age of a person

who is a board-certified genetic counselor and the director of clinical product at Orchid Health, which is all about genetic testing.

So that's what our episode is going to dive in today, looking at how paternal age really impacts having babies and going through all this.

But Maria, we are delighted to have you back again.

Thank you for joining us.

Yes,

I feel like we've been under construction for three years now.

Our house is finally at a stage where it doesn't feel like I'm going to fall into a construction zone.

Yes, we were taking our first break this summer, but as soon as we're back from our last vacation of the summer, we are back to putting holes in our house again.

That doesn't make sense.

And, um, Age has a lot, you know, there are a lot of people who make it to their old age and are brilliant.

And most people, especially the boomer generation, and I'm not just pointing fingers because I'm saying facts will prove it, the boomer generation has had impact because of things that they were exposed to that maybe we didn't know a lot about.

Aluminum cookware causes Alzheimer's.

But if it happens all the time, that's when you end up with long term depression or anxieties.

Now, is cognitive decline a concern for you as you age? Do you sometimes notice your energy and mood slipping throughout the day? Well, today we're going to be exploring what the food on our plates might have to do with both and how much the science can really tell us.

This is Age Better with Liz Earle, and my mission is to change the conversation around aging.

It is my firm belief that we can decide how to thrive in later life.

Aging well is a journey, and I want you to discover just how good it can feel to age better than you ever thought possible.

They're not trained to treat it or deal with it, which would be probably the best treatment for most of these patients.

It's true, isn't it? We kind of always need to throw up the rule book with medical training and think about the body as a whole system and not allow these subspecialties.

I came across that when I was writing How to Age, which, thank you, you're very... kindly wrote an endorsement for because for me it was all about mitochondria and every medic i spoke to was talking about the role of mitochondria and you mentioned mitochondria early in the brain and you know how we can feed them and look after them and i guess that also comes back to what we eat on a daily basis as well

Age regression.

Age, not age, age, A-G-E is what we're talking of.

Right,

right.

I sort of learned that lesson.

I see the signs coming much, much earlier and I can just go, oh yeah, this actually just doesn't feel right and just leaning into the intuition of that and the self-trust of that, which also just comes from Age, which it's still a little shocking to me that you're 15 years younger than I am.

I always spoke to you like you're my age.

We're the same age inside.

You're, you're my daughter's age.

age.No way, no way.

Yeah, you're my daughter's age.

Yeah, yeah.

This, however, was abandoned in favor of the present title, while the work was going through the press.

During September and the early part of October 1888, Nietzsche added to the original contents of the book by inserting the whole section entitled Things the Germans Lack, and aphorisms 32 through 43 of Skirmishes in a War with the Age.

And the book, as it now stands... represents exactly the form in which Nietzsche intended to publish it in the course of the year 1889.

Unfortunately, its author was already stricken down with illness when the work first appeared at the end of January 1889, and he was denied the joy of seeing it run into nine editions, of 1,000 each, before his death in 1900.

And the same holds good of the tamed man, whom the priest has improved.

In the early years of the Middle

Ages, during which the Church was most distinctly and above

all a menagerie, The most beautiful examples of the blonde beast were hunted down in all directions.

Cassagy? Oh, Parky, darling, it isn't cassagy, it's corsage.

A-G-E is pronounced "age" as in garage.

Oh, they're beautiful.

Where did you get them?