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01/07/2026

Honored to speak about longevity medicine and technology at CES the largest and most influential tech conference in the world! Humbled to be part of the movement 🙏

01/07/2026

Drop 🙏 if you live like time matters

12/25/2025

17 years ❤️❤️❤️
Longevity marriage ;)

12/17/2025

Just recorded an episode of the with

We talked about my journey from cardiac surgery to longevity medicine. why I made the shift, and what I learned along the way.

We also got into:
• What longevity medicine really means
• How doctors can step into longevity medicine in a real, responsible way
• How to use the Longevity Architect Canvas to actually design your own longevity plan

Longevity isn’t one thing. It’s a system.

Excited to share this with you soon.

12/14/2025

Longevity Tour - Day 10 | Las Vegas
Last table of the year.  uniting doctors who believe in the future of longevity medicine, in the same room.

I took some notes:

• Longevity medicine won’t replace specialties. It will sit on top of them. Treat disease. Prevent it. And soon, intervene on aging itself.

• The insurance model isn’t built for this. Longevity medicine will largely happen outside the current system.

• If we want scale, we need normalization. Standards. Language. Shared frameworks.

• Democratization only happens if we standardize. Protocols, workflows, education.

• Evidence-based is hard but non-negotiable. Registries, real-world data, publications. That’s how legitimacy is built.

• Change will come from patients. They’re already educated, equipped, and asking. The longevity doctor’s role is to guide, not sell.

• Cost matters: Labs, imaging, diagnostics, accessibility will define adoption.

What doctors are struggling with right now:

Data aggregation Signal vs noise. Recruiting and operations. Starting a practice from scratch. Daily workflows and protocols. Hiring in competitive markets. Trust and integrity. Curating and updating knowledge.
Feeling isolated.

The common denominator?
Education. For doctors. By doctors.
That’s the infrastructure we are building at

12/12/2025

Longevity Tour - Day 8
LA today.

Recording the with , founder of .

Then a Jeffersonian dinner with an incredible group of physicians.

A few lessons:

- Doctors need to be better at educating patients. Or they will find they information elsewhere
- We need to stay open to innovation without losing clinical rigor.
- AI is so powerful yet underutilized.
- You can still make meaningful new friends at 45.
- Resilience remains one of the most powerful forces in medicine and in life 🙏

Grateful for days like this.

12/10/2025

longevity tour. day 7. nyc
long day.
full rooms.

still buzzing from the discussion we had defining the field of longevity medicine at the Buck Institute.

100+ doctors for a longevity medicine masterclass.
what they want is clear:
to understand aging science.
to learn how to build a real longevity practice.

board meeting after.
One wuestiin kept coming back.
what does longevity really mean for different industries?

later, a meeting with retailers.
talking about the longevity economy.
and how longevity medicine could reinvent the pharmacy experience.

ending the day grateful.
for the longevity docs team.
for the work.
for the doctors shaping what comes next.

12/08/2025

longevity tour day 6 - san francisco

grateful to share the stage at Buck Institute for Research on Aging with Eric Verdin, Dean Ornish, M.D., james kirkland Andrea B. Maier, William Kapp and Joanna Bensz who brought us all together for the roundtable of longevity clinics

the panel question:
how do we build the global longevity medicine workforce?

here’s what I heard:
- the biology of aging must be taught (andrea)
- fluency in clinical research is non-negotiable (jim)
- lifestyle is the foundation (dean)
- data and biomarkers drive precision (bill)
- patient experience determines outcomes (joanna)

then eric issued the real challenge:
less discussion. more action.
let’s work on a common declaration

so here’s my position:

every doctor should be a longevity doctor.

not because it’s trendy.
because patients are already asking for it
and we weren’t taught how to deliver it.

the science exists. the technology exists. the clinics exist.

without trained physicians, longevity medicine stays boutique
$30K concierge memberships for 0.1% of the population.
that’s not healthcare. that’s luxury.

this is why we built Longevity Docs
a global physician network and certification across 10 core pillars of longevity medicine: from biology of aging to therapeutics to practice leadership.

we’ve have 600+ physicians across 50 countries.
the U.S. alone needs 500,000 to cover 350m citizens
we’re not creating another certification program.

we’re building the infrastructure
to make longevity medicine deliverable
globally, safely, at scale

because if the workforce is the bottleneck
then training the workforce is the work
that’s what we do.

discover our certification: https://lnkd.in/eQqi9358

12/07/2025

longevity tour - day 5
today i’m at the Buck Institute for Research on Aging for the roundtable on longevity clinics hosted by the International Institute of Longevity with Eric Verdin.

three years ago, these conversations barely existed. today, the field is clearly taking shape. and it’s moving fast.

what i heard from top leaders today:

we must start training doctors in medical school

we need more clinical trials to validate longevity interventions

institutions must formally recognize longevity medicine

we must educate patient associations

we must practice safe, ethical, evidence-based longevity care

most of all, i’m grateful. to see so many longevity docs friends in one room. to feel this global community growing in real time. this is no longer a niche. it’s becoming a movement.

the infrastructure of longevity medicine is being built right now. behind closed doors. together.

12/06/2025

Longevity Tour Day 4
7 takeaways from tonight at the longevity docs table in San Francisco
1. longevity medicine today feels like emergency medicine in the 1970s - a new frontier becoming a new standard.
2. physician education is the unlock.
3. we need to raise aware@ess among conservative physicians wuth clear data
4. every doctor should be a health educator. social media is not optional anymore.
5. clinical publications matter, even with small cohorts. evidence builds trust.
6. churn is a real issue for longevity practices. retention is the new metric.
7. we need shared standards and an ethos for the field. this is how legitimacy scales.

12/05/2025

longevity tour - day 3
i took a train to london tonight for one reason.
to sit with longevity docs who are quietly shaping the future of medicine.
i took a few notes for you.

1. longevity medicine is becoming the next evolution of general practice.
2. there is a huge opportunity to design longevity for women and children.
3. even our homes will become longevity environments.
4. for longevity to work, people need incentives and awakening.
5. good medicine needs real infrastructure, not heroics.
6. docs should educate openly on social media and declare conflicts of interest.
7. many still fear judgement from their peers.
8. private medicine remains heavily stigmatized in the uk.
9. we need a universal definition of longevity medicine.
10. standardisation will accelerate acceptance.
11. longevity medicine isn’t disease management.
12. it’s a trusted partnership for someone’s entire health journey.

this is what the next chapter of medicine sounds like.
tomorrow san francisco

is in a mission to make longevity medicine the new standard of care

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