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  • Moderate Coffee Intake Linked to Lower Dementia Risk banner
    March 7, 2026

    Moderate Coffee Intake Linked to Lower Dementia Risk

    More than 7 million Americans live with Alzheimer's disease. And that number will grow dramatically. Worldwide, there is already a massive burden from all types of dementia. And our treatments for these diseases are very limited. Although the newest U.S....

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  • How I Keep My Heart Age 25% Younger banner
    February 28, 2026

    How I Keep My Heart Age 25% Younger

    My name is Jacob Gendron, and I’m the CEO of Longevity Based. According to my Oura ring, my cardiovascular age is 22. This came as a surprise considering my real age is 30! While this metric is only a snapshot...

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  • Saturated Fat and Heart Disease: What Science Says banner
    February 21, 2026

    Saturated Fat and Heart Disease: What Science Says

    Nutritionists, clinicians and researchers know the term "saturated fat" causes more confusion than almost any other topic in nutrition. In one way or another, saturated fat has been described as either the major cause of coronary artery disease or a...

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  • Taurine and Aging: What Human Studies Show banner
    February 14, 2026

    Taurine and Aging: What Human Studies Show

    The interest in taurine as a potential longevity compound stems from its role as a multifunctional amino acid in the body. Taurine is primarily located in the brain, heart, and skeletal muscles, and it is involved in several physiological processes,...

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  • Do NAD Precursors Slow Aging?
    February 7, 2026

    Do NAD Precursors Slow Aging?

    Few ideas in longevity science have generated as much excitement as the suggestion that increasing NAD will help to slow down aging. The case is quite compelling. NAD is associated with many different biological functions including the generation of energy,...

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  • Castration, Longevity & Testosterone Therapy: What We Know banner
    January 17, 2026

    Castration, Longevity & Testosterone Therapy: What We Know

    A recent study published in Nature showed that sterilization and castration, which have been practiced throughout history (including for centuries by the Koreans) were associated with longer lifespans in a variety of vertebrates, including zoo animals, rodents and some wild...

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