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Most people think longevity is about supplements, wearables, and annual scans.

That’s not the real problem.

The real issue is timing. By the time something shows up clearly on imaging, you’re often already behind the curve.

In this episode of Capability Amplifier, I sit down with Dr. Greg Burzynski, a concierge longevity physician who applies oncology-level rigor to prevention, not sick care.

We break down five breakthrough medications and supplements most people (including me) had never heard of—and two advanced blood tests that can detect cancer risk and recurrence long before scans ever will.

In this episode, we cover:

• Why aging itself should be treated as a disease
• 5 little-known longevity compounds doctors rarely talk about publicly
• The limits of scans, wearables, and “data overload”
• Two blood tests that can detect cancer signals far earlier than imaging
• How high performers should think about longevity as a strategy—not a gadget stack
• Who concierge longevity medicine is actually for (and who it’s not)

I’ve lived through cancer once.

That changes how you think about prevention.

If you’re already doing the basics - and you want the next 20% edge without drowning in noise - you need to watch this.

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TIMESTAMPS

 00:00 Why Most Longevity Advice Fails
 01:18 Meet Dr. Greg Burzynski
 03:28 Why “Sick Care” Is Too Late
 05:12 P24: Protein Absorption & Aging
 06:48 Senolytics & Clearing Old Cells
 09:37 Carbon 60 & Free Radical Damage
 11:36 Epigenetics, Brain Health & Aging
 13:29 Glucose, CGMs & Longevity Drugs
 17:01 The Data Overwhelm Trap
 19:14 mTOR, Aging Pathways & RESTOR
 24:10 Blood Tests That Catch Cancer Early
 26:14 Who Longevity Medicine Is Really For
 29:44 Why Acting Now Matters

P.S. One line from Greg stuck with me: “The future is coming fast. Your job is to stay healthy enough to make it to it.” That’s the real game.

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