In today’s episode, Dr. Melissa Petersen will take you on a journey through the fascinating world of emotions, with a special focus on the powerful emotion of anger. Join us as we explore the science behind anger, its two distinct faces, and how it can impact your longevity.

Have you ever wondered if your anger could be aging you? We will dive into the complexities of anger, dissecting its motivational side and the dangers of repressed anger. Discover how harnessing anger as a force for change can lead to empowerment, motivation, and personal growth.

Uncover the incredible chemical response that occurs when you experience anger and the role it plays in your body's fight-or-flight mechanism. Learn about the risks associated with prolonged anger, such as inflammation, insulin resistance, and even a heightened risk of heart disease and cancer.

But don't worry, Dr. Petersen doesn't stop there. She provides a practical three-step process to help you navigate your emotions: acknowledge, express, and forgive. Embrace these steps to effectively manage anger and promote emotional well-being.

To enhance your emotional journey and discover the transformative power of forgiveness, she shares a free guided meditation using the Ho'oponopono forgiveness method. This meditation is designed to help you release pent-up emotions and experience emotional freedom.

Aging is optional, based on your beliefs, perceptions, and responses are vital elements that will impact how your body responds either speeding up or slowing down how you age and experience life.  Join us in this inspiring episode as we delve into the intricate relationship between emotions, longevity, and personal growth.

Tune in and learn to thrive, age backward, and make every day your best day

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Discover the Secrets of Small Molecules for Longevity in the latest episode of the Human Longevity Podcast with Dr. Melissa Petersen. Join us on an illuminating journey into groundbreaking research and data that separates hype from reality in the quest to slow down biological aging.

Special guest Tom Weldon, CEO of Ponce de Leon Health and Rejuvant, reveals the transformative potential of small molecules and the critical role of calcium alpha-ketoglutarate and how this molecule is stacking up against NMN, Resveratrol, Rapamyocin, and more in aging reversal. We discuss the newest study published in Aging looking at the top 6 performing longevity molecules to reverse cellular aging and promote rejuvenation of the cell and tissues.

Get a peek behind the clinical trial process of what it takes to really bring new molecules to market and discover why more is NOT always better in delivering actual results. This and more will be shared as we look at the science behind epigenetic reversal, and explore how Rejuvant is rewriting the rules of longevity.

Tune in and stay informed as we uncover the future of living better and longer. Don't miss out on the latest insights and discoveries!

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Unlock the Secrets of Longevity with the NEAT Movement on the latest episode of Dr. Melissa Petersen's podcast! Discover how simple and enjoyable everyday movements can add years to your life and vitality.

Recent research delves into Non-Exercise Activity Thermogenesis (NEAT), shedding light on its remarkable calorie-burning potential of up to 2,000 calories a day!

Learn how NEAT encompasses spontaneous, low-intensity activities like standing, walking, and fidgeting, and explore its profound impact on health and longevity.

Find out how NEAT compares to structured exercise and why it's a game-changer for metabolic activity, weight management, and overall well-being.

Discover the scientific mechanisms behind NEAT's health benefits, from improved insulin sensitivity to better cardiovascular health.

Get practical tips to increase NEAT in your daily life, from active transportation to desk exercises, and start living longer and better today!

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Welcome to the Human Longevity Podcast, hosted by Dr. Melissa Petersen. In this episode, we delve into the fascinating concept of longevity escape velocity, the possibility of escaping the aging process. Aging is a continuous phenomenon that begins from the moment of conception. Our bodies operate on a metabolic level, constantly building up and breaking down to meet the demands of life. However, is it possible to slow down aging and enhance vitality and energy at any age? Let's explore this topic together.
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Tune in to this week's episode as we explore intermittent fasting through a new lens than how it is commonly discussed.  You will learn about circadian timing and why when it comes to living better longer and enjoying greater metabolic and immune benefits, its all about WHEN you eat more than what you eat.  Get ready to be liberated from the idea of deprivation. Together we will explore the simple principles that have guided human evolution and how you can apply them to your everyday life to slow down the rate of biological aging. 

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Do you know about the science of epigenetics?  It studies how our DNA is signaled by the environment.  In this week's episode, you will discover how 75-90% of the epigenetic signals that influence and inform our genetic expression and impact our rate and speed of biological aging are lifestyle driven. This is a game changer because it actively puts you in control of optimizing your health. Learn the 4 quickest ways you can begin to shift how your DNA is expressed to reverse age for enhanced health and wellbeing.  Your genes are not your destiny, tune in to this episode to learn more and become the architect of your longevity living potential today.

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Can stress actually be a tool that you can use to live better longer? Tune into this episode to debunk the myths of stress and learn the vital role it plays in extending your health span and lifespan for greater longevity. 

In today’s episode we will explore the role that respiration, oxygen and carbon dioxide play in slowing down the rate and pace of biological aging for enhanced vitality. You will learn the exact breath rate that increases oxygen saturation, immune, cardiac, neurological and endocrine function while also enhancing longevity. And you will experience 3 key breathing exercises and respiration practices to increase your health capacity so you can live better, longer beginning today.

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