13/01/2026
Your brain represents only a small fraction of your body weight, yet it consumes nearly 20% of your total oxygen supply. đŤ¨
This is why the brain is uniquely vulnerable.
When oxygen delivery drops, even just subtly. Cognitive performance is often the first thing to change.
đťHypoxia doesnât always look dramatic.
It doesnât start as dementia or neurological disease. It often begins quietly as reduced focus, slower recall, brain fog, or mental fatigue.
Over time, repeated low-oxygen states affect mitochondrial function, increase neuroinflammation, and reduce the brainâs ability to maintain healthy neural connections.
đThis is how cognitive reserve is slowly eroded â not by ageing alone, but by an environment the brain can no longer sustain.
At Apollo, we view brain health through a preventive lens. Longevity is not just about living longer. Itâs about preserving clarity, memory, and identity.
