The older we get, the weaker we get. We become more vulnerable to diseases, our muscles waste away and our body gets "rusty" like an old car. One way we can combat aging or even reverse it is through longevity tech like stem cell therapy, we could even extend the human lifespan. Unfortunately, as with all technologies there are some ethical complications to consider. Especially with longevity, since it could reengineer society fundamentally. Join us in this week's episode as we talk about longevity and how to make our lives healthier and longer. Contact & Website : letustalkabout@outlook.com - Email https://letustalkabout.podbean.com/ - Website Sources :

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