Longevity
Longevity science focuses on the lifestyle and biological factors that slow ageing and extend healthspan — the years lived in good health. Exercise, nutrition, sleep, and stress management are the four pillars backed by the strongest evidence.
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Frequently Asked Questions
›What exercise is best for longevity?
Combined cardiorespiratory fitness and strength are the two strongest predictors of all-cause mortality. Zone 2 aerobic exercise (3–4 hrs/week) and resistance training (2–3 sessions/week) together form the evidence-based foundation.
›Does intermittent fasting extend lifespan?
Animal studies show promising results, but long-term human evidence is limited. Caloric restriction and maintaining a healthy body composition are more robustly linked to longevity than any specific eating window.
›Which blood biomarkers matter most for longevity?
VO2 max, fasting insulin/glucose, triglycerides, LDL particle size, inflammatory markers (hsCRP), and grip strength are among the most predictive. Regular monitoring allows early intervention before clinical disease develops.
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