David Sinclair· PhD
According to @InsideTracker, my blood biomarkers have been steadily approaching a much younger person’s over the past decade.
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According to @InsideTracker, my blood biomarkers have been steadily approaching a much younger person’s over the past decade.
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Have a decade-old biodashboard that continues to guide my lifestyle decisions
I recently got my blood work redone and I‘m at optimal or close to it for all biomarkers...except one...
I've been using InsideTracker for over a decade, and I'm the chair of their scientific advisory board. The reason I've long used InsideTracker is because they provide the best blood and DNA analysis that I know of.
I've been using InsideTracker for over a decade, and I'm the chair of their advisory board. The reason I've long used InsideTracker is because they provide the best blood and DNA analysis that I'm aware of.
So I know a lot about my body and I've actually been getting healthier and fitter over the years because of it, it's no accident, and I love what I'm able to do. I'm a scientist and I can correct things when they're out of whack and not optimal, and I wouldn't be able to do that if I didn't monitor it.
I've used InsideTracker for over a decade now to steadily get ostensibly younger biochemically, over that decade.
I've been using InsideTracker for over a decade and I'm the chair of their scientific advisory board.