Dr. William Seeds, MD & Dr. Daniel Elías Martín Herranz

So you’ve bought into the new biological age assessment testing movement. While you’re chronological age is 53 your biological age is 67. Yikes! Ok now you know. SO what do you do? What do you change? Should you give up red meat? How about that glass of red wine that’s supposed to be good for you? Is it really good for YOU? If we’ve learned anything over the past decade about nutrition, it’s very individual. Your microbiome is like a fingerprint. No two are alike. This means when someone says “you should eat more vegetables and fiber, fiber is good for you” they may be wrong. It may not effect you the same way it effects that well-meaning person. In fact anyone who tells you “this is the way you should eat” is automatically wrong! The game has changed. What’s good for you is what’s good for YOU. So what are you doing now that will have the greatest effect on reversing your biological age? Now there’s a way to know.

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SHR # 2503 :: Beyond Biological Age Assessment

Show Notes:

[4:34] Measurement of biological age is just the first step.

[9:38] Are specific measurements of autoimmunity measured by Chronomics?

• The capabilities ae there. The information will be correlated as the community grows.

[14:10] What makes chronomics’ test better than other tests on the market?

• Next-gen sequencing technology.
• Allows you to quantify the impact of your
• Saliva test- most of saliva is immune cells and epithelial cells.
• The test is corrected for those with gum disease.

[35:10] Genetic-based nutrition.

• The problem has always been assessment of interventions.
• Chronomics allows this to happen.
• Chronomics is not a static test.

[42:18] Could this test determine what is contributing to ADHD symptoms/ mental health?

[49:00] This test is simple enough to understand yourself.

[55:15] With Chronomics, dose-response curves can be calculated for every lifestyle intervention.

• Allows interventions to be objectively prioritized.

[57:50] Using your data with a general physician.

[1:01:30] Temporal dynamics of interventions.

• Biological age takes months to change.
• Metabolism can change within weeks.
• md/epigenetic-test

[1:15:35] Can this test measure change from 5G?

• Methylation changes could be measured.

[1:17:45] Retesting cost?

[1:18:44] Who are behind the calculations at chronomics?

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