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The Game of Life

The Game of Life

De : Alexis Wilson
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This podcast is for those who want to take control of their body & longevity.Alexis Wilson Hygiène et vie saine
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    • Does Living Healthier Make Old Longer?
      Dec 9 2025

      Does extending healthspan — your years of strength, clarity, and independence — actually extend lifespan?

      You’ll learn:


      Why healthspan and lifespan are not the same and why the distinction matters


      The biological mechanisms that link mobility, metabolic health, and inflammation to survival


      What recent trials in older adults reveal about strength training, endurance work, and cognitive resilience


      How multimodal interventions (training, nutrition, sleep, stress management) can partially reverse epigenetic aging


      Why improving mid-life physical function predicts not just better aging but longer life


      The real frontier of longevity: adding more life to the years you already have

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      3 min
    • The Cheapest, Highest-ROI Ways to Live Healthier and Longer
      Dec 2 2025

      The Cheapest, Highest-ROI Ways to Live Longer (Backed by Human Data)


      Most people think longevity requires expensive tests, drugs, or futuristic interventions.

      The truth? The biggest lifespan gains come from simple, inexpensive actions you can start today.


      In this episode, I break down the 80/20 of longevity — the practical, evidence-based behaviours that add years to your life and life to your years:


      Movement: 0.4–6.9 extra years

      The dose of weekly cardio + strength training that extends lifespan — without needing a gym membership.


      Sleep: the free anti-aging drug

      How 7–8 hours protects your brain, your metabolism, and even your epigenetic age.


      Nutrition for the next decade

      Why Mediterranean-leaning diets lower mortality and keep inflammation low — and the cheap rules anyone can follow.


      Stress: the silent age accelerator

      The science of cortisol, telomeres, and why controlling stress adds longevity you can measure.


      Avoiding the obvious killers

      Smoking, heavy alcohol, and skipped screenings erase years. Here’s how to remove the biggest risks.


      Sun & Skin

      The underrated longevity intervention most people ignore.


      If you want simple, practical longevity steps that actually move the needle, this episode will give you the blueprint.



      #longevity #healthspan #lifespan #antiaging #epigenetics #healthoptimization

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      5 min
    • Will Anti-Aging Breakthroughs Arrive in Time for Us?
      Nov 27 2025

      People wonder whether anti-aging breakthroughs will actually arrive in time for them to benefit.

      In this video, we look at what’s already in human trials, what’s coming next, and the realistic timelines for genuine aging-targeted therapies.


      We cover:

      • The current pipeline of drugs that target aging biology (rapamycin analogs, senolytics, NAD⁺ restoration, GLP-1s, SGLT2 inhibitors, metformin)

      • What nutrition trials revealed about slowing biological aging in healthy adults

      • Why epigenetic clocks are accelerating human geroscience research

      • How long it takes for mouse longevity interventions to translate into real human therapies

      • Why the 2030s are the likely decade for the first true “healthspan drugs”

      • The odds of people under 50 living long enough to benefit from multiple therapy waves

      • Why adding healthy years now drastically increases your chance of reaching future breakthroughs


      The real question isn’t immortality, it’s whether treatments that add 5–15 extra healthy years will arrive within our lifetime.

      For most adults today, the answer is very likely yes.


      If you want longevity guidance and clear explanations of what actually moves the needle, subscribe. There’s much more coming.

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      4 min
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