Yoga guru advocates natural lifespan amid anti-ageing debate
Yoga guru Baba Ramdev says our bodies are built to last 150-200 years, but modern habits are cutting that short.
"The natural lifespan of a human being is at least 150-200 years. But we have put so much load on it, on our brain, our heart, our eyes and our liver," he shared.
His comments followed news of actress Shefali Jariwala's death after reportedly using anti-aging drugs for years.
Ramdev cites his own health as proof
Ramdev points to his own health at age 60 as proof that diet, yoga, and discipline can help us live longer.
His views have sparked fresh debates about whether lifestyle choices really make such a big difference.
Ramdev vs Bryan Johnson
This isn't the first time Ramdev has made bold claims about aging.
Earlier this year, US biohacker Bryan Johnson challenged him over Patanjali supplements and questioned India's air quality in relation to longevity.
The two later discussed yoga and science-backed approaches to aging during Johnson's visit to Haridwar.