Selenium for Longevity: Why It’s in My Daily Stack at 71
Selenium is a trace mineral earning its stripes in longevity circles — thyroid function, antioxidant defence, immune support. Here’s why it’s in my daily stack at 71.
Selenium is a trace mineral earning its stripes in longevity circles — thyroid function, antioxidant defence, immune support. Here’s why it’s in my daily stack at 71.
How this simple calf exercise builds bone density, improves balance, enhances circulation, and supports lifelong mobility and independence. On the 200 Year Life Project blog, we explore straightforward, evidence-based habits that compound over decades to help us stay strong, mobile, and vibrant well into what most people consider “old age.” Today I want to spotlight…
The core mission of my 200 Year Life Project blog is sharing practical, evidence-based tools to push human lifespan and healthspan toward extraordinary lengths. Today, I’m diving deep into one of the most powerful players in the longevity toolkit – liposomal glutathione. If you’re committed to aging like a fine wine, this master antioxidant deserves…
Manuka honey is more than a sweetener — antibacterial, antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties that support immune function. Here’s how it earns its place in my stack.
Today, we’re spotlighting taurine, a semi-essential amino acid that’s exploding in longevity circles. Recent groundbreaking research positions it as a potential driver of healthy aging, with animal studies showing real extensions in lifespan and massive improvements in health markers. Let’s unpack why taurine deserves a spot in your protocol. What Is Taurine and Why Does…
Discover how this simple, full-body exercise can boost grip strength, bone density, and overall resilience to support a longer, healthier life. As someone passionate about pushing the boundaries of human lifespan through practical, science-backed habits, I’m thrilled to share insights on the 200 Year Life Project blog. We’re all about strategies that extend not just…
Creatine is one of the most evidence-backed supplements there is — and it isn’t just for young lifters. Here’s why a 71-year-old takes it every single day.
Here is a test you can do right now, before you read anything else. Drop into a full squat. Feet flat, heels down, backside as close to your heels as it will go. Hold it for twenty seconds. Most people over 60 cannot. I am 71 and I can, but I could not two years…
Metabolic health is the foundation of longevity: stable blood sugar, efficient insulin function, resilient cellular energy. Here’s why chromium picolinate is in my stack.
How long can you stand on one leg? It’s one of the simplest predictors of fall risk and longevity there is — and it’s trainable at any age.
Hey everyone, it’s me back with another deep dive for the 200-Year Life Project. We’re all chasing that extended healthspan – living not just longer, but stronger, sharper, and full of energy well into our later decades. Lately, I’ve been obsessed with NMN (nicotinamide mononucleotide) powder, a direct precursor to NAD+, the molecule that powers…
I’ve switched most of my footwear to barefoot minimalist shoes. They’re the opposite of traditional cushioned runners — and at 71, my feet and balance are better for it.
Vitamin D3 touches bone density, immune function and mortality risk, and most people my age are running low. Here’s my dose and what my blood work shows.
The longevity field is accelerating, and the breakthroughs keep strengthening my conviction that a 200-year life is possible. Here’s what I’m focused on this year.
I’ve brushed with CardioSmile nitric oxide toothpaste twice a day for six months at 71. What it is, why fluoride-free matters, what nitric oxide does after 70, and whether it’s worth the switch.
Resveratrol is one of the most hyped — and most debated — compounds in longevity. Here’s what I’ve worked out about it, and how it fits my protocol at 71.
Living to 200 isn’t just a health problem — it’s a financial one. If the body lasts, the money has to last too. Here’s how I think about funding a very long life.
Sleep is when growth hormone peaks, cells repair, and the brain clears toxins. Magnesium glycinate — bound to glycine, highly bioavailable — is the standout in my evening stack.
Movement is medicine. One of my simplest, most consistent habits is a casual 2-mile walk every single day — no gym, no equipment, no excuses.
Sleep is the foundation of everything — repair, recovery, resilience. Glycine, the simplest amino acid, has earned a permanent spot in my evening routine at 71.
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