My grandfather is 90 years old. He was in a wheelchair for a couple months. He started doing the hyperbaric chamber. Now he can walk without a walker. He's still a little bit slow on the walk, but it did make a difference in his mobility.

The sad thing about the Chinese study was that the doctor had the permission of the Chinese government to carry out the experiment, until there were negative responses from the international community, so they arrested him.

Dude sometimes I forget there are actual people behind these videos. I don't know if it's a team or just one guy but kudos to everyone who works on these things. Even the host is amazing all of his speech is so natural and clear its insane.

Scientists: "this technology may allow humans to live forever" Earth: "hold my beer"

Me and the men turning back into Me and the boys when we’re veteran citizens

You can basically live forever as long as you don't die from anything else than age which is rare.

Even if your lifespan was still the same, imagine if you could live that lifespan in your 25 year old body? How much better would your life be? Incredible.

People who say they don't want to live forever should still support this because you can always change your mind later but not if you're already dead. I have been saying this... longevity is our choice! If we want to sustain our health, we have to do something about it! This will start by knowing what supplies our body needs. Start by eating a balanced diet, quit vices, exercise regularly and take an NMN supplement. Mine is a 500mg per day, NMN by Vitruvin.

When we all can live forever, who wants to build a ship together and head for Alpha Centauri? Being to see a alien planet first hand is something I would love to do.

Even if we did managed to stop human aging this is most likely something only some people can afford anyway

i wouldnt like to live forever, but i would like to live a lot longer with the people i love

First Scientists recently Reverse Blindness [CRISPR Technology] and now this, amazing. Medical science will be like magic in 10-20 yrs

We just need a cure to cancer and we are immortal now

I’ll happily live for 600 more years. Gimme them immortality pills

I just wanna be a kid forever I wish I could stop aging At 21

We must support anti aging technologies.

I went into the Hyperbolic time chamber and came out with blonde hair. Huge power level increase. Would recommend.

They could send humans up into space if they can turn off aging and we could go light-years away from our solar system

Him: prays god to help him be rich before he dies God: grants immortality

I really question the validity of the findings. As they pointed out, it was a very small sample size and such a bold claim should absolutely be challenged. Given the wide spread fear of death in humans, I also question if there wasn’t some kind of bias in the study, whether by the authors or peer reviewers. Furthermore, I couldn’t find the exact paper for the hyperbaric oxygen chamber study in their sources, but will double check that. Pumping oxygen into the bloodstream sounds great on paper, but excess oxygen leads to free radicals that damage DNA even more and can cause cancer (fairly basic biology here). Also extending telomeres won’t reverse previously done damage to DNA, and the senescence hypothesis is far from conclusive. So if you want to look as young as your DNA, get ready for surgery. There was additionally a recent study that suggests aging has a minimum rate hardwired into our biology that cannot be overcome, at least for primates

8:22 Major *BRUH* Moment

A big problem for anyone who lives too long would be mental health, or the state of your mind as you get older. Whether you've seen too much, or PTSD is too bad, you might just go crazy

Should've put "forever young" in the thumbnail. Missed opportunity

Despite still being 18, and having turned 18 just 3 days ago as of the moment I'm writing this: I was terrified of aging ever since I was 17, and first became terrified of it after seeing "am I too old for parkour" and "am I too old for martial arts" videos from parkour and martial arts channels I frequented; the "am I too old for _____" videos of which I then clicked on for fun, but after hearing about how aging inhibits one affected by it from pulling off even stunts and techniques he or she was once able to, and thus prevents him or her from running away from danger, doing cool stunts, and/or effectively fighting/defending himself or herself when unable to run, and getting injured when trying to run or fight, and seeing all the older martial artists saying how they lost the ability, and were no longer able to perform the taekwondo kicks they were once able to in their youth in the comment sections of those videos: I became really terrified of aging, so thanks for dropping this reassuring message.

Does this mean if we inject a 1y.o baby with this serum, are the baby going to turn back into a fetus?

Why do I get the feeling none of us will be able to use this

I'm currently 17, meaning I'm hopefully most likely to live a long time when technology increases further, and live healthy during most of this life.

I want to be young forever. I don’t care about living forever

What would happen to the finite memory we have? We can't store infinite amount of memories can we? Also can people with photographic memory really remember every aspect of their lives all the way up to their death? That's a lot of information to store in your brain.

"Wanting to live forever. A common desire of non insane people."

I think instead of preventing a person from aging, why not just figure out a way to slow down the body’s aging process? This way individuals could have a chance at having more time at enjoying their childhood, and be able to properly prepare themselves for adulthood when their time comes.

My grandfather was diagnosed with Alscheimers about 6 years back, he was a veteran in the army, and I knew him barely at all before because I'm only 12. So basically I only knew him for 2 years until he was taken over by the disease. I hate seeing him drooling over his shirt now and having to think about when he was still himself. Every day I see him, but he is kinda getting better, talking a few words, walking around, sitting upright, and I really hope that he can someday be cured, but to be honest, I feel like he could never be the same man.

In the 2016 film Deadpool, Ajax gave Wade an over extended hyperbaric oxygen treatment. Essentially curing his cancer and slowing his aging, of course it mostly only worked because Wade was exposed to the x-gene and possibly Wolverine's blood. But mostly a similar concept.

Nobody: Infpgraphics: *Scientists discovered how to resurrect the dead*

Reverse aging ≠ immortality, accidents illness and such would still be a great factor into human mortality, but yeah when this comes to happen it be a big transformation for society

Finally, the fountain of youth.

Scientists: reverse human aging Rich people: we are feeling like cash dollars Poor people: $#%@

Every time I see one of these I'm sweating that someone has already funded the research project I intend to do 20 years from now.

Here's to never growing up I don't wanna lose my family and friends.

I’m afraid wealthy bad people would use it in a certain trafficking ring to keep kids forced to be used. 🥺 That genuinely scares me.. 😖 Or also if that technically would only be available to the wealthy. But if by some miracle it was widely available, then it might be nice for someone like myself.

This anti aging research really interests me

From what i know and heard, the damage is not done to your dna but the damage is done to the cells that reads your dna. because if the damage was done to your dna it has no way to retake the information because it no longer exists or is corupted but if the damage is done to the cells that reads dna then you can try to heal those cells and then your body will heal itself by reading corectly the information in the dna

Guys, we're going to be alive in time for immortality treatments. We're almost there. Stay alive, keep healthy, and get ready for the age of immortality.

I am bipolar and in my first manic episode I had the delusion that we are going to live forever and we’re not gonna die. I knew it. It was insane to be in a conciousness where death was not just no longer a threat, but it didn’t even exist. Maybe I wasn’t far enough. I know what I know.

As the song goes, "Who wants to live forever?" I know I don't, cos as with anything, it'll end up being abused by the rich and used against us...

i dont want to get old after seeing the process

Another "We can, but should we" moment. Saying that life extension can cause other issues is quite the understatement.

It really works. I actually used to be 84 now I’m 25

The problem with immortality is that eventually we will run out of food and we already have a problem with this so instead of making life better for rich people (basically),we need to make life better everywhere so that's my opinion on that

As a famous meme says... "Dont do that, don't give me hope!"

Having an expiration date is what gives life meaning. But I can agree it can be too short usually. All we need to do is prevent certain common diseases and extend life, not stop aging entirely

Many people are cynical about biological immortality, but I feel like extending the lives of people would only prove beneficial to society in whole. It's synonymous with good health. In a world where natural selection cannot exist, a society that is supposed to accept the weak, we really should be working toward medical advancements that put everyone on a fair, healthy playing field. Biological immortality wouldn't just be a luxury. It would improve everything. Imagine the reduction of greed and jealousy if none of us were scrambling to grab opportunities within a time limit? And in turn, imagine the reduction of anger, violence, hatred, and generally foolish decisions. Also consider how different our perspective on the future would be knowing we'd actually experience it. How different would politicians act if their few years of office wasn't expected to be the summery of their life? How much care would those in power direct toward the Earth and its creatures if they weren't so concerned with seizing everything they could within the next decade of their fleeting lives? And on a general scale, imagine the wisdom we'd be able to live with. Youth would no longer be wasted on the young. And we'd all have time to improve ourselves and understand others. Even the most ignorant folks would inevitably meet an awakening experience. How likely is it a 200+ year old person hasn't realized the error of sexism, racism, abuse, etc? Some also pose that immortality may reduce our appreciation for life, though this always seemed like a coping mechanism to me. Because I can only perceive the opposite effect: life would seem *less* disposable if it weren't fleeting. We tend take our lives for granted when we feel useless. Immortality would be empowering. And to our children, death would be far more traumatizing than we perceive it. I dunno if that last outcome is a _good_ thing, but it's an argument against immortality resulting in apathy.

We’ll need space exploration for future human populations

I have moderate to severe ME/CFS (depending on the week/month/year) I would really love to be a part of the study with hyperbaric oxygen chambers 😦 Fascinating.

As interesting this maybe, immortality would be more of a problem than a solution. The obvious main problem would be overpopulation, something we are facing as is. There is only so much resources this planet has. Even if we manage to colonize the solar system Earth is the only planet capable of life as we know it. Interstellar travel would be something of the distant future as that technology is way too advance for our times, possibly many centuries if not millennia's down the line. In addition our entire ecosystem evolved around the fact that living creatures eventually die out, If humans became immortal we would completely destroy it, more than we have already done now. Even now resources on Earth are beginning to dwindle imagine having to sustain an immortal population. On top of all of that who would get this immortality treatment? A select few? The rich? Will it be available for everyone? These are all hard questions than people have to tackle when gain new level of technology such as this. In my opinion we should just stick to improving medical treatments and allow people to die out when their time comes. Life is precious because it only lasts for so long. However, if we did manage to achieve this technology there should be some some things we need to accept. One, everyone should have the opportunity to get this immortality treatment, not just a select few or the rich but the entire public in general. Second, if people get this immortality treatment they must give up their ability to procreate since this would be the only way to tackle over population with this technology in society. Third, people who are immortal must have access to euthanasia (assisted death), if they no longer wish to live.

And we can slow or stop ageing and DEFINITLY REVERSE IT

With this knowledge we can *keep Danny Devito and Keanu Reeves alive forever!*

I want a long life so that I can probably experience almost everything on this planet.

Time for me to go back into my early 20s and relive my life over again but without making the same dumb mistakes this time around lol.

Stopping ageing doesn't mean happy life but this is a start

I’ve acted like a 40 year old since I was 10.. I’m sure I’ve already been given the aging serum 😆

Me thinking that I can be like hashirama from Naruto and being able to heal instantly if I get a cut or something lol. For real though, science has come a long way, this is cool.

Imagine everything you could accomplish with a lifespan of hundreds of years.

I love the 'but first, wtf is wrong with you, you might need help' segue!

Well, in many developed countries there is a problem with a birthrate since 2 parents more often than not give birth only to 1 child, so, its not that bad, government will actually happily take that since its better to have 50 year old with 30 years of expirience than search for 20 year old with 15 years of expirience as they currently do.

I honestly don't mind not aging, so long as I can still die from such things like natural diseases, lethal accidents etc. The idea to stop aging is already quite a luxury on itself, but the idea to also live for let's say, further a hundred years and so on would be unfair. Existence can't only have life as it would be unbalanced.

That’s incredible, gives me hope to live long enough to see widespread space travel

1:25. This is the one thing I’ve always wanted to see the most. If this science experiment is proven successful then it sounds like grandparents have a chance to enjoy, travel, walk etc with the grown up children. This means is that both parents and grown up children will both work together in order to get enough money to enjoy life by 1000%.

Living forever and being young forever. That’s such a very pleasant possibility. 💜

I have personally done a fair amount of research on reversing ageing by adding telomere length to prolong cell mitosis since I was 12 years old. And finally after 10 years a possible medical intervention is discovered which means more time can be spent around the loved ones. And generally as a healthy human without having to die from old age would truly be a pleasurable experience.

This is one of the few priorities that need to be met if humanity wants to move and expand past the Solar System and ultimately the Universe By the time you get to Pluto you’re already an Old person.

I don’t know if I would want to live forever but I would settle aging gracefully; i.e. not being in pain the second half of my life or greying out in my 40s & 50s. (I’m 30 and have habits that most would find questionable.) I do make an effort to eat healthy food and drink a lot of water, though I’m not sure that cancels out high daily caffeine intake (2-4 GURU stevia energy drinks) constant vuze e-cigarette vaping and dependence on stimulants considerably stronger than caffeine..

Me when I find the scientist who created the immortality machine: MAKE ME IMMORTAL!

so does this mean that the people in the study were 35% younger? or their new cells had 35% more life? what effect did the participants have?

I would very much be grateful to do this. Arthritis in my spine, fibromyalgia, and adrenal issues.

In our modern society, with a bunch of innovators and creators that have led to the great progress of our society, it is sad to see such breakthroughs or creative ambitions of those that could lead us to a better world, inevitably being corrupted and distorted to the point where is destroys the very benefits they were supposed to give the world. I trust the scientists, artists, creators, innovators and free-thinkers of our time, I don't trust the people who would see such ideas as a way to make themselves yet even more money. Just like with the bringing of the industrial revolution into our society, instead of making our lives easier, work being optional and people using what time they have for bettering the world, instead lived lives that were almost the same or suffered even worse living standards due to the interests of a few.

Just wanna go back to when my hair was thick. Bet anything they'll figure this out but it still won't fix male pattern baldness.

Maybe one day we will be smart enough to make our own universe and maybe there's other universes out there.

Hope this type of science experience is proven successful. Because humans being forced to die due to aging is been very annoying and threatening for more than probably a decade. I’m so happy the scientist are trying their very best to prevent this most hated diseases known as aging.

Fountain of youth: "Look at what they need to mimic a craction of my power"

Professor Farnsworth voice: Good News, Everyone! I've become scientifically plausible.

When I did a reaction to the video I actually learned how we humans are OP asf but ended up getting nerfed by life

Reversing aging is the key to exploring the universe

I'ma be hurt if I get old and die by the time they figure out it's good enough to give to the world 🥺

I'm kinda surprised that no one is looking at studying how some animals reverse their aging. There are some type of jellyfish that can actually reverse it's age, that would be a good direction to start. Also I would look at the immortal cell line and study it more closely since those cells can divide forever without even deteriorating. On the population problem, I pretty much think that over population will not become a problem rather it might slowdown population growth because if humans know that they can live longer then most of them will not be bother reproducing since they have all the time they have....

Can't believe Deadpool is somewhat accurate with the hyperbaric oxygen therapy! 😏.. That's what I immediately thought when I saw that! Hhm you live and you learn!

Living forever or even for a long time has a big ethical dilemma. Some people just don't want to live forever, while others do.

That is gonna give a new meaning to life sentences

and here's me still looking for the fountain of youth

Imagine living for 5000 years

🤣 3.05 "girl friend took her pearls to side of his death bed".

Hyperbaric Oxegyn Chambers are starting to show promise as a treatment for Fibromyalgia. Some Turkish scientists are running the trials. So, I was already aware that they could do some crazy miracles, because the decrease in pain the trial patients are showing are fantastic.

I would be tired of life if I lived forever.

I love these videos! Could you do one on the Minesota Starvation Experiment? It was a psychological experiment conducted in 1944

All I have to say is that you are naïve if you think that it's impossible for us to live longer or reverse aging in some way. I'm sure it would potentially come with some sort of negative side effects or whatever the case is, but there is definitely the technology and science and resources out there, to make it happen.

scientists discover the worst curse known to mankind...........biological immortality

On the one hand I'm excited for this, and will volunteer in these studies, on the other hand, I can already see the rich making sure the technology never becomes affordable for the workers

Paradoxically, biological immortality may stabilize or even reduce the population. The fear of dying and the drive to carry on the family line, just won't be as strong, so children might become rare in populations with access to such treatments.

“Good news, we’re not dying. WE’RE GOING TO LIVE FOREVER!!!!” - Rick May / Soldier tf2

In most mythology and cultures eternal life is always seen as evil.