I’ve already read about who is Peter Diamandis. No more questions)
But his experience is worthless for (almost) all of us. Just hope that such people move progress a little bit further.
I do not think so.
As some of us follow/try his dosing.
Most items are not very expensive, shopping around.
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Looks like he dedicated all his time to support his body. It’s a full time job with no weekends. It probably consumes all his energy. Wondering if he has any other interests in his life - probably no room for anything else.
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Not a fan of hi btw lol. Yeah, I might do some things he does (since some interventions are common knowledge already), but he isn’t someone I’m interested in following.
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Peter’s Investment & Advisory Portfolio
Abra, Alysm Energy, Anduril, Applied AI, Axonic, Booster, Cellularity, Colossal, E-Space, Form Bio, Fountain Life, Gameto, GhostFire, Haut AI, Human Longevity Inc, Immunis, Intelligent Internet, Invisible Technologies, Jetson, Life Biosciences, Lifeforce, Lila, Marvel Biome, Merge Labs, Newlimit, OneSkin, Openwater, Paradromics, PeroNova, REACT Neuro, Radicle Science, Science, SourceReady, SpaceX, Variant 3D, Vatomic, Viome, xAI, WHOOP, Retro Biosciences.
He has unlimited re$ource$.
When he speaks I listen.
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Amazing. Just curious but is this guy really giving himself 6 injections a day (peptides)? He is tougher (and braver) than he looks. I like the physical interventions: PEMF, red light, sauna, weight lifting are all useful. I’d add some cardio and HIIT. At his age I doubt he’s lifting hard for 40 minutes x 5 days a week so he could definitely shift some resistance training time to other systems. But all those supplements….? I limit myself to 10 supplements to avoid the slippery slope of wishful thinking.
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What this tells you is that taking lots of supplements like he does isn’t bad for you. If he doesn’t make it past 95, then I’ll reconsider my thesis.
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Funny. My thesis is people (me too, previously) take a lot of supplements to make themselves feel better about the lifestyle improvements they can’t live with. But maybe I’m missing out. I’ve decided I’d rather die of not taking something I didn’t understand than die from taking something I didn’t understand. Good luck to us all.
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I have a similar take. It’s his access that makes him interesting. He’s incredibly longevity focused and is invested in the bleeding edge of longevity science and the things he’s doing now are things that will undoubtedly end up being widely available in the next ten years. While 90 percent of what he’s doing it out of most people’s means it’s well worth tracking the compnanies.
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Those who are not aware…
“Peter Diamandis, MD serves as the Co-founder and Vice Chairman of Fountain Life. He is also recognized as the Chairman of the Board and a Founding Partner, having played a key role in the company’s formation through the merger of his previous venture, Fountain Therapeutics, with Dr. William Kapp’s Longevity Performance Center in October 2020.”
If you have the re$ourse$/mean$…
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I roll my eyes whenever I see people that are trying to slow down aging use interventions that increase growth hormone. It tells me they either don’t know what they are doing, or that they care more about feeling good in the short term than actually aging slowly and living long. There is so much evidence indicating that growth hormone is pro-aging.
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Yeah, I’m inclined to agree. I think it’s directly eating into the bodies reserves. One thing I do wonder though whether it may decrease lifespan but shorten morbidity. I don’t think that would be an argument for its use but I could see the appeal.
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I wonder the same. I think it’s possible it could shorten morbidity and increase lifespan in some cases, especially if you’re old and have very low levels of it. But I think the longer you take it, the more likely the overall effect is going to be harmful.
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I agree with @DrRoss with use of doxycycline at antibiotic doses. Doxycycline at sub-antibiotic doses is an MMP-9 inhibitor which is where I see it has utility in trying to avoid the BBB breakdown that is a major factor (and mediated substantially by MMP-9) in those with AD - and enhanced in those with ApoE4’s. So getting 100 mg tablets and doing 25 mg twice daily should get adequate MMP-9 inhibition without significant alteration of the gut microbiome - which is indeed a critical item for health.
We don’t have enough human data on outcomes, but I do have patients doing this, and I will be interested in tracking if we have improvement on their Beta Amyloid 42:40 ratio and p-Tau 217.
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I wonder what exactly was the help?
I’ve never felt good long term when raising igf1/gh even if I feel good short term. It come with too many side effects to closely manage.
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