Gary Brecke, a longevity expert, discusses what accelerates aging: pharmaceutical use correlates with shorter lifespans, 67% of people test deficient in key nutrients, and 70 million Americans struggle with sleep. He points to vitamin D levels above 50 and stress reframing as protective factors.
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Vitamin D over 50 (units not specified).
67%.
70 million Americans.
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The more pharmaceuticals you were on, the easier it was for us to predict your life expectancy.
The more you were on, the more likely you're to die.
Sooner the more aggressively people pursue comfort, the faster they age.
For Covid, if your vitamin D was over 50, there was nobody who died.
If this database could see the light of day, it would permanently change the face of humanity. Gary Brecke, a human biologist and longevity expert, applies his background in mortality science to help people optimize their health and extend their lifespan. The annuity companies, their risk is that you live too long. Life insurance company doesn't want you to die too soon. All this stuff can go wrong, and all you need are nutrients to fix it.
Yeah. 67% of people we test are deficient in one or more nutrients.
You got to stop thinking about stress as a negative Very often. It can be what makes you resilient. The best biohacking devices, best biohacking modalities mimic what we get from mother nature. Once you hit the sleep cycle, that's the end of the road. I think sleep is our human superpower.
Yeah. 70 million Americans have sleep issues.
The reason why the majority of people are not living healthier, happier, longer, more fulfilling lives were because of what we called.