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Medicine Beneath the Surface: Redefining Aging, Disease, and Longevity Medicine
We’ve spent years debating whether aging is a disease—but that’s the wrong question. The real challenge is recognizing when the diseases of aging begin to take root. Longevity medicine looks beneath the surface, using biomarkers to detect early physiological drift and intervene before symptoms appear. With tools to measure biological age, we can finally shift from treating disease to preserving vitality and extending healthspan.
6 days ago5 min read
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Lithium Orotate and Alzheimer’s: Harvard Study Reveals a Breakthrough in Brain Aging
A Harvard study reveals lithium orotate may be a breakthrough in protecting the aging brain. Unlike lithium carbonate, which requires high doses and carries toxicity risks, lithium orotate crosses the blood-brain barrier in microdoses. Early findings show it blocks amyloid and tau buildup, restores memory in mice, promotes neurogenesis, reduces inflammation, and may slow or prevent Alzheimer’s disease.
Sep 55 min read
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Repurposing Zetia: How a heart drug may wind up protecting the brain
Could a common cholesterol drug help protect the brain? My latest post explores new research on Zetia (ezetimibe) and its surprising link to Alzheimer’s risk, from large patient studies to animal data on memory and brain health. I also share my own experience with the drug—and why I’m considering giving it another try.
Aug 195 min read
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Is Your Testosterone High Enough to Thrive?
Testosterone therapy isn’t just about fixing low levels—it’s about helping men thrive as they age. Research now shows optimized testosterone supports muscle, metabolism, mood, and even longevity, without the cardiovascular or prostate risks once feared. Instead of waiting for ‘abnormal’ numbers, we should monitor and optimize earlier, aiming for vitality, strength, and healthier aging.
Jul 246 min read
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Standing the Test of Time: What a One-Leg Balance Test Reveals About Aging
A Mayo Clinic study shows balance may be the clearest sign of aging—more so than strength or gait. After my own spinal surgery, I’ve seen how vital it is. One-leg balance, especially on the non-dominant side, predicts longevity and daily function. The good news? Practicing it improves it. Balance isn’t just a test—it’s training for a longer, healthier life.
May 235 min read
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Casting a Wider Net with Omega-3s: From CVD Prevention to Longevity Intervention
Fish oil may not be a miracle, but low risk + growing evidence for heart & aging benefits = worth considering 1g daily.
Apr 44 min read
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