How Your Body Ages From Head to Toe | WIRED

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Dr. Jeffrey Laitman joins WIRED to break down how our organs and body parts age from head to toe. From hearing and hair loss to sagging skin and deteriorating joints, Dr. Laitman highlights the impact of aging on the human body—and what we can do about it.

Director: Lisandro Perez-Rey
Director of Photography: Francis Bernal
Editor: Matt Colby; Paul Tael
Talent: Dr. Jeffrey Laitman
Line Producer: Joseph Buscemi
Associate Producer: Paul Gulyas; Brandon White
Production Manager: D. Eric Martinez
Production Coordinator: Fernando Davila
Camera Operator: Brittany Berger
Gaffer: Mar Alfonso
Sound Mixer: Michael Guggino
Production Assistant: Albie Smith
Post Production Supervisor: Alexa Deutsch
Post Production Coordinator: Ian Bryant
Supervising Editor: Doug Larsen
Assistant Editor: Lauren Worona

00:00 How the Body Ages
00:20 Brain
01:13 Ears
02:31 Eyes
03:16 Nose
04:33 Skin
05:31 Hair
06:39 Teeth
07:17 Larynx
08:08 Heart
09:23 Uterus
09:51 Prostate
10:32 Joints
11:32 Foot
12:36 Things Change

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Learning more about the effects of aging on the body never gets old.

jopo

This guy is hilarious. He’s old and enthusiastically describing every horrible aspect of getting old in full detail with same positive excitement as if it’s all totally fine lol.

dcamron

At the very end, when he said “I would trade in my knees to hug one of my granddaughters any day, ” I almost cried and I don’t know the guy! That statement sums up aging for human kind very well!

amychen

This man is so funny, explains things in a great way, yet has aged very well😉

OrangeSectorFN

This video made me feel an overwhelming sense of dread and terror, appreciate it!

iilikecereal

Brain aging effects can be dramatically reduced by continuous use - keep active, keep learning.

sjzara

This is helpful. No one ever tells you what is normal wear and tear vs something really wrong. Every change feels like something new that’s wrong. No way to know what’s pathology and what’s aging. Videos like this are great!

michaelkonomos

Everyone of us is aging, and the science behind aging is something we need more information. We appreciate this channel for giving us sufficient knowledge on these topics all the way through.

sophiaisabelle

I really enjoyed watching this episode. This guy brings out great presence of joy on teaching and it shows. Thanks Wired for another fun episode. They have been fun to watch now for awhile. Does this guy have a youtube channel?

CreativeSteve

Im 33 and im so glad i saw this bc now i can understand what my grandma is going through and be understanding of my parents and myself as we age <3 and make healthy choices for myself and my kids. Not avoiding aging, but gracefully taking this walk of life ❤

yessumify

I'm about to turn 30 and watching this video is kinda making me scared of aging 😅

HShango

I watched 3 minutes and I instantly realized how little time we actually have on this planet, life really is precious (depending on your point of view). 3 minutes of this video is making me feel like appreciating and enjoying life more and pursuing my dreams XD. Thx.

BM

This guy is salt of the earth. Such a warm, sage treatment of such a dire subject.

That said, aging isn't all bad. I've been around old people all my life. As you age you also get dumber. This can be a saving grace. You are less apt to be offended by life, and more apt to find yourself in a wonderland. My mom lived to 100. She loved CSI. When she watched an episode she would forget it in fairly short order, and be just as thrilled by the same episode a week later.

thzzzt

My respects to Dr. Jeffery Laitman. I loved the way you teach this topic. Wired, please we need more of him.
P.D. Those granddaughters are well lucky for having such a great grandpa.

idali