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The James Altucher Show · July 3, 2026 · 00:49:00

Dr. David Sinclair: The First Human Trial of an Age-Reversal Therapy

Dr. David Sinclair returns to discuss ER-100, the first partial epigenetic-reprogramming therapy to enter human clinical trials. He explains how three Yamanaka factors restored visual function in animal studies, why the first trial targets optic-nerve diseases, and what this could mean for treating other diseases associated with aging. The episode offers a look at a milestone in longevity science.

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Novel

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ER-100: First Partial Epigenetic-Reprogramming Therapy in Human Trials
ER-100, a partial epigenetic-reprogramming therapy, has entered human clinical trials—a first for this approach.

Highlights

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Three Yamanaka Factors Restored Visual Function in Animals
In animal studies, three Yamanaka factors successfully restored visual function, demonstrating proof-of-concept for epigenetic rejuvenation.
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Why the First Trial Targets Optic-Nerve Diseases
The first human trial targets optic-nerve diseases, chosen for their clinical need and the eye's immune-privileged status.
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Potential to Treat Other Age-Associated Diseases
Success in optic-nerve trials could pave the way for treating a broad range of age-associated diseases.
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