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EPISODE · Feb 9, 2015 · 21 MIN

LS8 - Dr. Charles Tandy Talks About Human Health and Life Span

from The Longevity & Biohacking Show with Jason Hartman

Today's show has Dr. Charles Tandy talking about his thoughts on the human health and life span with Jason Hartman.   Key Takeaways 01:11 –  When Dr. Tandy was undergraduate he read The Prospect of Immortality by Robert Ettinger who talked about the possibility of preserving the human body and reviving it in the future. 04:46 – Microtechnology and nanotechnology has come a long way, and so has the scientists and technicians who are much better at the science now more then ever. 09:20 – K. Eric Drexler would want focus to be spent on developing nanotechnology devices for an atomic level in the present. 11:23 – Aubrey de Grey does experiments on expanding mice life, and if successful can be implanted on human life span; which goes hand in hand with health span as well. 16:34 – doctortandy.com for more info. For closing thought on expanding human life.   Mentioned in this episode The Prospect of Immortality by Robert Ettinger Engines of Creation by K. Eric Drexler  The Rebel by Albert Camus doctortandy.com

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