May 23, 2026 · 1 hr 4 min · 10 segments
From GLP-1’s to peptides to hyperbaric chambers, we’re awash in medical information and wellness trends. But what do we really know about improving longevity and increasing your healthspan? This is…
Kara SwisherHost
David AgusGuestDavid DanielsGuest
Ezekiel EmanuelGuestJason BraunGuest
So, uh, just for people to know, we know each other, and you have treated me, um, and helped me.
You convinced me to get, uh, a p- my PFO repaired after I had a stroke many years before I met you.
I'm fine you talking about it, but just, I wanna get people a sense of how we met, and, uh, and I had known you only because you had treated Steve Jobs and, and had, had started this institute with Larry Ellison, and things like that.
One is you had a risk factor for having clots, right? You inherited a mutation where you had too much of a protein called thrombin, which means you were more likely to develop clots.
And the thing about clots is most of the time they go to the leg and the lung, and they cause problems, but not dramatic ones.
In your case, there was a little hole in the atrium, the top of the heart, so that clot could go through and go to the brain, and that got us scared.
You had a TIA, so, you know, which is a, a stroke that just resolves itself, which is fantastic.
So, uh, just for people to know, we know each other, and you have treated me, um, and helped me.
You convinced me to get, uh, a p- my PFO repaired after I had a stroke many years before I met you.
I'm fine you talking about it, but just, I wanna get people a sense of how we met, and, uh, and I had known you only because you had treated Steve Jobs and, and had, had started this institute with Larry Ellison, and things like that.
One is you had a risk factor for having clots, right? You inherited a mutation where you had too much of a protein called thrombin, which means you were more likely to develop clots.
And the thing about clots is most of the time they go to the leg and the lung, and they cause problems, but not dramatic ones.
In your case, there was a little hole in the atrium, the top of the heart, so that clot could go through and go to the brain, and that got us scared.
You had a TIA, so, you know, which is a, a stroke that just resolves itself, which is fantastic.
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