7 Most Powerful Anti-Aging Superfoods
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Polyphenols: What They Are, Why They Work, & How to Eat More of Them
Your love for coffee, dark chocolate, and even red wine can be good
Scientists Disrupt the Aging Game – James Peyer #569
James Peyer is the founder and managing partner of Apollo Ventures, an early stage life science investment fund investing in Europe and the U.S. focused exclusively on breakthrough therapeutics arising from the study of the biology of aging. Apollo founds companies with scientists, invests in early stage therapeutics projects, and works with scientific teams to build biotech companies. The company invests in core technologies that show promise in reversing aging and extending human lifespan
Can Nitric Oxide Supplements Boost Performance? What You Need to Know
Nitric oxide supplements have been hugely popular in the bodybuilding community for more
Melatonin for Sleep: Everything You Need to Know About the Snooze-Inducing Hormone
Wouldn’t it be great if you could pop a pill for better sleep?
31 Small Steps to Upgrade Your Life and Be Bulletproof
Want to be your best self? Being Bulletproof is a mindset. It doesn’t
Magnesium for Sleep: How to Supplement for Better Zz’s
For many people, it takes more than a few sheep to guarantee
Pushing the Boundaries of Conventional Medicine with Caspar Szulc #544
Caspar Szulc is the co-founder and president of Innovative Medicine—a company that has been dreaming big for over a decade, making a positive change in people’s lives by going against conventional health-care industry thinking.
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