Dr Aubrey De Grey, author of the book Ending Ageing, explains in a clear, concise way in which it may be possible to add years onto the average life expectancy of a human being. Biological ageing is a progressive, degenerative process of decay. As ageing damage accumulates in our functional cellular and molecular structures, the healthy order laid down in our youth slowly falls apart. This damage occurs, as a result, of a series of unintended biochemical side effects of normal metabolism. As more and more of our cellular and molecular structures suffer this damage, functionality is lost, and health, resilience and vitality are slowly taken away from us, leading to increasing age-related pathology. Thus, metabolism causes ongoing ageing damage; this eventually accumulates to reach a critical mass at which it causes age-related frailty, disability, disease, and ultimately death. Aubrey looks at what approaches are already being taken eg in the areas of Geriatrics and Gerontology and introduces a third theoretical approach: SENS, which targets the damage of ageing itself, bringing it down to levels below the threshold at which it causes problems. www.fisher.co.uk

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Madeline Minx interviews Aubrey de Grey. I edited down the intro and reposted this hilarious interview with Aubrey de Grey. Support Madeline Minx’s channel at www.youtube.com

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Dr Aubrey de Grey believes that we do not have to age and die after three score years and ten. Watch a remarkable visionary introduce his ideas.

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www.mfoundation.org Just a bit of Aubrey’s speech at the Aging 2008 conference, held at ucla’s Royce Hall on June 27, 2008

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Aubrey de Grey, Chief Science Officer, SENS Foundation, speaks about the future of regenerative medicine and human longevity. Filmed during the 2009 Graduate Summer Program at Singularity University.

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Thursday, June 26th, 2008 Wired published an article detailing Aubrey de Grey’s progress in his ongoing crusade to defeat aging as a disease. The article came out a day before Aubrey kicks off the first Methuselah Foundation sponsored conference on aging in the United States. For the WIRED article visit: www.wired.com Aging 2008: The Disease – The Cure – The Implications. REGISTER HERE: www.mfoundation.org

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