Ben Greenfield

It tests your actual mitochondrial health.

And that one, I think, is going to be a really good up and comer in terms of perhaps giving a little bit better indication of how well you're functioning biologically.

I've been paying a lot more attention to tests that are looking at mitochondrial health and mitochondrial efficiency, because I think that's a better acute proxy for cellular health.

And I think as they roll tests on the mitochondria out like that, it'll give us a better and better idea of biological age based on something that might even be more accurate or more informative than just methylation.

I recently did a podcast with Versailles Health, and they have a screening called a Me Screen.

It tests your actual mitochondrial health,

And that one, I think, is going to be a really good up and comer in terms of perhaps giving a little bit better indication of how well you're functioning biologically.

Yeah.

No.

No.

I mean, back to the longest living human on record.

When I see people say, this happens in my industry, right?

And I think as they roll tests on the mitochondria out like that, it'll give us a better and better idea of biological age based on something that might even be more accurate or more informative than just methylation.

People call me a biohacker, so I fit into this category.

People say, I mean, I live to 160 or 180 or 200 or someone on the planet right now has reached escape velocity or whatever they call it now where they're actually...

No.

aging only one and three quarters of a day for every two days.

No.

I mean, back to the longest living human on record.

So they've technically achieved some form of immortality.