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hello everyone first i’m i
am very moved and very proud because
I am a pure product of el jadida
I’m a guy the iej 10 10 so I’m
I am very excited to be here
and I will talk to you first
always very emotional is always
happy to hear mayor bin bin me i
want to talk to you about another subject that is
care about who is the one of the
health of medicine and
evolution over the last 25
years because it’s been 25 years since I
am in this area and see is what
do you want to die in
good health and there are things
extraordinary happens in life
I showed you I hope it’s ok
walk
that’s what my teacher said about me
biology in terminale madame soubigou I
do not know if she’s still alive or
if she is dead
she told me that I could never
do biology in my life and I
may never be a doctor 24 years
later I am a teacher of
medicine
I do not know if she still alive or if
she’s in a retirement home
means that each of us each
in this room everyone in life has a
potential we do not know what kind of
potential and we do not know how
moment we can have this type of
potential but what life taught me
what my job taught me is that
very often we have the impression that we have
infusing knowledge we know
all things about genetics the
cell biology the you go
see on things pretty extraordinary
I asked you a question is what
you know the speed of death
rest assured this referendum I’m not
no god but we calculated the speed
of death we know how fast and
death and here is the speed my friends from
death 2.95 kilometers per hour
it means that all the people who do not
not move in their lives are caught up
by death and if you do not feel like
to die we have to move at least to
four kilometers an hour so the
people who are sitting who are sleeping
and you do not need physical activity
and well today
why am I talking to you about that because
very often in the medical field
every time we say it’s the cell
it’s biology you have to be the
great experts but look at the
latest global data 68% of
the set of deaths that exists at
around the world are due to four
risk factors that have nothing to
see with biology or with the
genetics nor with the cells the
nutrition physical activity tobacco
and alcohol
it has nothing to do with genetics
or biology
it’s our way of life and you’re going
see how does our mode of
life influence risks is what
we live look at the probability
for a man to die launches
that he has a healthy activity a life
healthy compared to someone who did not
no healthy life the difference of
percentage and standards
if you take a life that is born
today in japan in norway in 2016
her life expectancy she is 84 years
you take a girl who is born
in Sierra Leone her life expectancy of
50 years ago thirty five years ago
of life expectancy of difference between the
denmark japan and sierra leone to
Morocco our life expectancy of 75 years
75 years 75 73 for women and 70 for
men it’s normal women have
already killed men two years before and
that’s why so no I’m not kidding
in the Moroccan context but it’s
to explain to you that we have
changed lifestyle look in
our country we went from one
average consumption of 2000 calories at
3000 calories is what you know what
is the month in which we eat the
plus the month of ramadhan so there everything
the world around the world is telling you
are the world champions
it is during the month of fasting is
eat the most ie my friends this
that at home telling you this is
our way of life has completely
changed the way we eat
we are doing physical activity the
how we live
stress has changed our way of life
is today the four factors of
risk I told you about in 2016
today
the oms she believes that with these four
risk factors you decrease your
life expectancy of 9.2 in nine
vehicles two years life expectancy
less for four risk factors
we call risk factors
modifiable
here is how around the world we
have evolved the majority of diseases
that kills us today it’s not
infectious diseases
antibiotics since the 50s
to solve the majority of problems
today the disease the hand the
majority of diseases that kills you
go see Morocco these are diseases
chronic
these are the so-called diseases of
civilization and diseases that are
due to behavior 2.6 here are the
latest data on Morocco
Ben in Morocco it’s not diseases
infectious which kills us it’s
hypertension and diabetes is the
cancers and degenerative diseases
40% of all cancers that
exist are due to bad
feeding to poor hygiene
life
obviously when we hear about
but what will be our future
what will happen in
the evolution of health do we
can someday die healthy if
I can express myself well
many things have changed in the
paradoxes that you will see you go
find that today for example at
around the world there are more people
connected on the internet or on facebook
or on smartphones that people who
are connected to drinking water or
a sanitation network a lot
most watched 3.2 billion
users and see how many
people are connected to water
drinking and therefore risks of
disease
also look at the changes
climate our country has hosted
recently the coop 22 may look in
2030
we will have two hundred and fifty thousand
additional deaths in the way
we manage our environment
it has nothing to do with biology
it has nothing to do with genetics
it has nothing to do with madam
soubigou who told me that sir
which you will ever be a doctor
you’ll never be that biologist that
has to do with how we
manage our way of life
look at numbers very
interesting in 1850
30% of the energy we produced
worldwide
she was of human origin it was
our activity look in 2016 0 7% of
production is human nature she
robotic etc.
we practice more activity
physical I would not ask
in this room how many of you
practice a physical activity
regular five hours a week if
I asked you the question I’m going
cry and so I will not ask you
the question because normally the oms
indicates if you want to stay in good
health it would take five hours
of exercise a week and I’m not
sure that the majority of them
so what will happen in the
future my friends what will happen is
that more and more we are going
manipulate the young you know it
that today in 2016 we are able to
know your genetic map on
is able to know today
exactly how are you but if we
manipulate and I like what we will do this
we are going to have crimes that are
blonde with blue eyes smart and
powerful we are already intelligent and
performant we the two packages is this
not but if we manipulate genetics
and that’s what will happen
that’s what we are capable of
to do in 2016 we are able to
scan and know exactly in
three dimensions your cells one is
able to do it in 2016 you know
that in 2016 we are able to operate at
5000 km away by a robot we did not
no need for the surgeon to be
present if we continue like that it is
what we can expect from
life in Milan again we will say
but be careful that the lady now
we are not there and well if we
continue like that is handle it
genetic engineering that can allow for
to live cells because
that today we are able to
make cells not cells
human beings , one of whom is capable
so cells this is our
revolution here is our revolution
it has nothing to do with genetics
I remind you that diabetes
obesity in genetically
is that 18% of cases but 82% are
related to our way of life we go
to be able to manufacture
drugs that will be at the same time
medication foods from us
to support
without any problem we are able to
to do in twenty years in 25 years is to
to ensure that you stay in good
health and to have some manipulation
genetics and choose if we want
have blond girls boys
intelligent coefficient
intellectual at 143 150 we are able
to do it today in 2016 but
but is that going to drive
that health will become a luxury
what is to be healthy
does the health we want
it must be a health that costs
very expensive and watch a blanket of the
time which was very interesting then
I wanted to share with you she said
it’s not the disease that will kill us
it’s his bill more we ‘ll go far
in manipulation is in the fact of
want to go in incredible health
the more it will cost us
I would like to show you that for them to
back down into reality in the
reality of everyday life
in the Moroccan reality
health is priceless but it has a
cost
we as a society what is the
cost we are willing to pay
a healthy lifestyle a good way to
life or genetic manipulation or
cell manipulation
what do we really want and what is
what we are willing to pay and I
ends up saying it’s fabulous one the
americans before you show to
genetics I showed you the
genetic manipulation but look
the publication of the largest journal
medical scientist at american
what does she say she says there is
no current drug with potential
meyer that will exist that maintaining in
good health of an activity program
physical ie they did the
tour we did the pub tour father of
the science of genetics of the
biology of the cell and we end up
to say that the best medicine
it’s a physical exercise program
for life but we as we never do
things like everyone in Morocco
by which I end with the gem oullins
if you have to die
ah well we will die with a good couscous
of cali thank you
[Applause]
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