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EPISODE · Dec 1, 2024 · 26 MIN

#55 CEO of DoNotAge.org (Alan Graves) - Longevity Supplements and Tests

from Rational Optimization /w Elias Schlie · host Elias Schlie

Summary In this conversation, Alan Graves, CEO of DoNotAge.org, discusses the current state of the longevity supplement industry, emphasizing the importance of research and transparency. He highlights the need for consumers to be informed about the quality of supplements and the potential for aging to be reversible. Alan shares insights from his experiences in the industry, including his participation in the Reverse Longevity documentary, and offers advice for aspiring professionals in the field. Links - ⁠DoNotAge.org⁠ - ⁠Zelar.City⁠ - YouTube Chapters 00:00 Introduction to DoNotAge.org and Alan Graves 03:10 Research and Development in Longevity 06:33 Challenges in the Supplement Industry 10:29 Consumer Awareness and Education 13:57 Reversibility of Aging 16:41 Personal Discoveries in Longevity 17:56 Experiences from the Reverse Longevity Documentary 19:49 Advice for Aspiring Longevity Professionals 21:54 Founding Story of DoNotAge.org 25:50 Links Keywords longevity, supplements, aging, health, research, DoNotAge.org, clinical trials, consumer awareness, NAD, rapamycin

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