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Longevity is only made possible by aging
At the risk of sounding like a Yogi Berra-ism, the truth is that longevity is only made possible by aging. Aging basically is the acquisition of chromosomal damage from telomere attrition and epigenetic changes in our cells. If it weren’t for our ability to acquire and survive damage caused mainly by telomere attrition, then we …
I think I figured out the movie Rashomon
Last evening, I watched Rashomon (1950) with my sons and in the moments before I slept, my intuitive mind came up with what I believe to be the “answer” to the confusing story. Perhaps it was my third viewing making the emotional details less distracting and more enlightening, but I truly believe there is only …
Exosomes Blog 8: Disinformation or Bad Science?
Today, I had two interesting discussions : one was with a physician/entrepreneur who was promoting a private label exosome product and that led to a discussion with Dr. Duncan Ross of Kimera Labs, the makers of the exosomes that I am currently using. The doctor I spoke with told me a rumor about the Kimera …
Synchronicity is always knocking
Yesterday, I had a very surreal experience when I attended my friend’s conference, attended by over 5,000 real estate agents. I was trying to learn how to market myself and I have great respect for his teachings as I watch them on social media. As the host was speaking, I recognized that he was relating …
My beer with Assaf
Last evening, I on the roof beer garden of my hotel in Japan, I had the most interesting conversation with a young man preparing to go to the Israeli Defense Forces. He said something very interesting that I often also consider: “the more you know, the less you understand.” The young man of no more …
Four phrases you need to travel anywhere (and in life)
I have been fortunate to travel in Japan this week with my son. I was just remarking to a hotel staff member that Japanese culture is quite unique in my opinion. In no other place in the world are you safe from being swindled by taxi drivers and merchants, ordinary citizens feel a moral obligation …
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“I’m walking here!” vs. “We’re walking here!” – a study in cultural diversity
Japan and U.S. cultures could not be more different. Last night, as I and a bunch of pedestrians were walking through a busy intersection in Kyoto, a white haired woman beat ferociously on a car that had stopped too late in the crosswalk thereby forcing everyone to walk around both sides and side step onto …
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Dr. Park’s approach to Exosomes – Lecture 9 of 9
In this 17-minute video, I explain my approach to exosomes. We discuss the objective measurements of aging that we use. In addition, we discuss the risks of placebo, nocebo, and unknown unknowns. The most important criterion is are you willing to take a chance on a logical intervention in the context of a patient-physician relationship? …
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