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Longevity

Evidence-based articles on longevity — written for entrepreneurs, executives, and high performers who want to close the gap between what they know and what they consistently do.

Cognitive Supplements: What the Science Actually Supports (And What's Just Expensive Urine)

The nootropics market is worth billions and mostly built on weak evidence. Here's an honest evidence-based audit of the cognitive supplements that actually have scientific support — and the ones that don't.

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Eathan Janney, PhD

11 min read

Exercise May Be the Most Effective Anti-Aging Skincare Routine You're Ignoring

A landmark study showed exercise reversed skin aging by decades — not just slowed it. Here's the science of how training changes your skin from the inside out, and how it compares to what you put on your face.

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Eathan Janney, PhD

9 min read

Supplements That Actually Work: An Evidence-Based Guide for High Performers

Most people take supplements based on marketing, not evidence. Here's a rigorous audit of the compounds with genuine scientific support for overall health, longevity, and resilience — and the ones that aren't worth your money.

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Eathan Janney, PhD

12 min read

Exercise and Skin Health: What Happens to Your Face When You Train Consistently

Consistent exercise doesn't just change your body — it changes the structure, elasticity, and cellular age of your skin. Here's the science behind why trained people look younger.

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Eathan Janney, PhD

Hormetic Stress: The Science of Getting Stronger Through Strategic Discomfort

Not all stress is bad. Hormetic stress — low-dose, controlled challenges — triggers the body's most powerful adaptive mechanisms. Here's the science, and how high performers can use it deliberately.

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Eathan Janney, PhD

10 min read

Longevity Science for High Performers: What Executives Need to Know Now

Longevity isn't about living longer — it's about performing better for longer. Here's what the evidence actually says about healthspan, and the five pillars high performers should focus on first.

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Eathan Janney, PhD

9 min read
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