Chouksey: Alcohol contains DNA-damaging formaldehyde and causes cellular harm
Jitendra Chouksey · Ep #21 | WTF is Longevity? | Nikhil ft. Nithin Kamath, Bryan Johnson, Prashanth, Jitendra & Seema · Nikhil Kamath · Feb 2, 2025 · at 2:12:25
Jitendra Chouksey (founder of Fittr) discusses why alcohol is classified as a carcinogen and how it causes damage at the cellular level.
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“Alcohol has formaldehyde. Pomaldehyde has the potential to damage your DNA. So at a cellular level, it is damaging.”
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