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More years. More good years.

The habits with real evidence for a longer, sharper life run on eight levers, and they are nearly free. This page hands you all of them, measured.

~10years between holding most levers and holding none, in long-term studies
8levers. The wealthiest body in the world runs on the same ones
28days to your first measured change, retested and proven

The loop that works

Longevity fails as a vague intention and works as a feedback loop. Four steps, repeating.

Baseline

Your health score and health age: minutes, honest numbers.

One season

The 28-Day Reset: one small thing a day, aimed at your weakest lever.

Retest

The same checks, four weeks on. A falling health age is proof, not a feeling.

Screen

Bloods and checkups on schedule, so what starts small is caught small.

The eight levers

Ranked roughly by weight in the evidence. Every one has a free tool or guide behind it.

1Not smoking

Worth more than everything else combined. Repays at any age.

The quit counter
2Daily movement

The first 20 minutes buy the most. Strength keeps you independent.

Guided workouts
3Sleep, 7 plus hours

The cheapest longevity habit there is, and the most skipped.

The 2 minute sleep check
4Blood pressure in range

The most treatable driver of early death and dementia.

Sort a reading now
5Blood sugar in range

Caught in the prediabetes window, it is usually reversible.

Track it free
6Mostly plants, rarely full

No superfood required. Plants at most meals is the instruction.

Nutrition, honestly
7Little or no alcohol

The daily-drink-protects-the-heart idea did not survive better studies.

A private self-check
8Screening on schedule

The one longevity intervention with decades of proof.

Your checkup schedule

Your plan, by decade

The levers stay the same; the priorities shift. Each decade has its own page.

Make it stick

Intentions fade; calendars do not.

An older couple staying active together

When you want a doctor on it

Our panel covers every major specialty, in the format you prefer: in writing, or face to face on video. The Health Review reads your numbers, history and reports and returns a written map of where your health stands and what to work on, in order. The Circle members ask one written question a month, answered by the right expert starting from your real numbers, for $29 a month.

Common questions

What actually adds years to your life?
Large studies following hundreds of thousands of people keep converging on the same set: not smoking, daily movement, seven plus hours of sleep, blood pressure and blood sugar in range, mostly plants, little alcohol, strong relationships, and screening on schedule. People holding most of these levers in midlife outlive those holding none by roughly a decade, and spend more of it healthy.
Do I need a longevity clinic or expensive testing?
The levers above carry the evidence, and they cost almost nothing. Where a clinic adds convenience, coaching and testing around those levers, this program hands you the levers directly: free tools to measure, a free month to act, and a doctor in writing when a number needs one. Blood work through your regular doctor covers the tests that matter.
Do longevity supplements like NMN or resveratrol work?
Not on current human evidence. The animal results keep making headlines; the human trials so far show little or nothing on hard outcomes. The honest shortlist stays boring: vitamin D if you are low, and whatever a real deficiency test shows. Money aimed at living longer works measurably harder in running shoes and a blood pressure cuff.
Is it too late to start at 50 or 60?
No, and the data is cheering. Quitting smoking at 50 recovers years. Exercise started in your 60s still cuts mortality and protects the brain. Blood pressure treated at any age prevents the strokes ahead of it. The compounding starts whenever you do.

Keep going, free

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