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Science FridayAfter A Park Fire, Milkweed Bloomed | The ‘Creepy’ Procedure That Taps Into Young BloodGreat news for the nearly-extinct monarch butterflies, which will pass through the area as they migrate back to Mexico. Also, to find out how blood affects aging, scientists can surgically connect two animals and let blood circulate between them.
After California’s Park Fire, A Second Bloom of Milkweed
Don Hankins examines a bright yellow-green patch in the meadow. The land all around is charred by fire. But here, there’s a sort of miracle at work. Native milkweed has sprung up and bloomed for the second time this year. This is not something these plan...2024-10-3119 min
Rabbit Hole ResearchOn Aging, feat. Michael Schoof | TRACES Appendix 32A conversation with Dr. Michael Schoof about biology research, DNA, aging, innovative therapeutics, ethical considerations, and more.Two things:- PRE-ORDER TRACES: A PSY-FI NOVEL NOW (https://ccblife.gumroad.com/l/traces)- Also, who are you? Get a draft of TRACES if you fill out this form (https://forms.gle/rFnVFrCNUAJz7Fvn7)As always, find me at cristian@ccb.lifeAbout the Guest:Michael Schoof is a biochemist and cell biologist. During his PhD he studied the mechanism for activation and inhibition of the cell’s integrated stress response pa...2024-05-031h 13
From Our Neurons to YoursThe clocks in your body | Tony Wyss-CorayToday: the clocks in your body.We're talking again this week with Tony Wyss-Coray, the director of the Knight Initiative for Brain Resilience here at Wu Tsai Neuro. Last year, we spoke with Tony about the biological nature of the aging process. Scientists can now measure signs of aging in the blood, and can in some cases slow or reverse the aging process in the lab. We discussed how this biological age can be quite different from your chronological age, and why understanding why people age at different rates has become a hot t...2024-03-0722 min
Dream Again with Crina OkumusWhy Do We Age and Can We Reverse It? Insights from Stanford Professor Tony Wyss-CorayToday, I am absolutely thrilled to have Professor Tony Wyss-Coray with us, a renowned expert from Stanford University who is revolutionizing our understanding of aging. His groundbreaking research, which recently graced the cover of Nature magazine, reveals a fascinating concept: our organs each have their own "clocks" that offer insights into the aging process and help predict diseases like heart failure and Alzheimer's. This innovative approach stems from his study of blood proteins associated with different organs, highlighting that each organ ages at its own pace.In his lab, Professor Wyss-Coray and his team delve...2024-02-2636 min
Longevity by DesignHow Our Blood Impacts Brain Aging and Alzheimer’s Disease with Dr. Tony Wyss-CorayIn this insightful episode of Longevity by Design, hosts Dr. Gil Blander and Ashley Reaver welcome Dr. Tony Wyss-Coray, a distinguished expert in neurology and brain aging. Dr. Wyss-Coray shares his journey from a childhood fascination with nature to becoming a leading figure in neuroscience and immunology. His initial interest in farming evolved into a passion for understanding the complexities of the human brain, particularly in the context of aging and neurodegenerative diseases.Dr. Wyss-Coray discusses his groundbreaking research on Alzheimer's disease and the aging brain. He dives into the intriguing discovery that factors in young blood...2024-01-241h 21
Ground TruthsTony Wyss-Coray: The Science of AgingThe science to advance our understanding of the aging process—and to potentially slow it down—has made important strides. One of the leading scientists responsible for this work is Professor Tony Wyss-Coray, whose work has particularly focused on brain aging but has implications for all organs. I believe his December 2023 Nature paper on blood proteins that can track aging for 11 of our organs is one of the most important aging reports yet.Here is the audio and transcript of our conversation, recorded 20 December 2023, with a few relevant external links.This is the last Ground Trut...2023-12-2632 min
The Doctor's ArtBeing (Im)Mortal | Tony Wyss-Coray, PhDFrom ancient myths to science fiction, humans have long been fascinated by the idea of transcending the limits of our natural lifespan. But what does modern medicine say about the practical, actual possibilities of extending human life? Joining us to explore this tantalizing question is Tony Wyss-Coray, PhD, a neuroscientist and director of the Phil and Penny Knight Initiative for Brain Resilience at Stanford University. While his research focuses on age-related cognitive decline and Alzheimer's disease, his work has involved identifying the “biological age” of various organs and its implications on v...2023-12-1952 min
Brain Ponderings podcast with Mark MattsonPondering Young Blood For Brain Rejuvenation with Tony Wyss-Coray In 2011 and 2014 Tony Wyss-Coray and his lab members published high-profile papers in which they used a procedure called parabiosis and blood transfusions to show that blood plasma from young animals can rejuvenate the brains of old mice and vice-versa. Moreover, they found that young plasma restores cognitive function in a mouse model of Alzheimer’s disease. Since then many other labs have confirmed this remarkable phenomena and Wyss-Coray and others have been working to identify the ‘rejuvenating factor’ or factors in young plasma. A recent preliminary clinical trial in which patients with Alzheimer’s were infused with plasma from young pe...2023-03-231h 13From Our Neurons to YoursBrain Rejuvenation | Tony Wyss-CorayHi listeners, we're shifting to a biweekly release schedule after this episode. See you in a couple weeks!---Most of us probably know someone who developed Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia as they got older. But you probably also know someone who stayed sharp as a tack well into their 80s or 90s. Even if it’s a favorite TV actor, like Betty White. The fact that people age so differently makes you wonder: is there some switch that could be flipped in our biology to let us all live...2023-03-1616 min
The Gayted Community PodcastFOUNTAIN OF TRUTHAgeism.Website: http://www.thegaytedcommunity.com/podcast Instagram: @thegaytedcommunity Email Me: thegaytedc@gmail.com Tweet Me: @thegaytedTikTok: @thegaytedcommunity Mailing Address:The Gayted CommunityAttn: Kory Pernell7111 Santa Monica Blvd.Ste B402West Hollywood, CA 90046 Cash App Donations: $GAYTEDCredits:Special Thanks to Tyrus EavesMusicBeyonce/Jay Z- Forever Young Cardi B.- MoneyClaudia Jordan- T...2022-09-111h 09
Vince channelTony Wyss-Coray, nel 2015, in questo discorso spiega come il sangue di esseri giovani puo' essere usatoIl traffico di esseri umani / traffico di bambini è in atto da anni, gestito dal Deep State e persino dalla CIA. Il traffico di bambini raggiunge tutta Hollywood, la politica e le principali aziende.
IL traffico di bambini lega i pedofili di Hollywood, le principali aziende, i politici e fino al Vaticano, ai demoni dello Stato profondo.
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Dream Again with Crina OkumusWhy we age? Can We Reverse The Aging Process? | Stanford University’s Prof. Tony Wyss-CorayAging, one of life’s inevitable certainties, has been a hot topic of research for a number of years. From the obvious fabled stories promising the elixir of life to the questionable anecdotes of individuals who swear by supplements or regimens, anti-aging has always appeared to be a wild goose chase. But now, scientists may be closer than they ever to identifying anti-aging agents. On Today's episode, I am speaking with Stanford University’s Prof. Tony Wyss-Coray, who has laid a milestone in the search by what is known as blood rejuvenation....2021-01-2449 min
Should This Exist?Young blood / old brainsWhat if you could extend your healthy life by 10 or 20 years – with a blood transfusion from someone younger and healthier than you? Research by Stanford professor Tony Wyss-Coray shows potential to treat Alzheimer’s and prevent age-related cognitive decline: He’s discovered that proteins found in the blood of young mice can dramatically reverse the effects of aging when transfused into older mice. Doing the same thing in humans could increase our quality of life as we age, and our life expectancy too. We’re years away from seeing any clinical applications of this research, which gives us time to ask a...2020-10-2830 min
空白運動保持年輕的關鍵性蛋白質已經找到潘老師健康教室
你相信嗎！？不運動也能得到運動的好處。根據美國史丹福大學神經學科懷斯．科瑞教授(Tony Wyss-Coray)在2014年的研究，將年輕鼠的血液傳輸到老年鼠的體內，證明能讓老年鼠的大腦年輕化，記憶力增加。年輕人的身上帶有蛋白質TIMP2(金屬蛋白酶2的組織抑製劑)，而運動後會產生蛋白質GPLD1，它主要是在體能鍛煉的過程中，由肝臟所產生。這兩種神祕的蛋白質，都能老年鼠年輕化，在不久的將來，人類的「返老還童」或許會成真。2020-08-2008 min
Hedrich FilesRotten Coconut Podcast: Survivor Winners at War FINALELogan, Hunter, and Coray recap the Survivor: Winners at War finale, covering whether Michele was screwed receiving zero votes, Sarah's fatal mistakes, Ben's shocking self awareness, Tony perfectly playing politician and articulating his resume far better than his pitch on Cagayan, Natalie's strong Edge edit, and our final MVPs of the season are named.Follow us on Twitter: @HedrichFiles + @HuntskiiS + @CorayRunge2020-05-151h 22
TED ScienceTony Wyss-Coray: How young blood might help reverse aging. Yes, reallyTony Wyss-Coray studies the impact of aging on the human body and brain. In this eye-opening talk, he shares new research from his Stanford lab and other teams which shows that a solution for some of the less great aspects of old age might actually lie within us all.2015-09-0413 min
TEDTalks 健康年轻的血液如何能逆转年龄？真的可以 | Tony Wyss-Coray托尼•魏斯-科瑞研究衰老对人类身体和大脑有怎样的影响。在这场令人大开眼界的演讲中，他展示了他的斯坦福实验室以及其他团队的最新研究成果，也许治疗某些衰老问题的灵药就在我们的身体里。Translated by Tian Ye2015-08-1913 min
BG DailyHow young blood might help reverse aging. Yes, really | Tony Wyss-CorayTony Wyss-Coray studies the impact of aging on the human body and brain. In this eye-opening talk, he shares new research from his Stanford lab and other teams which shows that a solution for some of the less great aspects of old age might actually lie within us all.2015-08-1913 min
TEDTalks SaludCómo la sangre joven podría ayudarnos a rejuvenecer. Sí, en serio | Tony Wyss-CorayTony Wyss-Coray estudia el impacto del envejecimiento sobre el cuerpo humano y el cerebro. En esta charla reveladora, comparte nuevos resultados de la investigación en su laboratorio de Stanford y de otros equipos que demuestran que una solución relacionada con aspectos de la vejez podría realmente encontrarse dentro de nosotros. Translated by Denise R Quivu Reviewed by Sebastian Betti2015-08-1913 min
TEDTalks SaludCómo la sangre joven podría ayudarnos a rejuvenecer. Sí, en serio | Tony Wyss-CorayTony Wyss-Coray estudia el impacto del envejecimiento sobre el cuerpo humano y el cerebro. En esta charla reveladora, comparte nuevos resultados de la investigación en su laboratorio de Stanford y de otros equipos que demuestran que una solución relacionada con aspectos de la vejez podría realmente encontrarse dentro de nosotros. Translated by Denise R Quivu Reviewed by Sebastian Betti2015-08-1913 min