DANA MARDUK

FUTUREPRENEUR,

DOCTORATE OF LONGEVITY,

CEO at FUTURE COMPANY

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    WHY WE SHOULD TREAT AGING AS A DISEASE?
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    JOIN US IF YOU WANT TO TREAT "AGING" AS A "DISEASE" WHICH SHOULD BE CURED!

  • How it started?

    In the vast tapestry of human existence, there exists a singular thread, woven through the fabric of every society, every culture, and every individual: the relentless march of time. It is an undeniable truth, an unwavering companion on our journey through life, and for centuries, we've accepted it as an immutable force. But what if it doesn't have to be?

     

    As a futurist and a dedicated student of longevity, I stand at the precipice of a profound paradigm shift—one that challenges our very understanding of the human experience. For years, I've immersed myself in the science, the stories, and the possibilities that surround the enigma of aging. And I've arrived at a bold and compelling conviction: Aging is a disease.

     

    My third book, "Caging Aging", is a call to arms for humanity to treat aging as a disease. Aging is like a dragon that silently consumes 100,000 people every day by causing age-related diseases. In this book, 100 of the world's leading longevity experts will share their insights on why it's time to cage this dragon, offering groundbreaking research, strategies, and solutions to extend both lifespan and healthspan. It’s not just about living longer—it's about living better.

     

    While it may seem audacious to declare that which has been considered a fundamental aspect of life itself as a "disease," I am not alone in this belief. Countless luminaries in the fields of longevity, gerontology, genetics, nutrition, and beyond have come to share this perspective. Their combined wisdom, experience, and relentless pursuit of knowledge are the cornerstone of this book.

     

    In the pages that follow, you will embark on an extraordinary journey. We will explore the scientific foundations of our assertion that aging is indeed a disease—a disease that can, and must, be slowed down, halted, and ultimately reversed. We will delve into the intricate mechanisms that underpin the aging process, revealing the vulnerabilities we've long accepted as fate. But more importantly, we will unveil the potential for transformation, the tantalizing prospect of a future where aging is not an inevitability but a treatable condition.

     

    In these chapters, you will encounter the voices of 100 longevity experts—visionaries who have dedicated their lives to understanding the profound intricacies of aging. They will share their research, their insights, and their dreams for a world where time no longer dictates our destiny.

     

    This book is not just a collection of ideas; it is a manifesto for a future where the boundaries of human potential extend far beyond what we've ever imagined. It is a call to arms for scientists, policymakers, and dreamers alike to unite in the pursuit of one of the greatest challenges of our time: the conquest of aging.

     

    So, join us on this transformative expedition as we unlock the mysteries of aging, challenge the status quo, and pave the way for a world where the sands of time flow in our favor. The journey is arduous, the terrain uncharted, but the destination—a future where aging is a conquerable foe—is a vision worth pursuing with unwavering determination. Welcome to the revolution.

  • CAGING AGING

    WHY WE SHOULD TREAT AGING AS A DISEASE?

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  • 100 LONGEVITY SCIENTISTS AND EXPERTS DISCUSS WHY AGING SHOULD BE TREATED A DISEASE AND HOW TO SLOW DOWN, STOP AND REVERSE IT?

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    DANA MARDUK

    AUTHOR OF THE BOOK

    Founder of HealthGevity Nation

    "Aging can be and must be stopped"

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    DR. JOSE LUIS CORDEIRO 

    CO-AUTHOR OF THE BOOK

     

    Futurist, Transhumanist and Director of Millennium project. Co-Founder of HealthGevity Nation
    "We should kill the death before it kills us"
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    DR. DAVID SINCLAIRE

    Professor of genetics at Harvard Medical School

    "99% of aging is a software issue not a hardware problem which can be resolved"

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    DR. PETER DIAMANDIS

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    LIZ PARRISH

      Founder and CEO of BioViva Sciences USA Inc

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    DR. ANDREW HUBERMAN

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    DR. AUBREY DE GREY

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    DAVE ASPRY

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    DR. PETER ATTIA

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    DR. MATT KAEBERLEIN

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    DR. ALEX ZHAVORONKOV

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    DR. NIR BARZILAI

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    BRYAN JHONSON

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    DR. MIKE HYMAN

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    SERGEY YOUNG

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    STEVE HORVATH

    professor at the University of California

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    DR. JEFFREY R. GLADDEN

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    DR COLLEEN CUTCLIFFE

    CEO and Co-Founder of Pendulum

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    ZULTAN ISTVAN

    Founder of Humanist Party

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    DAVID WOOD

    Founder of London Futurists

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    BRIAN KENNEDY

    Director of the Healthy Longevity in the National University of Singapore

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    ANDREW STEELE

    Scientist, author

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    YOUNGSOOK PARK

     

    leading futurist from South Korea

    Chair of Millennium Project Korea Node

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    DR. ROXANA MITTLER MATTICA

    Neurosergeon and Longevity Mindset Expert

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    YUTA LEE

    Founder & CEO @ Accelerated Biosciences Corp.

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    BEN MEYERS

    Founder and CEO at Longeviquest

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    JAMES STROLE

    Executive Director of the Coalition for Radical Life Extension

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  • WHY AGING IS A DISEASE?

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  • SUGGESTED CONTENTS TO WRITE ABOUT:

    1. Introduction: Aging as a Disease – A Revolutionary Perspective

    2. Why Aging Should Be Classified as a Disease: An Ethical Imperative

    3. The Science of Aging: Breaking Down the Biological Mechanisms

    4. The Psychological Impact of Aging: Fear, Acceptance, and Beyond

    5. Society's Perception of Aging: A Shift from Inevitable to Treatable

    6. The Economic Burden of Aging: Cost of Care vs. Cost of Cure

    7. Political Ramifications of Treating Aging as a Disease

    8. Public Health and Aging: From Management to Prevention

    9. Aging and Inequality: How Treating Aging as a Disease Could Reduce Disparities

    10. The Role of Genetics in Aging: From Predisposition to Prevention

    11. Epigenetics and Aging: Rewriting the Code of Life

    12. The Microbiome's Influence on Aging: Gut Health and Longevity

    13. Rejuvenating the Human Body: The Future of Age Reversal Therapies

    14. Technological Innovations in Longevity: The Rise of Biohacking

    15. Artificial Intelligence and Aging: Predictive Models for Longevity

    16. The Future of Medicine: Aging as a Curable Condition

    17. Hormonal Changes and Aging: Balancing the Scales of Time

    18. Nutritional Science and Aging: Dietary Strategies to Combat Aging

    19. Exercise and Longevity: Physical Activity as a Pillar of Anti-Aging

    20. The Role of Sleep in Aging: Restoring Youth through Rest

    21. Mental Health and Aging: Addressing Cognitive Decline

    22. The Social Impact of Extended Lifespans: Reimagining Community and Family

    23. Rethinking Retirement: Financial Planning in an Ageless Society

    24. Ethical Considerations in Anti-Aging Research: Who Gets to Live Longer?

    25.Global Health and Aging: The Implications for Developing Nations

    26. The Environmental Impact of Longevity: Sustainability in an Aging World

    27. Insurance and Aging: Redefining Risk in a World Without Aging

    28. Pharmaceuticals and Aging: From Lifespan to Healthspan

    29. Legal Implications of Treating Aging as a Disease

    30. Longevity and the Workforce: Redefining Careers in a Longer Life

    31. Aging and Gender: Addressing the Unique Challenges Faced by Women

    32. Longevity Mindset: Cultivating a Positive Outlook on Aging

    33. The Role of Community Engagement in Longevity

    34. Intimate Relationships and Aging: Maintaining Connection Across Time

    35. Techno-Optimism: How Technology is Driving the Anti-Aging Movement

    36. Bioethics in Aging Research: Navigating the Moral Landscape

    37. The Role of Governments in Promoting Longevity

    38. Longevity and Religion: Spiritual Perspectives on Extended Life

    39. Aging and Cultural Narratives: Shifting Stories for a New Era

    40. The Role of Education in a World Where Aging is Optional

    41. The Business of Anti-Aging: Market Opportunities and Challenges

    42. Longevity and Creativity: How Longer Lives Could Influence the Arts

    43. Personalized Medicine and Aging: Tailoring Treatments for Extended Healthspan

    44. The Role of Public Policy in Supporting Longevity

    45. Environmental Design for Longevity: Creating Spaces that Promote Health

    46. The Future of Aging Research: Funding and Innovation

    47. Social Justice and Longevity: Ensuring Equitable Access to Anti-Aging Therapies

    48. Cognitive Enhancement: Delaying Decline through Neuroscience

    49. Aging and Technology: The Role of Wearables in Monitoring Health

    50. Longevity and the Law: Legal Frameworks for an Ageless Society

    51. The Impact of Aging on Memory: Strategies for Preservation

    52. Aging and Chronic Diseases: The Potential for Reversal

    53. The Role of Supplements in Anti-Aging: Vitamins, Minerals, and Beyond

    54. Sleep Optimization: A Key to Delaying Aging

    55. Economic Models in a World Without Aging: Rethinking Growth and Productivity

    56. Longevity and Education: Lifelong Learning for Extended Life

    57. The Role of AI in Predicting and Preventing Age-Related Diseases

    58. Public Health Campaigns: Educating the Masses About Aging as a Disease

    59. The Ethics of Longevity: Who Should Have Access to Anti-Aging Therapies?

    60. The Future of Elder Care in a World Without Aging

    61. The Role of Telemedicine in Managing Aging as a Disease

    62. Cultural Resistance to Aging as a Disease: Overcoming Stigma

    63. Longevity and the Human Experience: Philosophical Reflections on a Longer Life

    64. The Role of Fasting and Caloric Restriction in Delaying Aging

    65. Neuroscience and Aging: Understanding and Preventing Cognitive Decline

    66. Redefining Ageism: Combating Discrimination in an Ageless Society

    67. Longevity and the Economy: How Extended Lifespans Will Reshape Global Markets

    68. The Role of Big Data in Aging Research

    69. Social Media and Longevity: Spreading the Word About Anti-Aging Innovations

    70. Intergenerational Relationships in a World Without Aging

    71. The Role of the Arts in a Society that Embraces Longevity

    72. The Future of Aging: Predictions and Possibilities

    73. Anti-Aging Medicine: From Alternative Therapies to Mainstream Acceptance

    74. The Role of Mindfulness in Slowing the Aging Process

    75. Longevity and Mental Health: Strategies for Maintaining Emotional Well-Being

    76. Aging and Physical Fitness: Exercise Regimens for a Long Life

    77. The Impact of Diet on Aging: Exploring the Science of Nutrition

    78. The Role of Regenerative Medicine in Anti-Aging Therapies

    79. Global Longevity Initiatives: A Look at International Efforts

    80. Longevity and Artificial Intelligence: The Future of Personalized Health

    81. The Role of Community Support in Extending Healthspan

    82. Aging and Innovation: How Startups are Disrupting the Status Quo

    83. The Role of Epigenetics in Delaying the Aging Process

    84. Longevity and the Environment: Sustainable Practices for a Longer Life

    85. Aging and Human Rights: Ensuring Fair Access to Anti-Aging Treatments

    86. The Role of Family in Supporting Longevity

    87. The Role of Nutrition in Reversing the Effects of Aging

    88. Longevity and Personal Responsibility: Taking Charge of Your Aging Process

    89. The Role of Hormone Therapy in Aging

    90. Longevity and Urban Planning: Designing Cities for Longer Lives

    91. The Impact of Anti-Aging Research on Global Health

    92. Longevity and Cultural Transformation: Reimagining Traditions

    93. The Role of Robotics in Supporting Longevity

    94. Longevity and Financial Planning: Managing Wealth in an Ageless Society

    95. The Role of Stem Cells in Anti-Aging Therapies

    96. Longevity and Global Collaboration: The Need for International Cooperation

    97. The Role of Art in Shaping Perceptions of Aging

    89. The Role of Public Policy in Promoting Longevity Research

    99. Longevity and the Future of Work: How Extended Lifespans Will Reshape Careers

    100. How Technology Will Stop Aging: The Convergence of Science and Innovation

    101. Conclusion: The Future of Aging – A New Paradigm for Humanity

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  • WHY AGING IS A DISEASE?

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    WHY WE SHOULD TREAT AGING AS A DISEASE?
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