Explore peer-reviewed studies, new technologies, and evidence-based research shaping the future of health and longevity.
Why a 5-second habit change can meaningfully cut everyday chemical exposure to BPA and BPS. Receipts seem harmless. But the thin, shiny paper you touch at the checkout is one of the most concentrated sources of bisphenol exposure in daily life. The good news is this is also one of the easiest exposures to reduce, … Read more
Animal studies reveal how a natural molecule targets cells that refuse to die and what it means for human healthspan. Your body is carrying millions of cells that should have died years ago. They no longer divide, they pump out inflammatory signals, and they slowly poison the tissue around them. Scientists call them senescent cells. … Read more
How Animals That Regrow Limbs and Bodies Could Transform Human Longevity and Healing. Imagine regrowing a lost finger, healing spinal injuries, or reversing age-related tissue damage. That sounds like science fiction. But in nature, some animals already do this every day. From tiny Hydra that rebuilds itself from fragments to salamanders that perfectly regrow limbs, … Read more
Microplastics are now part of daily life. The good news: recent studies shows realistic ways to cut exposure, support your body, and avoid panic while staying proactive. You’re Exposed, But You’re Not Helpless ♻️ Microplastics are no longer just an environmental issue. They’re in water, food, indoor air, and even human blood and tissues. That … Read more
A closer look at how increased oxygen pressure activates stem-cell pathways, lengthens telomeres, and restores cognitive performance in aging brains. Breathing pure oxygen in a pressurized chamber does more than heal wounds, it can reverse cellular aging, enhance cognitive function, and trigger neuroplasticity that lasts for years. Here’s what the latest science shows about HBOT’s … Read more
Methylene blue is the latest viral wellness trend, but doctors say the 150-year-old textile dye could be dangerous, especially if you take antidepressants. Your TikTok feed probably showed you someone with a bright blue tongue this week. Maybe RFK Jr. mixing cobalt liquid into water. Maybe a biohacker claiming sharper focus and boundless energy from … Read more
Why a casual hallway conversation at Mayo Clinic could reshape future anti-aging therapies. What if one of the hardest problems in aging research was cracked not by a decades-long program, but by a grad student saying, “What if we tried this?”. That’s exactly what happened at Mayo Clinic. A spontaneous idea led to a powerful … Read more
High intelligence often sabotages health outcomes. Here’s why knowing more doesn’t mean doing better, and what actually works. You’ve read the studies. You understand circadian biology. You know blue light suppresses melatonin and late-night eating disrupts glucose metabolism. You’ve got the Huberman protocols saved. The sleep stack researched. The optimal workout split planned. And yet, … Read more
The science behind cold exposure reveals why some people thrive while others just shiver, and how to find your optimal stress dose. You’ve seen the Instagram posts. Ice baths at sunrise. Cold plunges with motivational captions. Biohackers swearing that freezing water changed their lives. But here’s what nobody talks about: cold exposure works brilliantly for … Read more
A December 2025 FDA panel signals a rare shift in how low testosterone, aging, and treatment access are viewed in the U.S. In December 2025, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration did something it rarely does. It publicly reopened a conversation many regulators had quietly sidelined for years: testosterone decline in men, and whether current … Read more
A large epigenetics study finds higher blood levels of theobromine are tied to a younger biological age, raising new questions about food and longevity. Scientists have spotted an unexpected marker of slower aging hiding in dark chocolate. In a large European study, people with higher blood levels of theobromine, a natural cocoa compound, appeared biologically … Read more
New UK survey data shows most people delay action after noticing dementia symptoms, often because they assume it is “just ageing,” losing precious time for diagnosis and support. Forgetting a name. Losing your train of thought. Struggling to follow a conversation. Many of us shrug these moments off as part of getting older. But according … Read more