Join hosts Steve Reiter and Dr. Jeffrey Gladden on another enlightening episode of Gladden Longevity! This episode delves into optimizing life energy, longevity, health, and human performance through insightful discussions on aging. The hosts tackle four compelling questions, exploring topics such as AI's potential in predicting pancreatic cancer, the importance of balancing anabolic and catabolic states for health, and the connection between sexual activity and cardiovascular health. They also discuss advanced cardiovascular treatments, societal factors affecting longevity, and Dr. Gladden's experiences with regenerative technologies. Tune in as they address a listener's query on balancing peptides and testosterone for longevity genetics, offering valuable insights into cutting-edge health strategies.

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Steve welcomes everyone to the Gladden Longevity podcast. (00:07)

Listeners love the Q&A sessions. (00:45)

Dr. Gladden shares how you can take a data set and draw conclusions from it. (1:56)

Dr. Gladden notes that most cancers are diagnosed too late, but technology could help with early diagnosis. (3:05)

Sick care does not really have a strategy. (05:43)

If enough people raise their voices in congress, things start to shift. (7:28)

Discussion a CNBC article about the two traits people who live long have in common. (9:32)

Dr. Gladden speaks about a high degree of emotional awareness. (11:18)

You can control your actions and inactions. (13:12)

Being able to regulate ourselves in the psycho-emotional and the spiritual is really important. (15:12)

Dr. Gladden mentions an IV infusion that is used to remove plaque from the heart. (17:22)

Dr. Gladden exposes how atrial fibrillation can be worsened. (19:05)

Redbull and some forms of alcohol make people disposed to atrial fibrillation. (21:00)

They discussed what anyone who wants to push the heart needs to consider. (24:12)

Get ten percent off your order of H2 Chill and H2 Energy. (26:44)

How often should we use growth hormones? (28:35)

If you are on that pedal of anabolic growth all the time, you have a higher incidence of cancer, and you don’t live as long. (30:53)

Dr. Gladden says he does not take rapamycin every week. (33:40)

Steve highlights that Dr. Gladden is his number one source of health information. (35:34)

There are a lot of other ways to connect with people aside from sexual intercourse. (38:47)

In these machines could provide circulation. (41:24)

Dr. Gladden notes that he is very excited about rejuvenating our tissues and preventing them from getting sick in the first place. (43:23)

As a listener, if you have something you want to know, feel free to share it with us. (45:40)

Send message to [email protected] if you intend to contact us with any questions about the podcast. (45:55)