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The Longevity Blog

Practical, evidence-based writing on the six pillars of healthy aging, from biomarkers to behavior change.

Bryan Johnsons Blueprint, on a normal budget

Bryan Johnson’s Blueprint, on a normal budget

What the Blueprint protocol actually costs, which parts carry most of the measured benefit, and how to reproduce those parts without a seven-figure budget.

Epigenetic age tests explained

Epigenetic age tests explained

What DNA-methylation clocks measure, how first-generation, second-generation and pace-of-aging measures differ, and how to read a single score sensibly.

CGM for non-diabetics: useful data, not a verdict

CGM for non-diabetics: useful data, not a verdict

What two weeks of continuous glucose data can genuinely tell a metabolically healthy person, and what the published evidence does not support.

Best longevity course: an honest buyers guide

Best longevity course: an honest buyer’s guide

Live cohorts, professional certificates, university programs and self-paced courses compared by what you actually do in them.

Biomarkers and testing

Biomarkers & Testing

Measuring your health is not the same as managing it, but it's a necessary starting point. Which biomarkers actually matter for longevity, and how to read them.

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Exercise and movement

Exercise & Movement

Physical activity is among the most potent tools in the longevity toolkit. The specific mechanisms that make movement a high-return investment in long-term health.

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Mental and emotional health

Mental & Emotional Health

The boundary between psychological health and physical health is less distinct than it once appeared. How stress, connection, and emotion shape inflammation and aging.

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Metabolic health and blood sugar

Metabolic Health & Blood Sugar

Blood sugar is one of the most actionable signals your body produces. The fundamentals and their practical implications for aging well.

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Nutrition and longevity

Nutrition & Longevity

What you eat shapes how your cells age, how your blood sugar behaves, and how much energy you carry into your 70s and 80s. The fundamentals of eating for a longer healthspan.

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Sleep and circadian health

Sleep & Circadian Health

Sleep is not passive recovery time. It's when the brain clears metabolic waste, hormones reset, and cellular repair takes place. The science of sleep through a longevity lens.

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In the press.

Press coverage in AP News and Yahoo Finance, and three deep dives from The Longevity Blog.

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