Longevity Misconceptions
Peter and Rhonda discuss the misconceptions surrounding sea elegance and its supposed insights into human longevity, debunking the belief that knocking out DAF two or DAF 16 is the key to longevity. They also touch on the role of growth factors in tumor cells.In this clip
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