Dr. Carolyn Dean returns to Dr. Marianne Pinkston’s The Better Life TV for a conversation about biological aging, mineral replenishment, and the importance of foundational nutrition. Together, they explore the difference between chronological and biological age, and why supporting the body’s basic nutritional needs matters for healthy aging.
Dr. Dean also discusses her Maui longevity pilot study, including preliminary findings using epigenetic methylation testing to measure changes in biological age. The conversation covers magnesium, potassium, vitamin C, yeast overgrowth, and gut health, with a focus on building a nutritional foundation before turning to expensive biohacking tools.
What You’ll Discover:
- The difference between chronological and biological age.
- How epigenetic methylation testing measures biological aging.
- Preliminary findings from Dr. Dean’s Maui longevity pilot study.
- The role of magnesium and other minerals in healthy aging.
- Why foundational nutrition belongs in the longevity conversation.
- Dr. Dean’s perspective on expensive biohacking trends.
- Potassium’s place in a balanced nutritional approach.
- Vitamin C and its relationship to overall health.
- Yeast overgrowth and its connection to gut health.
- Building a practical foundation for long-term wellness.
21 September, 2026
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