Chapter 1: What simple strategies can help slow down aging?
Are you aging faster than anyone you know? Well, I'm going to tell you how to stop that and what you can actually do to anti-age that actually works. I'm going to talk about cost-effective things. I'm going to be talking about supplements, peptides, diet, and it's not what you think, even on the diet. And I'm going to talk about classic mistakes that people are making.
And this show is going to surprise you because most of what I'm going to talk about, it's not what you think. But I am going to talk about stem cells and regenerative medicine. But this is actually the stuff that works. I'm 60 years old. I practice every one of these things myself. My wife and I don't do Botox or fillers. This is what we do. Stay tuned.
anti-aging strategies that actually work and really don't cost that much and they're non-toxic. Okay, that's what we're going to talk about on this podcast. Look, I'm not saying this to brag or boast, but fact is I'm 60 years old and I'm told that I do not look my age at all. More importantly, I absolutely don't feel my age. And you know why that is?
Because my cellular age, my biological age, is actually far younger than my actual age. And that's measurable.
Chapter 2: How do toxins and senescent cells affect aging?
And I've done some really cool tests along the way to actually prove that. But here's the thing. I changed it, meaning that there was a time where I actually did one of the first tests, which was a telomere test. I was 11 years older than my actual age, and then I went 14 years the other way. But okay, that's a big swing.
But everything I'm going to teach you right now in this podcast is actually how I did it. My wife's 58, and she's avoided all hormones. My wife and I have done no Botox. We do no fillers, nor will we ever, by the way. But I'm going to tell you what we do do.
And I'm going to tell you what we do do for our face and what we do do as far as stem cells, but also the things you can just do on your own that actually work. Even peptides, some peptides, some diet changes, and even the exercise, all of this put together can slow down aging. But there is one thing that has impacted our aging more than anything.
And I'm going to start with that because it's what I've been teaching for over 20 years. I mentioned that when I was sick, My cellular age was 11 years older than my actual age. Well, that's because I was toxic. So if you want to age faster than anyone you know, then it's simple. Don't detox your life.
Don't detox your cells, meaning that toxins really accelerate aging at the cellular level, right? They can even turn on genes that we don't like, and we end up with diagnoses like autoimmune and different conditions that literally trigger us to age faster. They also cause something called senescent cells. These are cells that actually live too long and age us prematurely.
Toxins actually creates more senescent cells. There was a study early in COVID, and they found that the young people that got most sick, even to death from COVID, actually had the greatest number of senescent cells. Who has the most senescent cells? More toxic people. So if you don't follow me for all my detox strategies to detox your life, follow me on Instagram at DrPompa.
But also you could go to Pompa program where I've done teachings on really what's happening to hormones because of toxins and more importantly, what to do about it. So my detox strategies, this isn't the show for that, but this is really important to understand that toxins really are the number one cause of premature aging. Here's one you can understand. You can spot smokers, right?
People that smoke... end up with a lot of toxins. And by the way, not just the nicotine, it's the toxins that are in the nicotine in the cigarettes that really drive the premature aging. But you can tell a smoker, their hair, their skin, there's a look, they age prematurely, right?
Long distance runners age prematurely because they put themselves in an oxidative state, a very similar to a toxic state. So
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Chapter 3: What fasting strategies are recommended for anti-aging?
The stem cell treatments and exosome treatments in the face we have done. Vampire facials where they take PRP, they take your own blood, spin it down, take the plasma and put it on. Inexpensive now. It does, in fact, work. It even works for hair loss. So I think it's safe, I think it's effective, and it's now become more cost-effective as well.
Stem cells, exosomes can be a little more expensive, but it does work, especially if you do it with some consistency. I think some of the lasers are safe, have gotten safer that tighten collagen. Again, I'm telling you some strategies that are safe, effective, and some cost-effective, some not.
and these new things, there's new things called cell factors, which they're using on facials as well, and also IV that are becoming more cost-effective. I'm going to have someone on this show to actually talk about that because that's new science, and it is more affordable than stem cells, and you can even get these done in joints. So we'll stay tuned for that future show. But I have to say that
We have come a long way in regenerative medicine. It keeps getting cheaper. It keeps getting easier to get, even in the United States. And again, it's a myth that stem cells aren't allowed in the United States because people come up to me and say, what did you see what they did in Utah and Florida? They made stem cells legal. I'm like, no. They've always been legal.
It's just a matter of how you market them, how you talk about them, what you say they're good for. So some of that language is getting easier as well, making it even more affordable because more people are going to be doing it. However, that said, I want you to hear this. You know, not every stem cell is created equal.
A lot of these people that are charging $5,000 to get stem cells, you know, in the knee, you're probably getting less than that of value because there's not many live cells typically in many of these stem cells. So you want to know your source. You want to know your stem cells. And if you're getting it in some joints, you want someone who's really good at injecting. So ReHealth, Dr. Harry Adelson.
Here in Utah, amazing injector, amazing practitioner, uses good cells. He has helped me a lot as well. So there's a gal in Austin who I interviewed on this show, Dr. Khan Huen. Austin Regenerative Therapy is Dr. Conwen. So, I mean, but there's some practitioners that are doing these more natural treatments. And I think, again, you just have to do your homework.
But, again, you can tell I'm not a fan of Botox. I'm not a fan of fillers. It's showing up on MRIs. It doesn't go away. It just displaces. So that is a concern. But I think the long play, I think the pendulum's going to swing. I think we're going to come back and look and say, gosh, we really messed up because I think humanity is not looking... better. I'm choosing my words.
I think humanity is looking not as good with all of these surgeries, all of the implants, all of the fillers and Botox. I think we made a grave error here. But again, especially with some of the regenerative things that are actually able to work. And keep a natural look. There's something attractive about some wrinkles.
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