Dr. Peter Diamandis
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339 appearances
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard Dec 2024
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I love that. Put yourself in a parasympathetic mode. Say gratitude. Chew the food 20 times. You know, we talk about all these GLP-1 drugs. You can induce that same impact by just chewing your food and eating slowly.
It's crazy. I've been saying, you know, our kids' cereals should have black box warnings on them. Like a cigarette. Yeah.
I mean, honestly, we're marketing this to our kids.
It's negative. So in the category of diet, it's not that difficult. It is drink enough water. I don't do sodas. Caffeine, it depends on what your genetics are if you're a slower, fast metabolizer. I've minimized alcohol to half a glass of wine socially a week. But it's a good lubricant for social, but don't abuse it. It is another form of sugar.
But minimizing sugar, eating whole plants, if you do just those two things, and slow it down when you're eating your food. Really hard. And don't watch the Crisis News Network while you're eating your food.
Because I think we are- Can I hit one more thing, which is mindset. I think people don't recognize how powerful mindset is on your health. And there's a study, I just want to quote in here that I write about in the book.
Yes, it is available. I am donating 100% of all profits to the XPRIZE Foundation. We've got a... a large healthspan prize I'll mention. I also, you can order on Amazon, great, 26, 27 bucks. I have it available. If you go to longevityguidebook.com, it's like $12 cheaper. And it's basically... do it at break even. I want to get this out there. For me, making a few bucks on a book is not the goal.
It's how do I get this out there? People should be empowered. This is the most extraordinary time ever in human history. I want to watch and see and participate in as much of it as possible. Me too. And I want people to have that vitality, that love, that life, that health. All right. So here's two data points here on mindset.
Because I think mindset is one of the most important things that people don't connect to your longevity. So this is in a study of 69,744 women and 1,429 men. So it's a large powered study, many more women than men. Published in the prestigious journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. You don't get higher level than that.
It was found that optimistic people live as much as 15% longer than pessimists. It's like a double dividend. Wow. And if you're not optimistic, get around people who are optimistic.
Here's another fun. And this is the power of mind over creativity. So it's one of my favorite stories coming from the Annals of American History. So as it turns out, in an extraordinary demonstration of the will to live, two of America's founding fathers, Thomas Jefferson and John Adams, both willed themselves to live long enough to see the 50th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
Even though the average life expectancy was only 44 years old in the early 1800s, Jefferson, who was 83, and Adams, who was 90, made it to July 4, 1826, both dying on that exact date, the 50th anniversary of the nation they had founded. Wow. Isn't that powerful? Wow. I mean, if you, another friend, you know, Dan Sullivan says, make sure that your future is bigger than your past.
Having a purpose to live for. Yes.
Sitting is the use of smoking. Yeah.
Yeah. So when I wake up in the morning, the very first thing I do is give gratitude. All right. It's like my instant reaction. Thank you for the ability to live another amazing day. And can I contribute the maximum I can? And I just, it's like being excited to see what's going to, you know, there's infinite possibilities we're living in. And just excitement for the day.
And a lot of the breakthroughs coming are across everything. So I have a $600 million venture fund in biotech called Bold Capital and Bold Longevity Growth.
B-O-L-D. And we're in our fourth fund now. And so I see a lot of deals. And then I run something called the Longevity Platinum Trip. Dr. Yanni Psaltis and I scan through 500 companies, and we pick 50. And every year, it's a new crop of 50, and we spend five days. I bring my Abundance 360 members in who want to be part of it, and we meet with the CEOs of all these companies.
And a lot of the people there are to invest or just learn. And this year or last year, 2024 was the first year we're starting to see instead of theory, actual therapeutics, actual things becoming available. Um, I mean, I can jump into some of them. Yeah. Yeah. No, I want to hear about some of them.
Yeah. So, uh, one of them that I love is a company called Immunus. Um, uh, Dr. Hans Kierstad, this is his fifth company. He's had four increasingly bigger exits. He's brilliant in stem cells. And what he identified was he created an iPSC-derived and an embryonic cell-derived stem cell that he can grow, and it puts out 450 discrete molecules and exosomes consistently. Is this the Muse cell?
um it's not it's not a new cell but it is a and i'll let him define it when he's ready to release it they just completed so what they've done is that there's 440 actually 440 uh secretome that comes out of these cells he's been able to characterize it consistently produce it and turn it into a drug and the fda has allowed him to use that as a drug so they just completed their phase one two-way study in which they were injecting
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