Kyle BuchananHost
We've got the deep plane facelift, which is not longevity, but it, it tricks people into thinking, you know, you've got longer on this earth than you actually do.

But there is something coming down the pipeline when it comes to longevity that actually is very, very cool, and I'm really excited about it.

The, the guy who discovered it just happened to discover it in semen, which is why it started-- it was named that, and it kinda stuck.

It is a compound that is also consumed-- So it's a cell-- It's something we make in our bodies, like we all have it, and it's a compound, as I'm gonna talk about, in certain foods, one of which is consumed a lot in Japan.

And I don't know if you saw the headlines recently, but Japan made headlines because they now contain the most centurions or centenarians, I've heard it said both ways, people that live to be over 100 years old.

Over 100,000 people living in Japan are living to be over or hu- or are currently over 100 years old, the oldest being a woman, naturally.

So people are living to be over 100, so there could be something to this compound, is the point of me telling that Japan, uh, story, and I'm gonna get to it.

So what is spermidine? Spermidine is a compound that our bodies make internally, and we also get it from certain foods.

It is involved in a lot of different, like, cellular processes, but the reason I'm excited about it and that it's big in longevity is that it has a connection with autophagy.

So autophagy is something you associate with fasting, and if you don't know, autophagy is your body's cellular cleanup crew.

It's the process where your cells go through, and they find damaged or unnecessary parts, break them down, and then recycle what's useful.

Uh, again, we talk about it with fasting because when you fast for 14 hours or, or longer, depending on what was in your-- what you actually last ate, it's a whole thing, but 14 generally plus, you really go through intense autophagy.

We've got the deep plane facelift, which is not longevity, but it, it tricks people into thinking, you know, you've got longer on this earth than you actually do.

But there is something coming down the pipeline when it comes to longevity that actually is very, very cool, and I'm really excited about it.

The, the guy who discovered it just happened to discover it in semen, which is why it started-- it was named that, and it kinda stuck.

It is a compound that is also consumed-- So it's a cell-- It's something we make in our bodies, like we all have it, and it's a compound, as I'm gonna talk about, in certain foods, one of which is consumed a lot in Japan.

And I don't know if you saw the headlines recently, but Japan made headlines because they now contain the most centurions or centenarians, I've heard it said both ways, people that live to be over 100 years old.

Over 100,000 people living in Japan are living to be over or hu- or are currently over 100 years old, the oldest being a woman, naturally.

So people are living to be over 100, so there could be something to this compound, is the point of me telling that Japan, uh, story, and I'm gonna get to it.

So what is spermidine? Spermidine is a compound that our bodies make internally, and we also get it from certain foods.

It is involved in a lot of different, like, cellular processes, but the reason I'm excited about it and that it's big in longevity is that it has a connection with autophagy.

So autophagy is something you associate with fasting, and if you don't know, autophagy is your body's cellular cleanup crew.

It's the process where your cells go through, and they find damaged or unnecessary parts, break them down, and then recycle what's useful.

Uh, again, we talk about it with fasting because when you fast for 14 hours or, or longer, depending on what was in your-- what you actually last ate, it's a whole thing, but 14 generally plus, you really go through intense autophagy.
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