Independent longevity analysis
Clear, cautious briefings on biomarkers, supplements, fitness, sleep, cognition, and metabolic health. Every article is written for practical decisions, reviewed for evidence support, and anchored in cited sources.
10
Research articles
7
Health domains
Updated
May 11, 2026
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All articles are professionally reviewed before publication.
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50 cited sources across 10 research briefings.
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We separate strong human evidence from animal models, early trials, and plausible but unproven mechanisms.
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Editor's picks
Cognitive decline isn't inevitable. This guide covers the 12 modifiable risk factors, the science of cognitive reserve, and the specific protocols that protect brain health and prevent dementia.
Written by MLR Editorial Team, reviewed by Marcus Chen
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Creatine is famous for building muscle, but emerging research shows it also supports brain energy, protects neurons, and may preserve cognitive function in aging. Here's what the science shows and how it works.
Written by MLR Editorial Team, reviewed by Marcus Chen
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Beyond your annual physical: a complete guide to the blood markers that actually predict aging and disease. Learn which tests matter, optimal ranges, and how often to test.
Written by MLR Editorial Team, reviewed by Marcus Chen
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Cognitive decline isn't inevitable. This guide covers the 12 modifiable risk factors, the science of cognitive reserve, and the specific protocols that protect brain health and prevent dementia.
Written by MLR Editorial Team, reviewed by Marcus Chen
Read articleCreatine is famous for building muscle, but emerging research shows it also supports brain energy, protects neurons, and may preserve cognitive function in aging. Here's what the science shows and how it works.
Written by MLR Editorial Team, reviewed by Marcus Chen
Read articleBeyond your annual physical: a complete guide to the blood markers that actually predict aging and disease. Learn which tests matter, optimal ranges, and how often to test.
Written by MLR Editorial Team, reviewed by Marcus Chen
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Understanding the biological processes behind aging isn't just academic—it's practical. Here's what the latest science says about the 12 core mechanisms of aging and what you can actually do about them right now.
Written by MLR Editorial Team, reviewed by Marcus Chen
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Why your metabolism isn't what it was at 25—and the science-backed strategies to reclaim metabolic health, prevent insulin resistance, and reduce disease risk.
Written by MLR Editorial Team, reviewed by Marcus Chen
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NAD+ has become the longevity supplement everyone's talking about. We separate the genuine science from the marketing hype, examining clinical evidence, bioavailability questions, and what realistic expectations should be.
Written by MLR Editorial Team, reviewed by Marcus Chen
Read articleBeyond your annual physical: a complete guide to the blood markers that actually predict aging and disease. Learn which tests matter, optimal ranges, and how often to test.
Written by MLR Editorial Team, reviewed by Marcus Chen
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Sarcopenia—age-related muscle loss—accelerates after 50. Resistance training doesn't just build strength; it's the most direct intervention against functional decline and early mortality. Here's the science and the program.
Written by MLR Editorial Team, reviewed by Marcus Chen
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Cardiorespiratory fitness, measured as VO2 max, is a more reliable predictor of mortality than cholesterol, blood pressure, or smoking status. Here's what the science says and how to measure and improve yours.
Written by MLR Editorial Team, reviewed by Marcus Chen
Read articleUnderstanding the biological processes behind aging isn't just academic—it's practical. Here's what the latest science says about the 12 core mechanisms of aging and what you can actually do about them right now.
Written by MLR Editorial Team, reviewed by Marcus Chen
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Senescent cells accumulate as you age, driving inflammation and disease. Senolytics—drugs designed to eliminate them—are moving from the lab to human trials. Here's what the science actually shows and what's realistic to expect.
Written by MLR Editorial Team, reviewed by Marcus Chen
Read articleCognitive decline isn't inevitable. This guide covers the 12 modifiable risk factors, the science of cognitive reserve, and the specific protocols that protect brain health and prevent dementia.
Written by MLR Editorial Team, reviewed by Marcus Chen
Read articleWhy your metabolism isn't what it was at 25—and the science-backed strategies to reclaim metabolic health, prevent insulin resistance, and reduce disease risk.
Written by MLR Editorial Team, reviewed by Marcus Chen
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The neuroscience behind declining sleep in men over 40, how poor sleep accelerates aging, and the evidence-based protocols that can restore deep sleep and protect your brain.
Written by MLR Editorial Team, reviewed by Marcus Chen
Read articleCreatine is famous for building muscle, but emerging research shows it also supports brain energy, protects neurons, and may preserve cognitive function in aging. Here's what the science shows and how it works.
Written by MLR Editorial Team, reviewed by Marcus Chen
Read articleNAD+ has become the longevity supplement everyone's talking about. We separate the genuine science from the marketing hype, examining clinical evidence, bioavailability questions, and what realistic expectations should be.
Written by MLR Editorial Team, reviewed by Marcus Chen
Read articleLongevity science moves quickly. We make the evidence, limitations, and safety considerations visible so readers can ask better questions and avoid overconfident wellness claims.
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