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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The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
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.
I've been using InsideTracker for over a decade and I'm the chair of their scientific advisory board.
I've used InsideTracker for over a decade now to steadily get ostensibly younger biochemically, over that decade.
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.