LONGEVITY: How to Improve Healthspan, Biological Age & the Way You Age
Can you actually slow the aging process? Is biological age more important than chronological age? And what does the latest longevity research tell us about living longer—and healthier?
In this comprehensive discussion, Dr. Gary Kaplan explores the rapidly evolving science of longevity medicine and explains how healthy aging is about far more than simply adding years to your life. You’ll learn how inflammation, cellular energy, brain health, sleep, nutrition, exercise, and emerging medical therapies may influence your healthspan—the number of years you remain active, independent, and mentally sharp.
In this video, you’ll discover:
⏱️ The difference between lifespan and healthspan
🧬 Biological age vs. chronological age
🫀 Why your organs don’t all age at the same rate
🔬 The Hallmarks of Aging explained
🧪 Longevity testing, including TruAge®, NeuroAge, immune age, and whole-body MRI
❤️ The essential health numbers everyone should know (blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar, Lp(a), and heart screening)
🔥 The role of chronic inflammation (“inflammaging”)
⚡ Mitochondria and why cellular energy matters for healthy aging
🧠 Protecting brain health and reducing dementia risk through early intervention
💪 The powerful impact of sleep, exercise, nutrition, muscle health, and social connection
💉 The latest research on NAD+, senolytics, stem cells, Therapeutic Plasma Exchange (TPE), tirzepatide, and low-dose naltrexone (LDN)
🔮 A look at the future of longevity medicine, including gene therapy and biological age research
Whether you’re interested in preventive medicine, healthy aging, cognitive health, or the latest anti-aging science, this video provides an evidence-informed overview of where longevity medicine stands today—and where it’s headed.
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