Brigham Buhler

And by driving hell span, we can indirectly potentially drive lifespan and buy you enough time for somebody who's way smarter than me and you to crack that code and find that black box. And then you,

And by driving hell span, we can indirectly potentially drive lifespan and buy you enough time for somebody who's way smarter than me and you to crack that code and find that black box. And then you,

No.

No.

No.

I can totally see that. I believe in that because, I mean, when Peter breaks it down and he talks about what's the difference between somebody who lives to be a centenarian and somebody who dies at the average human life expectancy in America, which I think is like 72 for men now or something, it's the onset of chronic disease.

I can totally see that. I believe in that because, I mean, when Peter breaks it down and he talks about what's the difference between somebody who lives to be a centenarian and somebody who dies at the average human life expectancy in America, which I think is like 72 for men now or something, it's the onset of chronic disease.

I can totally see that. I believe in that because, I mean, when Peter breaks it down and he talks about what's the difference between somebody who lives to be a centenarian and somebody who dies at the average human life expectancy in America, which I think is like 72 for men now or something, it's the onset of chronic disease.

And so if we get proactive and predictive in your 20s, if we begin to use algorithm based medicine and all the analytics and tool sets we have and we're monitoring you 24 seven. Look, I'm not going to get up in the morning and take 400 pills and do three hours of red light a day and live in a hyperbaric chamber like that's not sustainable for the average person.

And so if we get proactive and predictive in your 20s, if we begin to use algorithm based medicine and all the analytics and tool sets we have and we're monitoring you 24 seven. Look, I'm not going to get up in the morning and take 400 pills and do three hours of red light a day and live in a hyperbaric chamber like that's not sustainable for the average person.

And so if we get proactive and predictive in your 20s, if we begin to use algorithm based medicine and all the analytics and tool sets we have and we're monitoring you 24 seven. Look, I'm not going to get up in the morning and take 400 pills and do three hours of red light a day and live in a hyperbaric chamber like that's not sustainable for the average person.

But if we can give you small wins on the board, slight adjustments in lifestyle that allow you to delay the onset of chronic disease, what if I could quantify for somebody like my dad? When I talk to my dad about ways to, well, he's like, do I have to change my diet? Do I have to quit drinking? Well, then fuck that. I'm not doing it. Right? That's the mentality.

But if we can give you small wins on the board, slight adjustments in lifestyle that allow you to delay the onset of chronic disease, what if I could quantify for somebody like my dad? When I talk to my dad about ways to, well, he's like, do I have to change my diet? Do I have to quit drinking? Well, then fuck that. I'm not doing it. Right? That's the mentality.

But if we can give you small wins on the board, slight adjustments in lifestyle that allow you to delay the onset of chronic disease, what if I could quantify for somebody like my dad? When I talk to my dad about ways to, well, he's like, do I have to change my diet? Do I have to quit drinking? Well, then fuck that. I'm not doing it. Right? That's the mentality.

So I've got to give a guy like that little wins and I got to give them tangible results. Measuring sticks.

So I've got to give a guy like that little wins and I got to give them tangible results. Measuring sticks.

So I've got to give a guy like that little wins and I got to give them tangible results. Measuring sticks.

Statistically, if I can just get 12 pounds of body fat off you, quantifiably, I can buy you five more years. Can we do that? Right. But you got to give them the carrot. And we haven't done a good job in health care of showing the carrot. True. Right. We bully and intimidate. Gamification is the key to pretty much everything.

Statistically, if I can just get 12 pounds of body fat off you, quantifiably, I can buy you five more years. Can we do that? Right. But you got to give them the carrot. And we haven't done a good job in health care of showing the carrot. True. Right. We bully and intimidate. Gamification is the key to pretty much everything.

Statistically, if I can just get 12 pounds of body fat off you, quantifiably, I can buy you five more years. Can we do that? Right. But you got to give them the carrot. And we haven't done a good job in health care of showing the carrot. True. Right. We bully and intimidate. Gamification is the key to pretty much everything.