we see aging as a disease, a curable disease, and we are at war with death. - the idea that aging might be cured like a disease is relatively new, but this yearning for eternal youth es back ousands years. cleopatra supposedly bathed in sour donkeys milk to make her skin appear more youthful and since then peoe have tried using everything from raw meat to guinea pig testicles and even menstrual blood to combat the aging process. blood appears to be a recurring theme in this quest for immortality. some ultra wealthy patients are ting a controversial new erapy. they're receiving transfusions of blood products taken from teenagers in the hopes of rewinding their biological clocks. so far this process has yielded no measurable benefits. there are dozens of therapies available the raadfest marketplace. i'm wondering, are their claims based on sound science? ooh, this i wanna try. this procedure claims to boost a person's energy at the cellular level while reducing stress and anxiety. how does the redight rejuvenate my mitochondria? - a lot of the research looks at decreasing inflammati, impr

age 77. there's a huge huge difference is huge inequalities in, you know, just the number of years that you can expect to live and the health that people have, those kinds of inequalities as well all sorts of poor health are more prevalent among people who are in disadvantaged groups across the board and of that's really well known. but i think we haven't brought that into the conversation about delayed retirement enough because what we really found is that the people who are in the groups who are most likely to have poor health because of challenges that they have faced for much of their lives. in many cases, those are the people are least able to retire financially they've probably been least able to save they the smallest social security benefits so they can least afford retire. but they're most likely have health problems that are going to interfere their ability to to work or at least for working longer to be a really good and healthy option for even if they do continue to work. this is

the minimum age to run is where the age should stop.s long as they are competent and they are healthy, i think that is something we still need in government officials. however, i think one of the issues or what the element should be is term limits. that's where we would see the most benefit, not just from age. we have seen younger people -- i mean maybe 50 and under, they have had strokes and medical issues as well. i think the age is not an issue. it needs to be an age when you can run for office. i think the better element would be term limits. right now, we have several political officials that have been in office for so long they are beholden to so many groups. that is where we can't get anything done it. host: isaiah's in san diego. you are up early. caller: in 2016, i wanted to vote for bernie sanders, that he was 74 years old. now, i regret that. he was very competent. even now, bernie sanders is one of most competent people in congress. host: you are saying yes to an upper age limit? caller: historically, william jennings bryant

, when this age begins. let's understand a little about your professional terminology, when we talk about the third age, then if the world organization says this, it considers this age to be 60 years old. if we talk about the republic of belarus, we accept the age of the elderly as 65 years old. how many of these do we have in belarus, who are more men or women, and what percentage of them, uh, if it’s possible, of course, to name, uh, numbers, at least exemplary, yes needs medical attention. the aging process is already arranged in such a way that the involution of the body occurs, therefore, almost every elderly person has some kind of chronic disease on average, if we say this is from the mark of 60 plus from 4 to 7 diseases in the complex that they have, these diseases may not always affect functionality and the second part of people who do not have a disease does not affect them for addiction, such as outside help, who require care so. here if about 65+ people we have somewhere around one and a half mil

a man who did his own research on people aged 60 plus and called it the age of happiness. vladimir very glad to see you. i, too, are infinitely interested in your research , i must say, it is extremely inspiring and just curious in itself, i would like to start with an indiscreet question. and how old are you no luxury. and how old are you i'm 45 look fantastic? ah, well, in general, at the age of 56, so in our country. yes, in our society it is considered that 56. but these are still men. in his prime. why are you suddenly so interested in the problem of old age? i would say and uh hmm why such a study? what did old age frighten you with? i am really scared, really. what exactly, and you know, i turned 50 at some point, and i realized that i was finished, like this, well, i was brought up in a culture, like we all generally speaking, like what, which is based on the idea that in 50 starts. in general, more or less, old age is 50 55, well, so it was with our parents. yes, if you remember, it 's true, i remember that when my dad had his 50th birthday. it seems to me that we

the minimum age to run is where the age should stop. as long as they are competent and they are healthy, i think that is something we still need in government officials. however, i think one of the issues or what the element should be is term limits. that's where we would see the most benefit, not just from age. we have seen younger people -- i mean maybe 50 and under, they have had strokes and medical issues as well. i think the age is not an issue. it needs to be an age when you can run for office. i think the better element would be term limits. right now, we have several political officials that have been in office for so long they are beholden to so many groups. that is where we can't get anything done it. host: isaiah's in san diego. you are up early. caller: in 2016, i wanted to vote for bernie sanders, that he was 74 years old. now, i regret that. he was very competent. even now, bernie sanders is one of most competent people in congress. host: you are saying yes to an upper age limit? caller: historically, william jennings brya

what is the age in middle age? well, actually this word attracts attention.or many, many kilometers through the desert of a gas station. she's such an oasis shop bar and such a sign, uh, a poster stands and it says sex in big letters. and what are you small? i came closer and read, he says, so we attracted your attention, in general, we wanted to say that you can’t come to us without a shirt. well , something like this with such a word, but on the other hand. this is very important. doctors have to constantly face, because very often wrong sex, which goes to a person's health and vice versa, all kinds of diseases. sometimes it manifests itself just through, uh, problems of a sexual nature. why because men who already have women talk about it, people are always shy, which means that something will come and tell. you leave, and i say, so, wait. and how to do with it? yes, doctor, well, that's what i actually wanted to say, that is, you often have to specifically ask about this and there are a lot of problems. well, here we have two separate beds. so, we have a

this is an age story. yes, in fact, dementia is age-related so-called. yes this is when we logically we assume that there is a problem of the value of atherosclerosis, yes, irritating arterial hypertension of the disease, of course these processes. in a certain number of the elderly population, especially after 75 years, symptoms of dementia are most often manifested. but this is not yet edema. this is a violation of cognitive functions, that is, a person. maybe a little. eh, so, as they say, he has problems with perception, memory, thinking, but they are not catastrophic and very, very, very long and gradually go to deep it. so to speak, longevity, the situation with alzheimer's this process is inevitable and there is a gradual decline in certain functions and in the final composition a person loses his intellect completely, and he is already, as they say, not with us, not with ours, yes, society, that is, this is a person who has lost his intellect and physical activity, and uh, j. unfortunately, this process can occur not against the background of som

the median age and her in africa is 17. and so it's not just the pace of growth is really different in these countries, but we have very different age structures. so you know, you, you want to understand and kind of create a global community. but we're looking at governments and countries here that are dealing with very different populations in terms of age. and so the thinking may be different, and we, that's going to text them, diplomacy, and some effort between us to tell them more unified response, not to global crises. i want to bring a new voice into our conversation. and this is a professor of global development at cornell university. alex, i'm going to play this comment for you, and i'd really be interested on where you take the idea next, the kids part faith a 1000000000 population is an important milestone. but what it means is going to vary quite a bit across countries. in developing regions where population is still throwing, one main concern is going to be inequality. the paraphrase tend to decline in most of a

but the gilded age is dominated by the republican party. and the republican party initially was interested in trying to do something to help the freedmen. 13th. 14th, 15th amendment. and we talked about. but once they reached point, they turned their attention to business and industry. and again, either do nothing all or pass tax cuts and high protective tariffs. they're focused on business and industry. so there's no legislation whatsoever really to help the farm community and problem there also is that in this age, following the civil war, you have historically low for farm products, whether it's corn, whether it's cotton, there is actually more cotton grown in the south after the civil war, there was before the civil war. but prices at record low levels. and when you have very little revenue coming in because prices are so low and then you have to pay an exorbitant amount of money to ship your product to market. remember, railroads can become a monopoly and you can charge as much as you want because there's no competition. so when you've

but here is the age difference.an hold your child and be guaranteed that everything will be fine with him, because he is under our control. i don't think they had such a conscious goal. here, yes, the unconscious. who knows. well, let's listen to your girlfriend now at universities, how i met cheese. it's uh, it was at the university. i do not remember exactly. on what course, but it seems to me that, probably, on the first, but some general companies. and in fact, at first, of course, i did not know that she was a geek. but the fact that she was younger than all of us. i saw this, of course, at some point i asked a question. and how of course, i was very surprised and even a little envious, because this is in general, well, in my opinion. uh, not everyone can, yes, that is, at least at the institute, i don’t know how at school, at the institute there was no feeling. that ira is some kind of a monster yes, as is sometimes the perception of people, who are not similar, no, she was absolutely equal equal members of th

at age 7 or at age 8. and if they change their mind, it's not a big deal. so when did those, when, when is the encouragement right now, why are we seeing this talk? where is this conversation coming from? that there are sort of puberty. brocker blockers being offered to children at a very young age. what age is that? are you seeing? well, there's no point in blocking puberty till it starts, and that's usually about 10 to 12 years old. and so that idea and having that conversation about period buggers, do you believe a 10 year old is knows enough at that point on their own to make that decision? are we still seeing the influence of not only society but their parents? well, the reason that puberty blockers are initiated is because they are entirely reversible. and so it gives children a chance to mature and get older and make informed decisions later in life. okay, so that being said, you're right and but that, that puberty blockers, we know, surgeries for children to transition are not reversible. so what a

you don't always know that at age 18 right away.he people her saying maybe i should not go to college, but they are terrified they will be looked down on for not having a diploma by society, because there is to some degree that stigma as we establish a meritocracy that if you did not go to college, your lacking merit somehow. so it is a difficult difficult decision but we have to ask the right question should people continue to learn and grow and develop their critical thinking skills and d other talt and the answer is absolutely, yes. >> let me try that again and rephrase it a different way. is the college experience as we now know in america worth it, the liberal arts the universities, the four year degree, 18 to 22. do we need to rethink it? >> i think the experiences of what people get from the educational the college campus is absolutely worth it. for all the problems that we have in higher education we have a great system of colleges and universities which is why people from all over the world from china and india we do offer

over from age discrimination. and so a voting age of 18 was in direct conflict with the part of the bill of rights that protect 1617 year old. i was also many other reasons why we support learning the by the next day. and i mean, 16 year old and minimum wage on jobs paying checks on that taxation without representation. our parliament is making decisions on long term issues that will ultimately impact young people must. so more young people does that have to stay on those issues. we know the barney age. well that was a chain, the running as used to be 21 them before that woman. and before that only landowners could vote. so the boarding age or who can vote has changed over time as, as politics of change and the political climate of the world today who are running just 16. you know, there are big issues that just covered $900.00 recovery and climate change that will ultimately impact the human 17 year old, more than current bushing population. and although the majority of the world, the head of voting age of 18, we

she still remembers age models 50+ starred in swimsuits.was a sensation in the world of belarusian modeling. the worst thing was read our reviews that they wrote to us and for some reason, part of uh readers and viewers thought, so if you are over 50 years old. and if you are a pensioner, you should sit at home, bake pies, cook borscht, raise grandchildren. svetlana still has to deal with this ingrained stereotype. she does not fight him and does not prove anything to anyone. she says, you just need to get out of your head the idea that life ends in retirement. the world around us is changing at an incredible speed. why don't we ourselves change? i remember when my parents celebrated their 50 years. and when there were already anniversaries, it turned out, oh, even up to 50 years. and it was already a dream. but that's when i turned 50. so i somehow here these fears and generally let go of me. for some reason it's easy. the only thing. i was a little stressed out at 50 years old. it was a beautiful date. but this is half a century. it was a

each age has its own task to try to save a teenager from natural age features or to skip them to breake course of psychological age development, the process of separation should lead to an internal feeling consistency. between two words, roots and wings, when i can fly into this world, i have the right and energy for my flight, but i have roots in the broadest sense of the word, there is a place where i am loved unconditionally with love and are waiting for there is a place where i can always land. see you soon. unique canography and unusual architectural solution the shape of our dome is very unique it is made a-a of two domes in the shape of a knight 's helmet, interesting facts from art experts and icons similar to iconography the most holy theotokos is depicted, who gently presses the mla to herself. dentsa mother by the neck and, of course , in this touching tenderness, there are also tragic notes of the help of god's word, the healing power of prayer, visible by the holy image with bodily eyes. we ascend to the heavenly world with spiritual eyes, often through the holy icons, god

he is at the age that can happen.. >> reporter: president biden is even not immune from this. he has been the brunt of many jokes, if you will, about aging. >> sure. when our president falls off his bike, because of the age group he represents, it's assumed to have something to do with that. when people across the country fall off their bikes all the time. if they aren't in that older age group, the reasoning that is provided for why it happened is typically very different. >> reporter: it's very well to say, we have to get rid of the attitudes. how do you do it? >> i think the first step is increasing awareness. it's a prerequisite. but also to really start to make the case that ageism is bad for health. it's harmful. >> reporter: that's right, ageism is bad for us. mentally and even physically. >> certainly, it may act as a source of chronic stress leading to increased risk for a broad spectrum of different chronic diseases. we have found that ageism is associated with premature mortality. people who experience more

she is a different figure too everyone has a different age age category too everyone different. precisely this kind of inner calmness, relaxation. this is femininity when a girl is standing in front of you. you understand that this is what comes out of it. then you read it, well, that's it, and there are no questions. the beauty contest brought together completely different participants. his motto. never mind. how old is the woman? what size clothes does she wear and what does she do? the main thing is that she is on the catwalk and now she is the number three model participant. svetlana admits she judges responsibly and strictly because she herself understands through what a long preparation you have to go through any of the girls to get your crown on this stage, svetlana received the beauty queen in just 3 years. after i first tried myself in the lineup, and we look bright, our future is ahead of our modeling career, we came here for it. it will happen to you, it will happen to you all. svetlana knows what she was talking about just a few years ago. she herself was in the plac

these, of course, are our old-age pensioners who have generally reached the established pension age.he social protection fund worked with a surplus to ordinary citizens who are now at the screens to explain what it is and, in principle, can we say that it worked? it's bad when there is a shortage, when it's bad, when there is no money, when there is a surplus of goods - it's always good. both for the state budget and for the family budget. what is it like when income exceeds expenses. so, for 10 months of the current year, the income part of the social protection fund worked more than the expenditure part, and we in fact, today they received a plus, and they received 18 billion in income from the social security fund when they saw it. here, today, incomes are coming at a faster pace. but there is an opportunity, and we have taken this step since december 1 , raising the pension. of course, this success pleases, not only the fund, this is indisputable. this is a joy in relation to our pensioners. here i must say, but such a good discipline on the part of the payers. these are the subj

a woman, 58, a man, 63, approached the retirement age. if you determine by agreement that you want to receive this additional pension for 5 years after retirement, then this is every month plus 660 rubles. i'm talking about current conditions. now, when all this is so, yes, it is stable, if you decide that you want to receive 10 years of this additional pension, then this is plus 330 rubles. in addition to that main labor pension that you earned fzzn. this is not only a pension, but also various benefits. how much is paid in the country today? you correctly said that today the expenditure side of the fund's budget is pensions allowance allowances - this is also such a significant, expenditure part of the budget. fund more than 20%. this is 3.7 billion rubles. here is the result of 10 months. how many resources, and the fund was directed to the payment of benefits? what kind of benefits are we talking about? sick leave well, the benefit due to the birth of a child, so out of three and seven billion rubles if we are talking about sick leave

everyone tries to paint for themselves this picture of such a positive old age. when im asked a question. so what should be done here everyone thought, watch the popular scientific project science mania on belarus 24 tv channel millions of emotions. we can rejoice, be angry with delude with the horror of our emotions, they don’t bend us, but music is music showing our emotions. these emotions are a strong force, literally taken by the soul and the self that has already consumed us becomes the integral paul of our life. music music hello, with you project everything is clear with marina karaman where we talk about complex things in simple language today about how to earn a pension, where find out how much you have already earned on it, how payments to pensioners are calculated and how much individual entrepreneurs actually put into the budget. let's go while we're young. it seems to us that pension is a word from newspapers yellowed from time to time. and to most people. so it seems, almost until the very retirement age, and we all have to live on pension, and the

age. and i'm young. it is rare in the young you are unique in this sense. but in the elderly it is often the children, they say, mom says, oh, son, so tired. he says mine, but she rests more, she needs to take a blood test. it is very simple to take a blood test for hemoglobin levels and vitamin b12 levels in the blood. and if there is a deficiency, this is one of the easiest treatments, one injection a month and that's it. why is this important for the older generation? because with a deficiency of vitamin b12, to form dementia you are pushing everything against age. and today in medicine we have the principle of age, there is nothing there, it is explained, there are changes in the body that we must coordinate. note. you are a nutritionist. yes, food does not restore it. yes? this does not need to be treated necessarily, please, one more. guest come to us, please. and also wild fatigue is correct. we are very tired , dizzy, dizzy, dizzy, and i just faint, which your examination showed. h

what ages— in carwashes and construction sites. what ages are you talking about?ority are — anywhere from 16—25 years old. the majority are around 17, 18, 19 years of age _ majority are around 17, 18, 19 years of are. ., ., , majority are around 17, 18, 19 years ofaie. ., ., , ., , of age. you are seeing teenagers, aiain, of age. you are seeing teenagers, again. tell — of age. you are seeing teenagers, again. tell the _ of age. you are seeing teenagers, again, tell the viewers _ of age. you are seeing teenagers, again, tell the viewers what - of age. you are seeing teenagers, again, tell the viewers what they i again, tell the viewers what they say to you, about how they ended up here. what were they told? who brought them across? what were they told about what they would be doing once they got here? people who should still be in school. what are they told about what they will be doing here? it they told about what they will be doing here?— doing here? it depends on the situations _ doing here? it depends on the situations they _ doing here? it depends on the situ

well, if ah-ah by age., what age responded to this program more, then basically, of course, this is 40 plus you personally, how do you feel about this program and if you literally explain the advantage for a simple viewer on your fingers, you know that in general this program was our idea. so, how can you not love her. here we are very interested. i would like this program to move forward. but i want to say that the ministry itself and the management and employees also responded to this program, and more than 30% have already signed a contract for and this is voluntary pension insurance. and so the advantage on their fingers is five. the first is first and foremost. state support through the employer under this program the second is the advantage of the state guarantee for the payment, but this funded pension, and the third advantage is tax benefits, the fourth advantage is the inheritance of this amount, but the fifth is everything, and the state guarantee remains with in terms of the size of the labor pen

from age discrimination. and so a voting age of 18 was in direct conflict with the part of the bill of rights to protect 1617 year olds. and is also many other reasons. i was support line by the i, 1616 year olds pay minimum, sorry, and minimum wage on jobs. the pain tax on that taxation without representation out parliament is making decisions on long term issues that will ultimately impact young with the must. so more young people deserve to have disabled those issues that the voting age will actually only change if you get 75 percent of parliament to approve it, regardless of what the supreme court has just said. so currently the main opposition group is against this change. they want to keep it at age 18. how do you convince them? well, luckily we have 2 different elections in new zealand. so we have the general elections that we need the $75.00 to support for. but we also have local elections and that only requires a 51 percent majority, the government and power, the labor government, to law, the local l

a declaration of age. i thought that was already in place? this declaration of age.s a piece of legislation be - was already in place? this is a piece of legislation be on - was already in place? this is a piece of legislation be on my i was already in place? this is a - piece of legislation be on my safety bill sometimes called the online harms _ bill sometimes called the online harms but which has been knocking around _ harms but which has been knocking around for— harms but which has been knocking around for years and years now at this point— around for years and years now at this point and we are finally have -ot this point and we are finally have got rishi sunak's version of it. and you are _ got rishi sunak's version of it. and you are right, a lot of people will say hang — you are right, a lot of people will say hang on a second, we thought that social— say hang on a second, we thought that social media websites and other websites— that social media websites and other websites are ready age verified. with— websites are ready age verified. with this — websites