Urgent call: transform Madrid into a global beacon of health, longevity and prosperity
This is an urgent call to act now to support, join in, the pioneering Initiative to establish Madrid as a blue zone — A model for health and vitality Worldwide
Reading Time: 5-7 minutes | Audience: Medical professionals, World leaders and ministers, policymakers, tech innovators, potential sponsors, and global health advocates. Welcome all new invitees to this urgent call.
This year, Transvision, one of the leading world events in cutting-edge medicine, is convening a coalition of top experts in longevity, regenerative medicine, bioengineering, and policy-making, with the president of the Community of Madrid as a key collaborator, advocate and keynote speaker. Together, they will present a transformative vision: establishing Madrid as a Blue Zone, characterized by the longevity and vitality of its residents, achieved through a combination of lifestyle and environmental factors. These include a plant-based diet, regular moderate physical activity, strong social connections, stress reduction, and a profound sense of purpose. With approximately ten percent of the population aged 80 or older, a quarter of a million most facing chronic diseases that diminish their quality of life, Madrid has more than compelling reasons both medical and financial, human, to implement these very basic principles. By embracing the Blue Zone model, we can improve health outcomes for our aging population and set a new standard for longevity and well-being nationally and globally.
This initiative aims to set a global precedent for major cities by fostering a region where people live significantly longer and healthier lives.
Transforming Madrid into a Blue Zone would have profound impacts: extending healthy life expectancy by 10-15 years, reducing chronic disease rates by up to 50%, and realizing substantial healthcare savings. With fewer people suffering from preventable diseases, our city would experience a boost in economic productivity and overall quality of life. Moreover, as a beacon of hope and motivation, Madrid would inspire other cities to adopt similar initiatives, catalyzing a global movement toward healthier and longer lives. Without intervention, we risk perpetuating a cycle of illness and economic strain that could undermine our quality of life and economic stability.
We call upon global leaders and potential sponsors to support this pivotal initiative, which will be publicly announced on the International Day of Longevity, October 1st. Your support is essential to advancing this vision. We urge you to contribute resources for research and implementation, advocate for policy changes that promote healthy living, and collaborate with stakeholders to establish a unified approach. By championing this cause, you will help Madrid lead by example and inspire a worldwide shift toward longevity and well-being. Together, let us seize this opportunity to create a healthier, more vibrant future for Madrid and beyond.
For those interested in sponsoring the upcoming event in Madrid, please contact José Luís Cordeiro, the organizer, at the email: info@transvisionmadrid.com.
As the event approaches, your prompt support is crucial. This is an urgent opportunity to contribute to a groundbreaking initiative that will spotlight Madrid's commitment to advancing global health and well-being and benefit over 7 million residents of the region. Your sponsorship will play a key role in ensuring the success of this landmark event, positioning you at the forefront of efforts to create a healthier and more resilient future for the city and beyond.
Featured Experts:
Isabel Díaz Ayuso - The President of the Community of Madrid, a prominent political leader in Spain known for her dynamic approach to governance. She holds a degree in journalism from the Complutense University of Madrid and has a strong background in communication and public service. Under her leadership, Madrid has implemented numerous policies to foster economic growth, improve public services, and enhance residents' quality of life.
Dra. María Blasco Marhuenda - Born in 1965 in Verdegás, Alicante, Spain, is a prominent Spanish scientist known for her groundbreaking work in molecular biology, particularly in the study of telomeres and telomerase and their role in aging and cancer. She earned her degree in Biological Sciences from the University of Valencia and her Ph.D. in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from the Autonomous University of Madrid under Margarita Salas. After conducting postdoctoral research with Nobel Laureate Carol Greider at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, she joined the National Center for Cancer Research (CNIO) in Madrid in 2003. She has served as the director of CNIO since 2011. Blasco has received numerous awards for her research, including the EMBO Gold Medal, the Rey Jaime I Prize, and the Körber European Science Prize. Her innovative work includes developing techniques to measure telomere length as a biomarker for age-related diseases and cancer. Dra. María Blasco Marhuenda is also actively involved in science communication and advocates for gender equality in science.
Aubrey de Grey, Ph.D. - A leading biomedical gerontologist and Chief Science Officer of the SENS Research Foundation, an organization dedicated to combating the aging process. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Cambridge in biology and is known for his pioneering work in identifying and addressing the cellular and molecular causes of aging. De Grey's research aims to repair the damage caused by aging, ultimately achieving significant extensions in healthy human lifespan.
Bryan Johnson - An entrepreneur and founder of Kernel, a company developing advanced neural interfaces to enhance human cognition. He also founded OS Fund, investing in early-stage science and technology companies with the potential to solve complex global problems. Johnson's vision centers on leveraging innovation at the intersection of technology and biology to improve human health and cognitive function.
Natalie Coles, MSc - An expert in regenerative medicine and bioengineering with a Master of Science degree in Biotechnology. Coles has extensive experience in academic and commercial research settings, contributing to advancements in tissue engineering and stem cell research. Her work focuses on developing new therapies to repair and regenerate damaged tissues and organs, bridging the gap between scientific discovery and clinical application.
José Cordeiro, Ph.D. - A prominent engineer, futurist, and author dedicated to advancing human longevity and technological progress. He holds degrees from MIT and INSEAD and is a founding faculty member of Singularity University. Dr. Cordeiro's work focuses on accelerating the development of technologies that can significantly extend human lifespan and enhance quality of life.
The event will feature a diverse assembly of researchers, medical doctors, and other experts specializing in regenerative and rejuvenative medicine, gerontology, and related disciplines. Public health leaders and key influencers will also be present, playing a crucial role in disseminating and implementing the measures, technologies, habits, techniques, and cultural shifts necessary to transform major cities into Blue Zones. Their collective expertise and leadership will drive the movement toward healthier, longer, and more productive lives on a global scale.
Parallel Initiative: Expert System Development
In tandem with our main initiative, we are developing an expert system designed to provide comprehensive assistance to individuals and support experts who require optimal cognitive functioning in both regular and highly stressful situations. This open-source system aims to prevent crises and ensure recovery by identifying and addressing root causes, promoting long-term well-being. For those interested in sponsoring this transformative effort, please contact myself, the team leader, at research@enricgarcia.md. Your involvement in any capacity, your support, is crucial to help make this system a reality, hone it to what needs to be done, ensure it is made widely available as soon as possible. Thank you for driving forward these initiatives, helping each other do our best. The expert system will be a crucial asset, offering tailored support to maintain peak cognitive and physical health.
By providing real-time assistance and preventative strategies, the system will reduce health crises, support faster recoveries, and ultimately contribute to longevity and quality of life. The system’s accuracy surpasses that of regular human experts, integrating vast amounts of data and leveraging advanced algorithms to deliver precise, evidence-based recommendations. Moreover, the transparency and collaborative nature of the open-source model ensure continuous evolution through collective wisdom and cutting-edge research, setting new standards in public health and personal well-being.
Historical Context and Vision
Since the post-World War II era, our understanding of health and technology has evolved from the somber tones of "Klein Blue," a color epitomizing melancholy and the depths of despair, to the precision-driven algorithms of "Deep Blue," symbolizing our strides in computational power and problem-solving. As we shift from the dreary blues of the past to the vibrant possibilities of Blue Zones—a paradigm where longevity and well-being harmonize—we harness the expertise of advanced systems to transform our collective future. This vision for Madrid integrates expert systems technology with holistic well-being strategies, aiming to replace the old blues of decline with a new era of health and vitality. On October 1st, the International Day of Longevity will mark a pivotal moment, showcasing our commitment to leveraging these innovations to foster a thriving, healthy community in Madrid and beyond.
By ensuring that the system is always open and its scientific foundations published transparently, we uphold the highest standards of scientific integrity and invite global participation and scrutiny, driving continuous improvement. This collective endeavor will push the boundaries of what is possible in health management, making profound strides toward maximizing human health and cognitive acuity. Through this innovative and collaborative effort, we will create a foundation for healthier, happier, and more resilient societies worldwide.
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