Dr. Peter Attia

That's what science is. Everything I just said is all you need to know. That's the scientific method. And that didn't exist. That is a man-made creation. Very important to understand that. It's a brilliant creation. I would argue it is the single most important creation that allows us to exist today. It allowed us to figure out that washing your hands was a way to prevent spreading disease.

That's what science is. Everything I just said is all you need to know. That's the scientific method. And that didn't exist. That is a man-made creation. Very important to understand that. It's a brilliant creation. I would argue it is the single most important creation that allows us to exist today. It allowed us to figure out that washing your hands was a way to prevent spreading disease.

That's what science is. Everything I just said is all you need to know. That's the scientific method. And that didn't exist. That is a man-made creation. Very important to understand that. It's a brilliant creation. I would argue it is the single most important creation that allows us to exist today. It allowed us to figure out that washing your hands was a way to prevent spreading disease.

It allowed us to figure out that there were organisms that we can't see with our naked eye, like bacteria and viruses, that are killing us. It allowed us to create medications to treat those things. So just on the basis of those few things I said, we basically doubled human lifespan.

It allowed us to figure out that there were organisms that we can't see with our naked eye, like bacteria and viruses, that are killing us. It allowed us to create medications to treat those things. So just on the basis of those few things I said, we basically doubled human lifespan.

It allowed us to figure out that there were organisms that we can't see with our naked eye, like bacteria and viruses, that are killing us. It allowed us to create medications to treat those things. So just on the basis of those few things I said, we basically doubled human lifespan.

just by figuring out how sanitation, addressing infant and mother mortality, treating infections, you know, all of these things had a huge difference. That is what I call medicine 2.0. Medicine 2.0 was heralded in with that discovery. Medicine 2.0 basically says, look, we treat a disease when we see the disease.

just by figuring out how sanitation, addressing infant and mother mortality, treating infections, you know, all of these things had a huge difference. That is what I call medicine 2.0. Medicine 2.0 was heralded in with that discovery. Medicine 2.0 basically says, look, we treat a disease when we see the disease.

just by figuring out how sanitation, addressing infant and mother mortality, treating infections, you know, all of these things had a huge difference. That is what I call medicine 2.0. Medicine 2.0 was heralded in with that discovery. Medicine 2.0 basically says, look, we treat a disease when we see the disease.

And the playbook for Medicine 2.0, again, has been really successful for acute conditions. Trauma is another one, right? Think about what a soldier in theater today can survive relative to what they could have survived in World War I or World War II. especially World War I and even the Civil War. Let's go back.

And the playbook for Medicine 2.0, again, has been really successful for acute conditions. Trauma is another one, right? Think about what a soldier in theater today can survive relative to what they could have survived in World War I or World War II. especially World War I and even the Civil War. Let's go back.

And the playbook for Medicine 2.0, again, has been really successful for acute conditions. Trauma is another one, right? Think about what a soldier in theater today can survive relative to what they could have survived in World War I or World War II. especially World War I and even the Civil War. Let's go back.

If you want to make it a medicine 1.0 to medicine 2.0, consider a Civil War versus soldier today, totally different experience in terms of what's a survivable injury. Again, the advances in trauma and critical care are insane. The problem is those things have not extended to...

If you want to make it a medicine 1.0 to medicine 2.0, consider a Civil War versus soldier today, totally different experience in terms of what's a survivable injury. Again, the advances in trauma and critical care are insane. The problem is those things have not extended to...

If you want to make it a medicine 1.0 to medicine 2.0, consider a Civil War versus soldier today, totally different experience in terms of what's a survivable injury. Again, the advances in trauma and critical care are insane. The problem is those things have not extended to...

life life extension vis-a-vis chronic diseases so most people that are listening to us right now are going to die from basically one of four things cardiovascular disease including you know heart attacks and strokes cancer dementing diseases and metabolic diseases. Type 2 diabetes, fatty liver disease, those things.

life life extension vis-a-vis chronic diseases so most people that are listening to us right now are going to die from basically one of four things cardiovascular disease including you know heart attacks and strokes cancer dementing diseases and metabolic diseases. Type 2 diabetes, fatty liver disease, those things.

life life extension vis-a-vis chronic diseases so most people that are listening to us right now are going to die from basically one of four things cardiovascular disease including you know heart attacks and strokes cancer dementing diseases and metabolic diseases. Type 2 diabetes, fatty liver disease, those things.

That's literally like 80% of people listening to us are going to die from one of those things.

That's literally like 80% of people listening to us are going to die from one of those things.