For much of human history, the dream of living longer focused on adding years to life. Today, the conversation has shifted. The real goal is not merely lifespan, but healthspan—the number of years we remain physically active, mentally sharp, socially connected, and free from major disease.

As we move through 2026, the science of longevity continues to evolve. Yet amid the headlines about anti-aging drugs, genetic breakthroughs, and billion-dollar biotech companies, a surprising theme has emerged: many of the most effective ways to improve health and longevity are already within reach.
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Marty Kendall will chat with David and Stephen (along with Dr Ted Naiman) to explore this topic further. This article details some of Marty’s thoughts as he has been diving into the implications and application of this ground-breaking research, particularly around how and why protein might influence your lifespan.
