Steven Robert Shuken's guest appearances

Steven Robert Shuken

Finding Genius Podcast

J Scott

Bill Barhydt

Whitney Johnson

Alex Mashinsky

Ross Ulbricht

Lyn Ulbricht

Jameson Lopp

Marco Peereboom

Megan Ramos

Danny Flood

Abel James

Nir Eyal

Perry Marshall

Scott Young

Ben Goertzel

OwlTail

Can the lifespan or health span of humans be extended? Many new findings from researchers and even Google suggest so. Press play to find out:  What part proteins play in the aging process What causes memory deficits How Alzheimer's treatment may differ in the future  PH.D. Student in chemistry, Steven Robert Shuken, discusses his insights into aging and Alzheimer's, drawing from his chemistry background. Aging is a complicated process to study because so many factors play simultaneous roles throughout one's lifespan. Each organ in the body also ages differently based upon the respective tissue, making the challenge even more significant. To understand Alzheimer's disease, Steven Shuken shares his process of understanding neurodegeneration and how it affects individual brain cells. More research is needed, but early results in blood plasma benefits in Alzheimer's patients are promising.  For more information, visit stevenshuken.com.

Can the lifespan or health span of humans be extended? Many new findings from researchers and even Google suggest so. Press play to find out: <ul> <li>What part proteins play in the aging process</li> <li>What causes memory deficits</li> <li>How Alzheimer's treatment may differ in the future</li> </ul> PH.D. Student in chemistry, Steven Robert Shuken, discusses his insights into aging and Alzheimer's, drawing from his chemistry background. Aging is a complicated process to study because so many factors play simultaneous roles throughout one's lifespan. Each organ in the body also ages differently based upon the respective tissue, making the challenge even more significant. To understand Alzheimer's disease, Steven Shuken shares his process of understanding neurodegeneration and how it affects individual brain cells. More research is needed, but early results in blood plasma benefits in Alzheimer's patients are promising.  For more information, visit <a href="stevenshuken.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">stevenshuken.com.</a>

Brain Aging Research and Alzheimer's Prevention - A Look into Brain Function and Anti-Aging with Steven Robert Shuken