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Dr. David Sinclair just dropped a two-hour masterclass on Tom Bilyeu's podcast. He shared 10 mind-blowing insights on how to reverse biological age in animals (and why it should work in humans too). 1) They already reversed a mice's age by 75%

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everyone in the world should know how kind jake is. he really cares, especially for animals without a home. that’s why he goes to bring happiness to these animals, hoping they will find a home and be adopted by a loving family 🥹🤍 #JAKE #제이크

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👤 why do you think he asked how many relationships she’s been in before? 🐰 oh? wasn’t that just purely out of curiosity? 🐰 i feel like i’d ask too…how many times they’ve been in a relationship 👤 why would you be purely curious about that? 🐰 because you’ll be able to guess their age to some extent through that number 👥 😮😮😮 note: the contestants on the show don’t know each other’s age

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