17 articles on longevity & prevention.
GLP-1 drugs aid longevity by improving heart, kidney, and brain health beyond weight loss—but long-term safety and use in healthy people need study.
Using a sauna 4–7 times per week can cut risks of heart disease, dementia, and early death by up to 50%, supporting its strong longevity benefits.
Wegovy users saw up to 57% lower risk of heart attack, stroke, or death, suggesting GLP-1 drugs may extend lifespan through better metabolic health.
Erectile issues may signal underlying health concerns like vascular disease or diabetes—don’t ignore them, they could be your body’s early warning system.
Longevity is being redefined—not just living past 100, but staying strong and healthy through prevention, advanced screening, and smart lifestyle choices.
Your health this year isn’t what it was last — bodies change quietly over time, so regular screening captures shifts you’d otherwise miss.
Regular sexual activity appears linked to lower cardiovascular risk and reduced overall mortality, especially when occurring at least once a week.
Research on Metformin and longevity remains mixed—while it may modestly slow aging, evidence is inconclusive and it’s not proven as a true lifespan drug
Investor Edward Thorp applies risk management to longevity — focus on prevention, regular checkups, and removing weak links to extend healthy life.
Daily multivitamin use doesn’t improve lifespan in healthy adults—analysis of almost 400,000 people found no lower risk of death.
Adopting five habits—no smoking, exercise, healthy weight, moderate alcohol, good diet—can add up to 12 extra years of life from age fifty.
Longevity means adding healthy years, not just more years. A prevention-first approach targets heart, cancer and brain risks early, tailoring care through screening, lifestyle and metrics.
The body can hide disease for years — conditions like silent heart attacks or cancer may show no signs, making proactive screening crucial for early detection.
Major disease risk rises sharply between ages 45-55 — proactive screening becomes essential to catch hidden threats early and reduce your ultimate downside risk.
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