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Sep 9, 2026

Daniel RasmussenHOST
14:28
If today's episode gave you even one insight, pass it on.
Daniel RasmussenHOST
14:32
Then go take the free vascular age quiz at Echelon-Longevity.com slash quiz to see how your body's aging.
Daniel RasmussenHOST
14:40
Subscribe, leave a review, and follow us because your future isn't on autopilot.
Daniel RasmussenHOST
14:45
You are building it and you're just getting started.
speaker_1NARRATOR
1:16
True
Cody M. KellyHOST
1:17
... talent for talent-wise, longevity-wise, the fact that you really can't out-sing them.
Cody M. KellyHOST
1:23
I mean, now they, um, you know, they in their 70s and all-
speaker_1NARRATOR
1:26
They still can't

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Cody M. KellyHOST
10:57
Like, no offense, I can't say that for every girl- like I can't say definitively in every girl group every singer, you know, has a gold record, or every singer can go platinum, you know? So-
Steve SimmonsGUEST
11:12
True
Cody M. KellyHOST
11:12
... talent for talent-wise, longevity-wise, the fact that you really can't out-sing them.
Cody M. KellyHOST
11:19
I mean, now they, um, you know, they in their 70s and all this, you know?
Nathalie NiddamHOST
0:00
[gentle music] Welcome to Longevity.
Nathalie NiddamHOST
0:08
I'm your host, Natalie Knittum.
Nathalie NiddamHOST
0:09
I'm a nutritionist, a human potential and epigenetic coach, and I created this podcast to bring you the latest ways to take control of your health and longevity.
Nathalie NiddamHOST
0:18
We cover it all, from new technology and ancestral health practices, to personalized interventions, and a very special interest of mine, peptides and bioregulators.
Nathalie NiddamHOST
0:27
Enjoy the show.

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Steve ScottGUEST
52:54
Mm-hmm.
Nathalie NiddamHOST
52:54
Frankly, I think most people who read it and then try the stuff are blown away.
Nathalie NiddamHOST
52:58
How do you think it changes longevity medicine?
Chris BurresHOST
0:03
Hi, my name is Chris Burris.
Chris BurresHOST
0:04
I'm a longevity expert and the chief scientist at a lab focused on a longevity molecule.
Chris BurresHOST
0:09
My primary focus is to help people live longer and better lives with science.
Chris BurresHOST
0:14
Make sure to subscribe and share so you and your friends can live longer and better.
Chris BurresHOST
1:45
So before we jump into your areas of expertise, I like to go further back.
Chris BurresHOST
1:50
I like to go much further back.
Chris BurresHOST
1:52
What was it like growing up, little Mark? Where did you grow up? What were your parents like? And if there was some event or someone you could pinpoint as the reason you would ultimately become a naturopathic doctor and longevity advocate, what or who would that be?
Mark SherwoodGUEST
2:06
Oh, wow.
Don McPhersonHOST
0:25
My guest today is Ken Stern, author of the book Healthy to 100.
Don McPhersonHOST
0:30
In our conversation, Ken explains why strong social connections may be as important to longevity as diet and exercise, and why countries around the world are redesigning communities to help people of all ages build meaningful relationships.
Don McPhersonHOST
0:43
We also explore the powerful role that work, purpose, and intergenerational engagement can play well beyond the age of 65.
Don McPhersonHOST
0:51
If you're interested in the future of aging, longevity, and health span, this conversation offers practical insights and an optimistic vision of what's ahead.
Don McPhersonHOST
1:02
Ken, welcome to 12 Geniuses.
Ken SternGUEST
1:04
Thanks, Don.
Don McPhersonHOST
1:07
Let's start out with your background.
Don McPhersonHOST
1:08
Can you tell us who you are and what you've been up to?
JoshHOST
5:31
And since then, just been educating myself on whole foods and running and longevity.
JoshHOST
5:42
So it's something that I am passionate about.
JoshHOST
5:47
Longevity doesn't mean living forever, but it does mean, you know, taking care of yourself and making sure that when you get older, you're able to lift a suitcase or do something else on your own or just have a more healthy life when you get older, I guess.
JoshHOST
6:10
to me.
JoshHOST
6:11
With that being said, here's some top 10 things you can do to enhance your health for free.

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speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
85:34
Exactly.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
85:35
And we have a formidable stack of sources provided by you, our listener, to get through.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
85:39
We're pulling from a really comprehensive script analysis of the multi-part documentary Longevity, the landmark JAMA cardiorespiratory study, the famous Harvard 80-year happiness study, and the absolute latest clinical updates on things like NMN, peptides, and sauna use.
Philip HopfHOST
14:56
Ähm, aber da ist eben, manche lernen es nie, andere, die Glück, Glück haben oder schlauer sind, lernen es deutlich früher und ich hab halt länger gebraucht.
Philip HopfHOST
15:05
Und heute muss ich sagen, haben wir ja gesehen jetzt, wir beschäftigen uns enger mit dem Thema Longevity.
Philip HopfHOST
15:11
Du und ich, wir gehen jedes Jahr im Januar fasten.
Philip HopfHOST
15:14
Da müssen wir uns jetzt übrigens, äh, mal wieder drum kümmern, dass wir da, äh, unseren Timeslot-
Philip HopfHOST
15:22
Ganz, ganz wichtig: Die Klamotten spannen dann schon, äh, jetzt schon, äh, eben Anfang September.
Philip HopfHOST
15:30
Ja, und deswegen ist es ganz, ganz wichtig.
Philip HopfHOST
15:33
Wir möchten uns ja auch noch enger mit Thema Longevity befassen und so mal darauf eingehen, nachdem das jetzt mit Alzheimer so gut angekommen ist, wollen wir uns mit dem Thema: Wie ernähren wir uns, um einfach leistungsfähig zu bleiben? Ähm, boah, Junge, ich bin beschäftigt.
Dominik KettnerHOST
15:49
Ja, also das, was du eben angesprochen hast, ähm, Themenwahl des Podcasts, war uns auch ein großes Anliegen zu sagen, wir wollen nicht immer nur die härtesten Themen anpacken, die, die, die sozusagen jeden sich schlecht fühlen lassen, sondern wir beschäftigen uns genau mit diesen positiven und vor allem auch zum Beispiel Longevity-Themen sehr intensiv.
Daniel RasmussenHOST
0:15
I'm Daniel Rasmussen,
Daniel RasmussenHOST
0:16
founder of Echelon Center for Longevity, and I've
Daniel RasmussenHOST
0:18
spent two decades helping high performers like you to reverse aging, reignite vitality, and finally get answers.
Daniel RasmussenHOST
0:24
On Unbreakable Vitality, we go upstream.

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Daniel RasmussenHOST
13:36
Every week on Unbreakable Vitality, we explore real strategies to reverse aging, reclaim vitality, and rewrite what's possible.
Daniel RasmussenHOST
13:45
If today's episode gave you even one insight, pass it on.
Daniel RasmussenHOST
13:49
Then go take the free vascular age quiz at Echelon-Longevity.com slash quiz to see how your body's aging.
Daniel RasmussenHOST
13:57
Subscribe, leave a review, and follow us because your future isn't on autopilot.
AleHOST
52:45
So, and, and you know what else, uh, is interesting about this? That that contributes to well-being and, uh, longevity.
AleHOST
52:56
O sea, mm, l- l- what's the word in Spanish, Dan?
DanHOST
53:03
Longevidad.
AleHOST
53:03
Longevidad, yes, exactly.
AleHOST
53:06
Que eso contribuye a la longevidad.
AleHOST
53:09
O sea, que vivimos más las mujeres que ustedes, los hombres.
Dominik KettnerHOST
3:27
Alzheimer, was sagst du? Ähm.
Philip HopfHOST
3:29
Nun, ich hab's, ähm, diese Problematik ist auch recht nah bei mir in dem Sinne, ähm, als dass ich vor ungefähr 'nem halben Jahr 'nen sehr großen Check-up gemacht habe, ähm, so 'n Longevity Check-up, äh, und gesehen habe, dass ich massiv schwermetallbelastet bin, ja.
Philip HopfHOST
3:49
Und Schwermetalle, äh, sind ja im, im ganzen Gebäude der Belastungen, die du hast, ha-haben auch sehr viele Generationskrankheiten, die davor, äh, die da hervorgerufen werden.
Philip HopfHOST
4:01
Ähm, ich bin zum Beispiel arsen- und bleivergiftet and so on.

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Dominik KettnerHOST
22:00
Ich glaub 73 Grad, da kommen wir auch noch drauf.
Philip HopfHOST
22:02
Schreibt das mal in die Kommentare rein, ob ihr wirklich Bock habt, dass wir uns mal rein, wie Brian Johnson.
Philip HopfHOST
22:06
Brian Johnson sagt ja, er schwört, das ist sein Number one, wenn du dir Videos von Brian Johnson, dem Longevity Experte weltweit anschaust, der sagt: Nummer eins, wenn ich nur noch eine einzige Sache in meinem Leben machen dürfe, in die Sauna gehen.
Dominik KettnerHOST
22:17
Sauna, ja.

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