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Dr. Ed Park: Reverse Aging With a Pill? It's Possible! (TA-65, iHealthTube)
YouTube video by Dr. Ed Park (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5z7U3ty1aVU). Transcript is the auto-caption track — verbatim ASR, not a certified transcript.
you've developed a talomeorase activator called T865. Can you just explain that and and any potential studies or new studies on that? Explain what it does as well. Sure. It's um a single molecule extracted from a Chinese herb that's been known to help with longevity and immunity. And so it's been shown in the lab and in people to increase tamorous activity. And as a result, people um feel better. They occasionally, you could say, reverse signs of aging. And so, um, I really think that the future is bright for people who want to stop their aging. Um, and I've been taking it for the last six years, uh, prescribing it for the last five and I think it's really a blessing. So, explain a little bit more about about what it does and how it's effective. Yeah. So, it's a single molecule and it somehow we're not sure. I was just talking to Bill Andrews last night at dinner. Not really sure how it works, but if you do a functional measure of its tomeorase activity in the cells affected, it increases quite a bit for a short time. So, um, tomeorase is the enzyme that lengthens the ends, the tieumir caps, they're like burning fuses on stem cells. And so, talomeorase activity is increased and it's a good thing to protect. And in my opinion, uh, it also destroys um, some of the damaged stem cells. So, you can actually reverse some of the problems that you've accumulated. Is that one of the underlying causes of aging? Is is the the tieumirs shortening? Yeah, I think so. Um when I researched it like seven years ago when my dad was sick. If you go on Wikipedia, there's five or six theories, but that's really the only one that made sense to me. And there are other theories like um intracellular junk or mitochondria, which is a good theory. Some people have cockami theories like you get old because you are not busy enough like social I mean it it sounds right but we know a lot of old people who are volunteering active vibrant and yet they still get old so I really do come to the conclusion that aging is just one disease it's really just the erosion of the tieumirs in the stem cells and if it manifests in your heart you get coronary artery disease brain you get Alzheimer's but um the process is the same so it it Could be overly simplifying things, but to me that is going to be common knowledge or