Author & Book Popularity - Dr Peter Attia's book "Outlive" has sold nearly 3 million copies [1] - Dr Attia's podcast has been downloaded over 100 million times [1] Longevity Medicine - Longevity medicine events are drawing significant attention [1] Women's Health - Providing women with information about their bodies empowers them to make informed decisions [1]

How much does it cost. >> It is a six-f figureure program. >> Like 100,000 or 500,000 or 800,000 cuz there's a big range.>> Much closer to 100,000 than 500,000. >> That's a lot of money. I mean, what do you get for that. You don't get I mean, you don't live forever.>> Nope. You're getting access to me, a team of a couple other physicians, a strength and conditioning team, a nutrition team, and what you're really getting is a path to help you achieve your goal of living longer and living Better. ...

Let's talk about protein. >> Dr. . Aia wants his patients to eat a lot of protein, more than double what the current nutritional guidelines recommend.The doctor and a handful of his patients have also taken a drug called Rapamy that's FDA approved for use by transplant recipients. The drug has extended the lifespan of mice, but Dr. . Tia stopped taking it for now because it gave him mouth sores which can be a side. ...

Medical Education & Expertise - The speaker suggests that a physician's medical training may not adequately equip them to evaluate exercise physiology or nutrition [1][2] - The speaker indicates their own medical school education (Stanford Medical School, 25 years ago) included zero hours of education on exercise and nutrition [1] Critique & Evaluation - The speaker implies that criticism from fellow physicians regarding exercise physiology may be unwarranted due to their potential lack of relevant training [1][2] - The speaker uses the phrase "hocus pocus" to represent a dismissive attitude towards the subject matter [1]

Our last morning in Austin, Dr. . Aia took us for a ruck, a hike with weighted backpacks. >> This to me is as much about mental health and socialization, being in nature, and rucking is simply a vehicle to get that.>> How much work do you do on your emotional and mental health. >> A lot. I mean, it's uh as much a practice as what I put into exercise or, you know, blood work and cancer screening and all the other things that make up physical health.>> Aia has been open about dealing with depression and anger ...

How long do you want to live. >> You know, I want to live to be old enough to have a meaningful relationship with as many as my grandkids as I can. That probably means making it into my 90s >> because you must be plotting that with your V2 max.>> Yeah. You know, it's funny. We do an exercise with our patients which is called the timeline exercise.So, if we were doing this for you, we would draw, you know, we would draw a line for Nora. So, you're 51. >> Yeah.And then I would draw a ticket 61, 71, 81, 91, 10 ...

If it all goes to hell, is the US willing to put boots on the ground in Venezuela. >> Well, I think the American public is tired of forever wars right now. So, I think it it's very difficult for us to um make a commitment that we're going to we're going to do something like that.Um but I do believe that internationally there would be um troops that would go in if we if they needed to. In Washington, lawmakers are debating the legality of the US military action. Some say the strikes amount to extrajudicial k ...

Economic Crisis & Poverty - Over 70% of Venezuela's residents live in poverty [1] - The nation experienced a reversal of fortune due to disastrous socialist policies and mismanagement [2] - US sanctions exacerbated the crisis, leading to triple-digit inflation and a humanitarian crisis [2] Political Instability & Human Rights - President Maduro refused to leave office despite the opposition winning nearly 70% of the vote in last year's presidential election [4] - Protests were met with brutal crackdowns, including jailing, torturing, and murder [4] Migration Crisis - Nearly 8 million Venezuelans have fled the country in the last decade, roughly 20% of its population [3]

If I was Maduro, I'd head to Russia or China right now >> because >> his days are are numbered. Something's going to happen. Whether it's internal or external, I think something's going to happen.>> The firepower that's off the coast, right. This is an armada. This is a lot of US forces.Are we about to invade Venezuela. >> I don't think so. I mean, I I if we do, uh, I'd be surprised.>> Earlier this month, President Trump announced he approved covert CIA operations inside Venezuela. What do you think removin ...

After months of negotiations, Maduro agreed to do an interview with us. Maduro's ministers chose the time and place, the ballroom of a busy hotel in Caracus. But minutes before the interview was finally set to begin, it was called off.We were told the president's minister of defense and head of intelligence said it was no longer safe to do the interview. >> Maduro has been defiant for months despite the bounty on his head. openly challenging the US and its accusations against him in front of crowds of suppo ...