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=== Views on Aging as a Risk=== | === Views on Aging as a Risk=== | ||
A foundational aspect of Sinclair's perspective on anti-aging research and intervention is the view of aging itself as a significant risk. He often discusses how society tends to underestimate the risks associated with aging, failing to treat it with as much urgency as other health issues. For Sinclair, the ultimate goal of anti-aging research isn't just to prolong life but to mitigate the myriad risks associated with aging, which he quips is "known to cause death" and is a condition that "runs in families," using humor to underline the universal nature of aging. | A foundational aspect of Sinclair's perspective on anti-aging research and intervention is the view of aging itself as a significant risk. He often discusses how society tends to underestimate the risks associated with aging, failing to treat it with as much urgency as other health issues. For Sinclair, the ultimate goal of anti-aging research isn't just to prolong life but to mitigate the myriad risks associated with aging, which he quips is "known to cause death" and is a condition that "runs in families," using humor to underline the universal nature of aging. | ||
== | == Supplement Protocol== | ||
*See [[David Sinclair's Protocol]] | *See [[Dr. David Sinclair's Supplement Protocol]] | ||
==Videos== | ==Videos== | ||