Why do some people seem twenty years younger than their actual age while others decline rapidly despite similar lifestyles? Dr. Matt Kaeberlein is one of the leading researchers in the biology of aging whose work has shaped geroscience and given executives clarity on what actually drives cellular decline versus supplement industry noise. Dogs age biologically seven times faster than humans, proving aging rates are modifiable through specific biological pathways.

In this episode of the Legacy and Longevity Podcast with host Zach Dancel, Dr. Matt Kaeberlein reveals why the mTOR pathway controls whether cells prioritize growth or stress resistance affecting all hallmarks of aging simultaneously, how rapamycin slows aging in every animal tested despite physician hesitation around high-dose transplant medicine versus once-weekly protocols. On why comprehensive blood work plus DEXA scans matter more than biological age clocks, explains diet quality trumps intermittent fasting timing for metabolic optimization, and shares how AI health agents arriving within two years will scale personalized interventions currently limited to wealthy populations. Fifteen additional years of health span are available using today's science for leaders willing to act proactively instead of reactively.

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Why does a thirty-year-old entrepreneur running multiple profitable businesses feeding ten thousand people daily suddenly collapse with forty-eight hours to live? On Christmas Eve 2022, MOONII was told he was one hundred percent leukemic with organs failing and needed immediate treatment or he would die within two weeks. He went into a coma for thirty-one days, spent over three months in critical care, had to relearn walking and talking, and dropped from eighty-six kilograms to forty-two kilograms, watching his body waste away to exposed bones.

In this episode of The Legacy and Longevity Podcast, with host Zach Dancel, Moonoon (MOONIII) Jawadin, reveals why he faced sepsis seven times with sixty percent mortality risk each occurrence, how his sister saved his life through bone marrow transplant after cancer relapsed the second time. On why cutting sugar completely alongside sour sop leaves and black seed oil became his non-negotiable recovery protocol. He exposes the mental battle of losing all confidence and physical strength while selling every business he built, explains why he focused on leaving impacts through six charity ambassadorships, and shares how his brother's three words from Dubai kept him alive when chemotherapy made him want to give up.

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Why does mental illness keep rising despite more people receiving treatment than ever before, and what if breathwork could change your brain the same way psilocybin mushrooms do? Richard Blake started as a fitness model and CrossFit gym owner before studying psychotherapy in London—only to discover disappointing gaps in mental health education that led him to abandon licensures, move to the United States, and pursue a PhD researching conscious connected breathwork instead. His randomized control trial, the largest ever conducted on this breathwork method, was just published in the Journal of Affective Disorders.

In this episode of the Legacy and Longevity Podcast with host Zach Dancel, Richard reveals why 91% of men who died by suicide were already in talk therapy, how the treatment prevalence paradox shows mental illness statistics worsening as therapy increases, and why childhood trauma doesn't predict adult mental illness the way we've been told. He exposes how concept creep turned normal people into patients, explains why 80% of people with anxiety breathe dysfunctional, and shares how hormetic stressors like breathwork, ice baths, and sauna build nervous system resilience that talk therapy cannot. His message is clear: connection matters more than bio-hacks, and true mental fitness begins when you regulate your nervous system through biology not just conversation.

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