What truly caught my attention regarding Ben Greenfield was his ability to lengthen his telomeres to that of a 20-year-old (although he is approaching 40). This type of advancement holds the potential to revolutionize not only how strong/healthy we feel in our bodies, but also to revolutionize society and many of the challenges we face. The tremendous impact this could hold on the disease models we currently contend with, for example. Or how the ability to keep people healthy/productive longer could lessen the financial stress placed upon the collective, etc. I love the impact of the game-changers, such as Ben!
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