Talking exclusively with the UK’s leading biohacker about Longevity, biomarkers and techniques.
One of the keynote speakers at this week’s Biohacking Congress in London is...
Anecdotal results for dietary supplement show significant improvements in biological age and major reductions in key blood biomarkers.
In our recent interview with leading Longevity...
New study in fruit flies shows that a novel gut microbiome-modulating formulation can promote Longevity.
Our gut is home to tens of trillions of bacteria,...
Microorganisms living in the gut may actually alter the aging process... can we harness that power?
All living organisms, including human beings, coexist with myriad...
Pre-diabetes and fatty liver disease peptides announced to target increased healthspan.
Nuritas, a Dublin-based company focusing on the discovery of novel peptides previously raised $65m...
Ponce De Leon Health launches LifeTabs, a patent-pending supplement of Calcium Alpha-Ketoglutarate that has been designed to 'resist aging'.
Ponce De Leon Heath have revealed...
Spermidine - the antioxidant supplement that can induce proteins that protect our DNA.
Spermidine is a supplement that protects your brain, your heart and has...
Going on a fasting diet could trim your waistline AND extend your life by slowing and reversing cardiovascular decline.
People have been dieting for decades,...
We speak with GRG's Johnny Adams, a key contributor to the Longevity2020 online conference, about his quest for more healthy years.
One of the speakers at this month’s...
We speak with a key contributor to the Longevity2020 online conference about biological aging.
UK start-up AgeCurve is focused on the measurement of aging and...
Longevity researcher proposes clinical trials for low-dose rapamycin (and other geroprotectors) to protect the elderly from COVID-19.
The UK's Biogerontology Research Foundation today announced the...
Soaking up Longevity - a Stanford University team has rejuvenated aging human cells with a novel protein "bath" and formed a spinout.
Researchers at Stanford...
