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Joe Rogan Experience #1178 - Dr. Rhonda Patrick
“00:36:01 - Ketogenic diet improves symptoms in people with autoimmune disease. Study. 00:37:58 - The placebo and nocebo effect has a genetic basis.”
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“00:36:01 - Ketogenic diet improves symptoms in people with autoimmune disease. Study. 00:37:58 - The placebo and nocebo effect has a genetic basis.”
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“Genetic and prospective analyses also suggest that the strongest signal is concentrated in deficiency, supporting measurement and correction of low status rather than assuming that more is always better.”
“Researchers reviewed 35 studies investigating genetic variants in the context of supervised aerobic exercise interventions aimed at improving VO2 max. The studies were based on DNA samples from more than 4,200 people of varied genetic makeup.”
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“Other stressors, both physiological and psychological ones, can also shorten telomeres and promote disease pathology. For example, the DNA of workers exposed to high levels of carcinogens exhibit genetic and chromosomal alterations and shorter telomeres than those who work in indoor spaces.”
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“His work has implications for human metabolism, mitochondrial and neurological health, and cancer. Dr. Sinclair obtained his doctoral degree in molecular genetics at the University of New South Wales, Sydney, in 1995.”
“Genetic predispositions, environmental exposures, and aging may weaken the integrity of this barrier, allowing endotoxins and inflammatory immune cells to infiltrate the brain, contributing to accelerated brain aging and the risk of neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and multiple sclerosis.”
“Findings from a recent study indicate that semi-supercentenarians and supercentenarians have unique genetic profiles characterized by highly efficient DNA repair mechanisms. DNA repair is a cellular defense mechanism that helps maintain genomic integrity.”
“Gene editing is different than gene therapy, which involves adding a gene. Instead with gene editing, specific DNA sequences can be cut with “molecular scissors”, introducing mutations that disable a particular gene or replace it with another version. This is the beauty of tools like CRISPR, or in this case, TALEN.”
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