Longevity

“And I didn't see like that many great teams working on, on longevity. I thought a lot of it was like kind of snake oil.”

“My next frontier that I'm really getting involved in is, like, longevity, ok? Peptides, stem cells, all of that. Like, I think that is the wave of the future. Like, I think that is gonna change the scope of people's lives.”

“Because there is no pill for longevity. Longevity means that you have to have good practices, which means you have to let go of your current lifestyle, Not a hundred percent, but to a certain 80, 90%, where you are disciplined, you are doing things on time.”

“Strength training as the number one longevity intervention. Signal. Absolute biggest signal ever.”

“There's an amazing study done at Yale where they found that people who have positive views about aging at age 30 live seven and a half years longer. Now, to put that in perspective, Cody, seven and a half years longer, that is more than the effect of exercise,…”

“95% of what's going on around it today is snake oil sales. You know, driven by, you know people trying to sell supplements and, you know, new treatments and process that are really not driven by actual science.”

“I also think like the biohacking community, as you said, it, like the set of people who were really, really early off label GLP one adopters interested in longevity, neuromodulation with ultrasound Stem cell injection, for example, like that has been like a fr…”

“Basically, somebody's gonna set up shop in longevity and ride a multi-trillion dollar ride. So that's what we're trying to do, is we're trying to just be home base, win the early innings of longevity, and then ride for the multi-trillion dollar market.”

“I think we're going to get to a point. We're taking pretty low doses for most people, say over 60, 58. It's not a terrible idea. It may help you live longer.”

“There's actually data to support that when you're having sex once a week, that those people live longer and have less depression than people that don't.”

“Improving longevity as like one of those AI plus bio corollaries or follows that is just really, really exciting. And I think longevity is massively underrated.”

“Keeping that super shredded look as a woman, I don't think it's great for longevity.”

“If you have a few drinks now and again, it has Literally no statistical impact on longevity or quality of life or anything like that.”

“If you drink three to four and more drinks most nights, you're going to be paying a small health and longevity downside. And then the negatives exponentially accelerate. After that.”

“I think that's possible, 10 or 15 or 20 not doubling.”

“I do think longevity and bio could be next.”

“AI and longevity are the two biggest business opportunities on the planet. There's nothing of greater opportunity, right?”

“So, like, the last invoice I got was, like, 5000 dollars, and, like, one of the supplements alone was, like, 2800.”

“I do think that there's every day, there's more evidence coming out suggesting plant-based diets are more conducive for longevity. So I think the evidence in time will speak for itself, but right now it's of all the battlefields I could choose. This is not the…”

“Longevity is so closely linked to mobility. Once you lose your mobility, you don't live much longer.”

“I'm convinced and the data shows it from population studies that a carnivorous diet isn't a longevity producing diet in the long run, right?”

“It's been shown by studying hundreds of people over their lifetimes that one of the most important, if not the most important factor, is to have a reliable partner. A pet can substitute for that if you don't have one of those at the time. But yeah, you want co…”

“80% of our longevity And our health in the future is in our own hands. Only 20% is genetic, which we cannot yet do much about.”

“It has actuarial table implications, which means the insurance industry and the pension industry, both are vulnerable to the situation in terms of if people live a lot longer, the working age population might actually, people might, if they're going to live lo…”

“There's a direct correlation between lean muscle mass and age. So like longevity. So the people who have more muscle at an older age are more likely to live longer.”

“I think the next 10 years is going to be about longevity and advances in healthcare, and I think that's going to be the most exciting thing.”

“I literally thought it was the least risky, most likely to work part of biology in general, particularly the part of biology that would be easy to test in humans, and that's very counterintuitive to most people.”

“I think we will. I think Silicon Valley has managed to produce significantly harder innovations than fixing housing, but I think that's the ticket to becoming the home for things like cryptocurrency and longevity, because ultimately people need to be able to a…”