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Biological age & clocks
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Podcast description: epigenetics, lifestyle and biological age with Dr. Manuel Burzler

The description announces a discussion with Dr. Manuel Burzler on how diet, sleep, stress, the gut microbiome and daily habits relate to gene regulation and biological aging, and where limits of longevity approaches lie. [1]

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The key findings

  1. The description announces a talk with Dr. Manuel Burzler about epigenetics and healthy longevity. [1]

  2. The chapter list includes epigenetic clocks and rejuvenating biological age. [1]

  3. The description says the talk covers limits of current longevity approaches. [1]

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Study type / format
Video description of a podcast episode
Population / context
Viewers of a podcast episode with Dr. Manuel Burzler; no study population described.
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Original publication
June 18, 2026

Announced topics: lifestyle, epigenetics and gene activity

According to the description, the episode of “Die Ärztin & Der Nerd” features Dr. med. Manuel Burzler. It asks whether diet, sleep and lifestyle can influence how genes are regulated and how quickly we age biologically. Stress, sleep, the gut microbiome and daily habits are named as possible factors. The description also says the conversation covers how environmental factors and lifestyle are linked to epigenetic changes. These are announced topics, not reported results.

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Announced chapters: clocks, telomeres, microbiome, sleep

The chapter list names epigenetic clocks and what they reveal about biological age, plus what is scientifically possible in rejuvenating biological age. Further chapters address inflammation and telomeres, gut health and epigenetics, mitochondria and omega-3 fats, microplastics and environmental toxins, and sleep and gene activity. The description gives timestamps but no findings from these chapters.

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Stated scope: research on aging and limits of longevity

The description says the hosts discuss what research shows about biological aging and where the limits of current longevity approaches lie. It does not report study designs, participants, measurements or outcomes. No specific effect of any habit on biological age is stated.

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Source & supporting passages

[1]
Epigenetik: Kannst du dein biologisches Alter wirklich verjüngen? | Dr. Manuel Burzler

Die Ärztin & Der Nerd | Dr. med. Anne Latz & Toan · youtube.com · June 18, 2026

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  1. Finding 1 ↑

    sprechen wir mit Dr. med. Manuel Burzler
  2. Finding 2 ↑

    Was verraten epigenetische Uhren über unser biologisches
  3. Finding 3 ↑

    wo die Grenzen aktueller Longevity-Ansätze liegen

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