Longecity Podcast Last Updated: 25 December 2024 - 12:28 PM

Yes, Liz Parrish continues to partake in gene therapy, is healthy, and looking younger than ever. Take a listen to the podcast to hear all about recent efforts at BioViva. Bill Andrews also joins the podcast to dish out some positive news about life extension advocacy.

A positive podcast with Bill Andrews and Liz Parrish.

Some important links discussed in the podcast

Best Choice Medicine

Coalition for Radical Life Extension - Rally for Longevity Rights

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tS5qKG0smFI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DtJnEvJl5s

Here is another great interview with Kevin Perrott of OpenCures. There are a lot of new things going on at OpenCures including some new product offerings. He also discusses some interesting methods of targeted rejuvenation. It is a wide ranging discussion which also touches upon the sad state of the current medical system in the US.

https://www.longecity.org/podcast/?name=2024-12-07_longecity_now_2024_kevin_perrott.mp3

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UF8UE6cJaWQ&t=1s

For the first time ever on the LongeCity Now podcast - it's Reason!

You are probably familiar with FightAging but what about Repair Biotechnologies? Listen to the podcast to find out more about the very novel way in which Repair Biotechnologies (a company the Reason co-founded) is trying to cure heart disease. Reason also gives his opinion on the state of progress in rejuvenation research.

Check it out here.

It has been 11 years since the LongeCity Now podcast last hosted Dr. Bill Andrews of Sierra Sciences, one of the leading proponents of the telomere theory of (primary) aging.

Here is the previous podcast: http://www.longecity.org/podcast/?name=2018-04-02_longecity_andrews_2013.mp3

Sierra Sciences Website.

Some things I was wondering about.

What is the state of telomere research within and outside of Sierra Sciences?

What is holding back progress? (probably funding)

What is the status of the drug momelotinib?

Please post any questions you have for Dr. Bill Andrews. The podcast will occur within the next 1 to 2 weeks.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3ffM5SjOy8

If you are getting depressed about the slow pace of progress in rejuvenation medicine, listen to this recent LongeCity Now podcast with Dr. Matthew O'Connor, co-founder of Cyclarity Therapeutics. The invitro and in vivo studies have all shown great promise in removing 7-keto cholesterol and hopefully curing some aspects of cardiovascular disease. They are still looking for collaborators and funding.