Teal Rise co-founder Tony Wyss-Coray joins Andrew Huberman for a two-hour conversation on young blood factors, organ aging clocks, and what they imply for healthspan.
Teal Rise co-founder and Stanford professor Tony Wyss-Coray was the featured guest on Huberman Lab, in a nearly two-hour episode released on February 23, 2026 titled "Restore Youthfulness & Vitality to the Aging Brain & Body."
The conversation traces Tony's three decades of work on the biology of aging — from the original parabiosis experiments showing that factors in young blood can rejuvenate the old brain, to the more recent emergence of organ-specific aging clocks built from plasma proteomics.
Tony and Andrew discuss why different organs age at different rates inside the same person, how a single blood draw can now estimate the biological age of the brain, heart, kidney, and immune system, and what this resolution unlocks for early detection of disease long before symptoms appear.
The episode also covers the practical levers people can pull today — exercise, sleep, nutrition, and the emerging evidence around therapeutic plasma exchange — and where Tony believes the field will turn next: from measurement to intervention, with cell-level resolution and organ-targeted therapeutics.
Listen to the full episode on the Huberman Lab podcast.
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