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Biomarkers

Hormones are your body’s messengers, carrying signals through the blood to activate organs, skin, muscles, and other tissues. For men, key hormone levels like testosterone decline steadily from your mid-30s. For women, hormone levels drop precipitously during menopause, typically occurring in your 40s and 50s. 

The feeling of vitality is a reflection of how well your body is functioning overall, all the way to the cellular level. As cellular energy diminishes with age, so does vitality. Several biomarkers play a central role in driving improved energy, better physical and mental performance, and enhanced quality of life.

The best way to live a long time is to not die early. Heart attack and stroke are leading causes of premature death and the biomarkers associated with that risk can be measured and managed decades before they cause harm.

Body fat is arguably the most important single factor for longevity. Maintaining a healthy weight improves psychological well-being and reduces the risk of chronic diseases such as heart disease, diabetes, and certain cancers.

Building and maintaining strength is not just critical for feeling good and doing the activities you love. It’s also one of the most important factors in life expectancy. A 5 kg reduction in grip strength has been associated with a 16% higher risk of all-cause mortality. 

Declines in mental performance like memory loss, brain fog, and slower processing have previously been tolerated as unavoidable symptoms of aging. In reality, several biomarkers play a key role in maintaining optimal brain function and mitigating risk of dementia.

Sexual health has been shown to reduce stress, improve longevity and quality of life, and even help prevent heart disease. Optimizing these biomarkers can not only help you feel your best, they can improve your health outcomes.

Aging is a complex phenomenon driven by various underlying processes in our body that gradually lead to the decline in cellular and tissue function. Researchers have characterized aging in 12 biological hallmarks that characterize the aging process. By proactively addressing those hallmarks, it's possible to change the trajectory of how you age.

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