Joy Kong, MDRegenerative Medicine Physician, Educator, and Entrepreneur

what do you think is the future of longevity medicine and treatments? #longevitymedicine #shorts

20 Aug 2025 · 1 min

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A researcher discusses how AI, personalized medicine, and regenerative therapies could extend human lifespan. Animal studies show 30% increases with IV therapy. He predicts average life expectancy rising from 78 to 88 years within 20 years, potentially reaching 100+ with wider adoption.

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~30% (per speaker)

78 years (per speaker)

88 years within the next 20 years (per speaker)

100 years or more (per speaker)

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While the future is very bright and coming faster than we think, medical technologies are experiencing exponential growth, especially in the areas of AI, personalized medicine, and regenerative medicine. This will lead to better prevention, early detection of diseases, and more effective treatments. Also, with the wider adoption of telemedicine and AI, there will be more access to care and precision of care just by regular IV therapy alone. Studies have shown in animals that it can increase the lifespan by 30%. I think it's well within reason to anticipate that human life expectancy will will increase from the current 78 years to 88 years within the next 20 years. If we incorporate more drastic and cutting edge therapies that I think are coming our way is well within reason to think that life expectancy can reach 100 years or more. What do you think is the future of longevity medicine and treatments.