
That's the topic of today's podcast episode with Dr. Mark Hyman and Gary Brecka, a human biologist and former mortality expert.
I found this one of the most fascinating episodes I've seen in a long time - partly because I work in the financial world, so I have a lot of knowledge with how life insurance companies work (as well as several of my own policies) - and it was so interesting to hear how much detailed data goes into determining life expectancy.
Having gone through the testing myself, I am familiar with how detailed these reports are, and it's discouraging to realize that doctors don't typically collect anywhere near this much information before making a patient recommendation. As Brecka implies, if they did, the entire field of medicine would be completely different, and I'm willing to bet our health as a nation would be as well...
Check it out below to learn how your mortality is determined, and what you can do (easily and cheaply) to increase your longevity - even without all the special "gadgets" they discuss.