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Dr. Matthew Walker on Sleep for Enhancing Learning, Creativity, Immunity, and Glymphatic System
59:55of the thermal manipulation with those cohorts, too. So I think it's a very interesting intervention1:37:33our circadian rhythm is blunted. And so I think that's another area for aging intervention, is how can we modulate the circadian1:39:45does so in the elderly. So I think there is all manner of sleep possible interventions
Dr. Elissa Epel on Telomeres and the Role of Stress Biology in Cellular Aging
23:54interventions that do at least appear to slow aging. You've looked at associated studies, but you've also done some intervention trials as well.26:02can we keep ourselves in a stress state. So that's one of our targets in our interventions. We really like to look at rumination, that's why meditation is so interesting because it46:32So what we really want are these intervention studies in humans. How much can we really move these things around?
Dr. Roger Seheult from MedCram on COVID-19 Vaccines, Vitamin D, and Heat Hydrotherapy
9:48that makes certain interventions more plausible and more efficacious.9:56And then there's the later phase of COVID-19 where patients generally are hospitalized or on oxygen. And we see other types of interventions to be much more effective.12:03intervention, be it hydroxychloroquine, be it ivermectin, and we can talk about those things.
Jed Fahey, Sc.D. on Isothiocyanates, the Nrf2 Pathway, Moringa & Sulforaphane Supplementation
16:04again, based on the epidemiology. This has not been the subject of interventions of randomized clinical trials, for example.1:32:43And those trials are far too expensive to do as an intervention when you're looking at a population and asking "Does this prevent cancer in someone who's not at high risk for1:40:40and how it can be very powerful in cheap dietary intervention that may make a huge difference
