Netflix’s upcoming documentary, “Don’t Die: The Man Who Wants to Live Forever,” follows Bryan Johnson’s extreme measures to defy aging. The film explores his multi-million dollar anti-aging regimen, the science behind it, and the personal impact on him and his family. Directed by Chris Smith, the documentary premieres on Netflix January 1, 2025.
Henry, a 124-year-old Nile crocodile residing in South Africa, is celebrating his birthday. His remarkable age has sparked scientific interest in reptilian longevity, with researchers exploring the role of cold-blooded metabolism and other factors in their extended lifespans. Henry’s size and safe environment have contributed to his long life.
Luxury wellness programs offering cutting-edge health assessments and personalized treatments are booming among the wealthy. But the core principles behind extending healthspan are accessible to everyone, regardless of income. This article explores the high-end world of preventative medicine and reveals surprisingly simple, affordable ways to improve your own health and longevity.
A new AI-powered app, Death Clock, is gaining popularity, offering personalized life expectancy predictions based on lifestyle factors. With 125,000 downloads and a $40 annual subscription, it sparks debate about the value of personalized mortality estimations and its impact on financial and healthcare planning.
百薬 by 徳山鮓, a new restaurant opening in Ginza, promises a unique dining experience that blends traditional Japanese fermented cuisine with modern health principles. Led by renowned chef Sato, who has trained at some of Tokyo’s top restaurants and honed his skills as a food hunter, the restaurant draws inspiration from the revered Deoyama Zushi, renowned for its authentic Japanese fermented cuisine. Located on the top floor of THE HUNDRED Longevity House, an innovative healthcare facility aiming to become the world’s leading longevity clinic, 百薬 by 徳山鮓 invites guests to embark on a culinary journey that nourishes the body and tantalizes the palate.
A groundbreaking study published in Nature Communications has identified a specific protein within the cytoskeleton of fruit flies that, when altered, can increase lifespan by up to 30%. The research unveils a potential link between this protein, F-actin, and the aging process, suggesting a new avenue for tackling age-related decline and extending healthy lifespans.
A new study reveals that the ability to stand on one leg, particularly the non-dominant one, is a strong indicator of age-related health decline. This simple test can reveal potential risks for falls and even predict lifespan. Learn how to improve your balance and why it’s crucial for healthy aging.
A groundbreaking study reveals that weight training could be the key to a longer, healthier life for women. The study, conducted by American and Chinese researchers, analyzed data from over 400,000 individuals and found that women who engage in weight training two to three times a week significantly reduce their risk of death, particularly from heart disease. This article delves into the benefits of weight training for women, including its impact on muscle mass, bone density, and overall health, as well as provides guidance on incorporating it into a balanced fitness routine.
Nestled within the luxurious Six Senses Ibiza, RoseBar offers a unique approach to longevity, blending cutting-edge science with holistic practices. From hyperbaric chambers to DNA analysis, this clinic caters to those seeking to optimize their health and defy the aging process. Guests can experience energy medicine, IV drips, and personalized wellness plans in a luxurious setting that prioritizes both physical and spiritual well-being.
Former Coinbase CTO Balaji Srinivasan draws a controversial comparison between Bitcoin’s role in preserving wealth and the pursuit of longevity in healthcare, arguing both resist gradual state control. He criticizes the current financial and medical systems, claiming they are designed to slowly erode our wealth and health, respectively.
