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Switches and Windows in Systemic Signaling for Aging Research
1:41:18 - 1:46:37 (05:19)
Research on aging suggests that switches and windows play a significant role in systemic signaling and the ability to renew cells and rebuild tissues. In addition to lightweight sets and low-repetition exercises, warm-ups can also help minimize injury risks.
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Systemic signaling, which involves switches and windows in cellular proliferation, is a crucial aspect of aging research to enable tissue rebuilding and cell renewal.
1:41:18 - 1:44:37 (03:19)
Summary
Systemic signaling, which involves switches and windows in cellular proliferation, is a crucial aspect of aging research to enable tissue rebuilding and cell renewal. The presence of residual pathways such as Fox four kid box genes in cells plays a critical role in cellular defense and repair.
ChapterSwitches and Windows in Systemic Signaling for Aging Research
Episode#239: How to Reverse Aging with Art De Vany
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The speaker suggests strategies such as gradual warm-up routine, hierarchy sets with varying weights and increasing intensity for minimizing the risk of injury during workout.
1:44:37 - 1:46:09 (01:32)
Summary
The speaker suggests strategies such as gradual warm-up routine, hierarchy sets with varying weights and increasing intensity for minimizing the risk of injury during workout.
ChapterSwitches and Windows in Systemic Signaling for Aging Research
Episode#239: How to Reverse Aging with Art De Vany
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The speaker discusses the difference between a lean physique and a bodybuilding physique, stating that the latter may not look good when not flexed.
1:46:09 - 1:46:37 (00:27)
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The speaker discusses the difference between a lean physique and a bodybuilding physique, stating that the latter may not look good when not flexed. They also make a remark about determining the gender of a baby.