EPISODE · Sep 23, 2024 · 36 MIN
175 Dr. Jonathon Hill: How Applied Epigenetics May Extend Your Healthspan
from Growing Older Living Younger: About longevity, wellness, healthspan, · host Dr. Gillian Lockitch
In EPISODE 175 OF GROWING OLDER LIVING YOUNGER with Dr. Jonathon Hill, VP of Science and Technology at Wasatch Biolabs, we explore the importance of epigenetics in understanding and combating unhealthy aging and the so-called aging-associated disorders. He explains how epigenetic effects such as DNA methylation, hydroxy-methylation and addition of histones, significantly impact gene expression and overall health. Dr. Hill highlights Wasatch Biolabs' work on developing tools for detecting neuro-degeneration from blood tests, potentially allowing for early Alzheimer's detection. We discuss the role of lifestyle in epigenetic changes and the future of personalized medicine, using genetic and epigenetic data to guide individual health decisions. Episode Timeline 0:01 Introduction of Dr. Jonathon Hill 4:09 Simple overview of epigenetics 10:25 How epigenetic science became the research focus 12:30 Applications and the future of epigenetic testing 14:46 Lifestyle influences on epigenetic effects 25:33 AI and data analysis in epigenetics 28:46 The future of epigenetic based personalized medicine 33:31 Key takeaways and closing remarks Schedule your free Growing Older Living Younger Discovery Call with Dr. Gillian Get to know Your Host: Dr. Gillian Lockitch https://linktr.ee/askdrgill Learn about the work of Dr. Jonathon Hill and Wasatch BioLabs https://www.linkedin.com/company/wasatch-biolabs/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathon-t-hill/ https://x.com/wasatchbiolabs https://www.facebook.com/wasatchbiolabs/ And if you have not already done so, please follow, rate and review this Growing Older Living Younger podcast.
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