anti-aging with Coach Denys
#2-Why we age?
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In episode #1, I addressed the first of the 3 fundamental questions in anti-aging:  "What is aging?" In this episode, I will address the 2nd question: "Why we age?" In the next episode #3, I will start sharing information and perspectives regarding the 3rd question: "How to slow down aging?"

Timestamps of highlights in this episode:

00:01:20 Understand "why we age" from the perspective of anthropology

00:04:14 From the perspective of pathology

00:08:57 From the perspective of medical science (Introducing ‘Theory of Aging’)

00:17:49 Viewing human biology as a network of information systems

00:20:08 Summing up with key takeaway messages

Show notes:

Ref. 1: The book by Jeffrey Bland
👉 The Disease Delusion: Conquering the Causes of Chronic Illness for a Healthier, Longer, and Happier Life

Ref. 2: The book by David Sinclair
👉 Lifespan: Why We Age-and Why We Don't Have To

Ref. 3: The article at  Institute For Human Optimization
👉 Why We Get Old: The Theory of Aging

Ref. 4: NIH paper at Pubmed Center
👉 The Hallmarks of Aging

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Understand "why we age" from the perspective of anthropology
From the perspective of pathology
From the perspective of medical science (Introducing ‘Theory of Aging’)
Viewing human biology as a network of information systems
Summing up with key takeaway messages