Thread 76728748

>In a 2004 BBC interview, Aubrey de Grey stated "I think the first person to live to 1,000 might be 60 already."
>More recently, in a January 2025 podcast episode titled "Is the First Person to Live to 1,000 Already Alive? Aubrey de Grey Thinks So," the host referenced de Grey's original 2004 prediction. De Grey, acknowledged that progress had been "slower than hoped" over the past 20+ years due to funding and conservatism in the field, but maintained optimism: he estimated a 50/50 chance of achieving an initial 20-year postponement of age-related decline in humans within 12–15 years from 2025

>>76728748 (OP)
you can laugh all the way to the grave while I’m chillin on my yacht with babes 1/10th my age

>>76728748 (OP)
de Grey is kinda tarded and looks like Wizard Kenny the Tiger by now.

Meanwhile, I actually read PubMed and take over twice as many pills as Bryan Johnson now. Enjoy wallin while I keep getting alerts for new papers with the keywords "senoprotein" and "senolytic" and "senescence."

The only people afraid of growing old are fatties and skinny twinks

>>76728820
post your stack

Anti-aging and maximizing performance usually overlap. My interests don't extend beyond this. I don't think we'll know how to significantly extend our lifespans until we have seamless real time bio monitoring tools that can allow us to monitor every conceivable aspect of our health. Making your body function better in our short lifespans is very possible rn with supplements and lifestyle choices.

>>76728988
>until we have seamless real time bio monitoring tools
you can buy an apple watch today

>>76729002
yeah no the tools we have today are a scam the tools i'm referring to will replace 99% of the healthcare industry and will not be available anytime soon. nano technology will eventually allow us to monitor every conceivable aspect or our bodies. a watch may as well be a tinker toy

>>76728748 (OP)
Bro where is all the “the first immortal person may already have been born” bullshit coming from? We are not anywhere close to it. Is this just the medical equivalent of 20 years away from flying cars?

>>76728748 (OP)
>BBC interview
Dicks cant talk. Stop being american

>>76728893
So I ain't quite dropping everything, but here ya go; daily unless otherwise indicated...
>Vitamin A 1.5mg
>Thiamin 1mg
>Riboflavin 1mg
>Niacin 15mg
>Pyridoxine 2mg
>Folate 500mcg
>Cyanocobalamin 20mcg
>Biotin 500mcg
>Pantothenic Acid 5mg
>Vitamin C 500mg
>Vitamin D 3,000IU
>Vitamin E 15mg
>Iodine 800mcg
>Magnesium glycinate 200mg
>Zinc 15mg chelated
>Copper 3mg
>Iron 8mg
>Manganese 4mg
>Chromium 50mcg
>Vanadium 4mg (dosed once a week)
>Molybdenum 50mcg
>Selenium 200mcg
>Red ginseng extract 600mg
>Berberine 500mg
>Fisetin 500mg
>Meclizine 25mg
>Bromelain 500mg
>Turmeric 1g (30 days on, 15 off)
>Rhodiola rosea 500mg
>Elderberry extract 1g
>Ashwagandha 300mg (30 days on 15 off)
>Astaxanthin 20mg
>Banaba extract 60mg
>PQQ 40mg
>Alpha lipoic acid 600mg
>NAC 1,200mg
>Glycine 3g
>Sulphoraphane 400mcg
>Alpha GPC 650mg
>Phosphatidylserine 80mg
>CoQ10 200mg
>Uridine monophosphate 60mg
>Methylene blue 5mg
>NMN 300mg
>HMB 3g
>Ecdysterone 600mg
>Cordyceps mushrooms 1g
>Chokeberry extract 3g
>Blackcurrant extract 3g
>Acai exract 3g
>Extra virgin olive oil 15g
...and I'm leaving out a lot of more food-type stuff.

>>76728810
>1/10th my age
> if you were 100 the oldest would be 10
hmmm

>>76728748 (OP)
Anon, don't be stupid. Don't you realize he's using the magic 60 number because that's bound to be the age of most potential investors?

>>76729554
I’m 1000 they’re all grandmas.