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We read the papers so you don't have to: every longevity claim checked against peer-reviewed research.
Every claim is sourced to a peer-reviewed paper.
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We never simplify past the point where the science still holds.
Is it legit?
Every claim below has been read against the papers. Yours can be next.
Check any longevity claim
Heard something about creatine, cold plunges or NMN? Type it in and we'll tell you what the peer-reviewed evidence actually says.
01We read the research
Trials, reviews and meta-analyses on that exact question.
02We weigh the evidence
A randomised trial counts for more than a mouse study.
03You get a verdict
Supported, partial, insufficient or debunked - with citations.
Every claim, with its evidence attached.
40 longevity claims read against the peer-reviewed record. Each verdict cites the studies it rests on - and moves when they do.
Science you can actually use.
In 3 minutes.
Each insight distils one peer-reviewed longevity study into something you can act on.
We read the papers
10,000+ longevity studies are published every year. 95% are noise. We find the signal - and focus only on studies with robust methodology.
We extract what matters
Each insight follows a clear structure: what to do, what the evidence says, why it works biologically, and the honest limitations.
You take action
No PhD required. Every recommendation is specific enough to implement today. You get the conclusion without wading through the methodology.
Latest from the lab
Does TRT cause heart problems? No extra heart attacks, more irregular rhythm
Does TRT cause heart problems? In 5,246 men the heart attack and stroke rates matched a hormone-free gel, while irregular heartbeats were more common.
Does stem cell therapy work for back pain? Only before-and-after data
Stem cell therapy for back pain has been measured in 283 people across eight studies, all of whom got the injection, with no untreated group to compare.
What does VO2 max mean? The oxygen your body uses at full effort
The most oxygen your body can use in a minute of all-out exercise, per kilogram of body weight. What VO2 max means, and what sets the ceiling.
What are the side effects of low-dose rapamycin? No more than a placebo
Over 48 weeks in healthy adults, side effects of low-dose rapamycin matched a dummy pill. The heavier list comes from daily transplant doses.
Does creatine affect kidney function? The marker rises, filtering doesn't
Does creatine affect kidney function? Across 12 pooled trials the kidneys' filtering rate held steady while the blood marker used to estimate it edged up.
Does testosterone therapy help erectile dysfunction?
Testosterone therapy helps erectile dysfunction in a minority of men, those with low testosterone confirmed by blood tests, and the trials disagree.
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