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20:07Now PlayingHarvard geneticist and longevity scientist Dr David Sinclair reveals the five specific foods he eats to reverse aging and explains the science behind why each one activates the cellular pathways that control how fast you age. He breaks down how polyphenols found in colourful fruits and vegetables act like free medicine by mimicking the effects of fasting and exercise at the cellular level, activating enzymes called sirtuins that prevent your cells from losing their identity.
He explains his personal fasting protocol of skipping one to one and a half meals per day and working up to eating a very late lunch or only dinner, and reveals why he now does a three-day water fast once a month. He explains that the deep cellular cleaning called chaperone-mediated autophagy only kicks in after two and a half to three days because the body resists it until it has no choice, as breaking down and remaking proteins is extremely energy expensive.
Discover:
• The five specific foods a Harvard aging scientist eats to reverse aging
• Why polyphenols in stressed plants activate your anti-aging enzymes
• How a three-day fast triggers deep cellular cleaning that shorter fasts cannot
• Why long-term keto diets may not support longevity despite short-term benefits
• The reason matcha from shaded plants has dramatically more polyphenols
• Why this scientist has been on statins since age 30 with no heart disease
• How one glass of alcohol per day measurably shrinks your brain
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