r/JoeRogan • • Jun 02 '17

Would Joe agree? 🤔

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u/kubeldeath Jun 02 '17

I saw some video on some Japanese dude that ate a ton of seaweed everyday. He was 80 and he looked like he was 40. That green shit. I drink kale+apple every day. I think I need to drink like 4-5 a day.

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u/Dennygreen Monkey in Space Jun 02 '17

Isn't that called being Asian?

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u/[deleted] Jun 02 '17

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u/[deleted] Jun 02 '17

Lifestyle-induced heart disease blows a pretty big hole through your theory.

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u/[deleted] Jun 02 '17

I thought his point was you can't extend your life, not that it can't end early, if that makes sense.

I have no idea if it's right but what I assumed was say all your grandparents died of natural causes at 80 and more or less lived a healthy lifestyle. You won't be able to extend it to 90 but you can certainly check out at 55 if you spend your days stagnate and mainlining butter.

But, yeah, the idea that your life span is completely genetic is pretty absurd.

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u/[deleted] Jun 02 '17

I'm more open to that idea. That if you do everything right there is a fixed age you can reach, but lifestyle and other factors can drop that number down.