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over time. So, you know, they are of embryo selection, etcetera. That's obviously a bit of a different topic, but when you're talking about chronic diseases, comorbidities that reduce the quality of life and shorten lifespan, then, I think that's a p
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...of a healthy lifestyle, sleep, exercise, diet, and the environment. Just fixing those things, is the first priority. You know, you could take a bunch of supplements or a certain medication, and you can see improvements in, your health by doing that.
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healthy. Because the the current health care system is just broken, and and you cannot spend billions on keeping people barely alive and suffering for additional six months, which we currently do. So I think the field moving there. So, getting more r
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And so, again, I think that's how we scale this. And so if we have good recommendations about what to measure, how often to measure it, and good tools for interpreting that data that can do it in a mostly automated way, that gets us 90% of the the wa
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...for a 100 healthy. I think that's doable. I I'm very excited. I guess it's a little bit of a edgy topic, but I'm very excited by Tony Weisskoury's work from Stanford. And he had a company that's now sold, Alquist, which talked about factors in young
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...to be healthy. And so I put my biomarkers out and said, basically, I have the best biomarkers of anybody in the world.
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