Longevity has two parts, health span, lifespan. The lifespan part comes down to delaying the onset of chronic disease of which this is the most common chronic disease. Atherosclerosis is really the only inevitable disease of our species. This disease takes a really long time to occur, which is good news, right? It's not a disease that's gonna happen overnight. It's a disease that is like moving towards an iceberg at three knots from hundreds of miles away. But the flip side of that is it takes a while to prevent it as well, right? So just like a slow-moving ship towards an iceberg, you can't wait until you're looking at the iceberg to do anything about it. I think based on what you're going to hear me talk about today, we know a lot about this condition and we really have tools to mitigate it. That's the reason you wanna really understand this. Useful language and chunks: 1. Longevity 2. To come down to 3. The onset of something 4. Chronic disease 5. Inevitable 6. To happen overnight 7. Do something at three knots 8. The flip side of something 9. To mitigate something 10. That’s the reason + clause