Longevity Academy

We believe that healthy aging does not start with supplements, but with a conscious lifestyle. That is why we share our knowledge about sleep, nutrition, exercise and mental health - from extensive courses to practical tips.

Longevity: The Basics

Our comprehensive 11-chapter course, developed with leading longevity experts, provides you with all the knowledge and practical tools to make conscious choices for a longer, healthier life.

In-depth Longevity Course from A to Z
Scientifically Substantiated Content
Written By Experts

LONGEVITY 101 COURSE

Our Expert Panel

For our Academy we work together with the best longevity experts. This way you can be sure: everything you learn is scientifically substantiated and actually effective for a longer, healthier life.

Dr. Robert Lufkin

Professor UCLA & USC; NY Times Order Author

Elizabeth Parrish MBA

Founder/CEO of BioViva; Longevity Pioneer

Dr. Denys Tsveuik

Founder of Non Nocere Clinic

Dr. Robert Lufkin

Professor UCLA & USC; NY Times Order Author

Elizabeth Parrish MBA

Founder/CEO of BioViva; Longevity Pioneer

Dr. Denys Tsveuik

Founder of Non Nocere Clinic

Longevity Insights for You

Showing all articles

Recovery

Nasal Breathing and Mouth Taping: What the Research Actually Shows | The Longevity Store

Nasal breathing during sleep has a plausible physiological basis: nasal passages filter, humidify, and produce nitric oxide, which has vasodilatory properties. Mouth taping — using tape to encour...

Nutrition

The Cortisol Cocktail: What It Is, What It Claims, and What Science Says

The cortisol cocktail — a blend of orange juice, coconut water, sea salt, and cream of tartar — became popular on social media as a claimed cortisol-lowering drink. No clinical evidence supports ...

Research

Indoor Air Quality and Longevity: Which Air Purifiers Actually Make a Difference?

Indoor air pollution, including fine particulate matter (PM2.5), volatile organic compounds (VOCs), mould spores, and elevated carbon dioxide (CO2), is associated with cardiovascular changes and ...

Cognitive Health

Neuroplasticity After 50: A Beginner's Guide to Rewiring Your Brain

Neuroplasticity refers to the brain's ability to reorganise itself by forming new neural connections throughout life. While this capacity changes with age, human research shows that learning new ...

Research

The Non-Toxic Home Guide: Room-by-Room Environmental Health for Longevity

Reducing environmental toxin exposure at home focuses on the highest-impact categories: water quality (chlorine, heavy metals, PFAS), indoor air pollutants (VOCs, particulate matter, mould), food...

Research

Musculoskeletal Longevity: How to Protect Your Joints and Muscles for Decades

Musculoskeletal longevity refers to maintaining healthy joints, bones, and muscle mass across decades of life. Muscle strength has emerged as one of the strongest predictors of all-cause mortalit...

Future

Testosterone, Muscle, and Longevity: What Every Man Over 40 Needs to Know

Testosterone levels in men decline approximately 1 to 2% per year from around age 30, a pattern associated with reduced muscle mass, bone density, energy, and metabolic efficiency. Human research...

Research

Gut-Brain Axis 101: How Your Microbiome Affects Your Brain as You Age

The gut-brain axis is a bidirectional communication network linking the enteric nervous system, vagus nerve, immune system, and gut microbiome with the central nervous system. Human research show...

Cognitive Health

7 Science-Backed Ways to Support Cognitive Longevity Without Supplements

Human research consistently identifies several lifestyle factors with robust associations with preserved cognitive function in aging adults: regular aerobic exercise, consistent deep sleep, socia...

Research

The Science Is Clear: Social Connection and Purpose Extend Your Healthspan

Human research — including longitudinal cohort data spanning decades and large meta-analyses — consistently links social connection, community membership, and a sense of purpose to slower biologi...

Nutrition

How Long Do You Need to Fast for Autophagy? What the Science Actually Says

Autophagy, the cellular process of clearing damaged components, begins ramping up in human cells after approximately 14 to 16 hours of fasting, based on current estimates extrapolated from human ...

Research

Blue Zones Explained: The 9 Habits That Help People Live Past 100

Blue Zones are the five regions with the highest concentrations of centenarians: Sardinia (Italy), Okinawa (Japan), Nicoya (Costa Rica), Ikaria (Greece), and Loma Linda (California). Research led...

Research

At-Home Hormone Testing: A Complete Guide for 2026

At-home hormone testing — using dried blood spot or saliva samples posted to a certified laboratory — allows individuals to measure key hormones including testosterone (total and free), oestradio...

Nutrition

Intermittent Fasting for Women: Why Standard Protocols May Need Adjusting

Intermittent fasting research has largely been conducted in male or mixed populations. Human evidence suggests that women's hormonal systems, particularly the hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian (HPO)...

Future

Oura Ring vs Whoop vs Apple Watch: Which Health Wearable Is Best for Longevity?

Oura Ring, Whoop, and Apple Watch serve different tracking priorities. Oura Ring leads for sleep staging accuracy and overnight physiological sensing. Whoop excels for athletic recovery optimisat...

Research

NAD+ Precursors Explained: NMN, NR, and Cellular Energy Support

NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme present in every human cell, essential for energy production and DNA repair. NAD+ levels naturally decline with age. NAD+ precursors such as...

Other

Cellular Senescence: When Old Cells Refuse to Retire

Imagine an office where a few employees stop working but refuse to leave. They don’t just sit quietly; they gossip, disrupt others, and block new hires from stepping in. Over time, the whole office...

Other

Mitochondria: Protecting the Power Plants of Your Cells

Ever had a power outage at home? Suddenly, everything slows down or stops working. That’s exactly what happens inside your cells when your mitochondria, the tiny power plants that generate energy ,...

Other

Nutrient-Sensing: How Your Cells Decide When to Build, Repair, or Rest

Think of your body as a city. Food is the fuel supply, but what really matters is how the city decides to use that fuel. Should it build new roads, repair damaged bridges, or simply power the stree...

Other

Autophagy: The Cellular Spring Cleaning That Keeps You Young

Imagine if your house never got cleaned. Dust piles up, clutter fills the corners, and eventually it becomes harder to live there. That’s exactly what happens inside your cells when the process of ...

Other

Proteins and Aging: Why Keeping Your Cellular “Lego Bricks” in Order Matters

Picture your body as a massive Lego creation. Each piece has to fit exactly in place to keep the structure standing. Now imagine that some pieces are warped, broken, or misplaced. Over time, the wh...

Other

Epigenetics: The Switchboard That Shapes How You Age

Imagine buying a piano with 88 keys. The instrument never changes, but the music depends on how you play it.That’s a good way to think about your genes. The DNA itself doesn’t change much over your...

Other

Telomeres: The Tiny Timekeepers of Your Cells

What if every time you made a copy of your favorite book, a few pages from the end disappeared?Eventually, you’d lose the ending altogether. That’s exactly what happens inside your cells with struc...

Other

The Fragile Blueprint: How Genomic Instability Shapes Aging (and What You Can Do About It)

Ever noticed how a photocopy looks fine at first, but after being copied again and again, little smudges and errors start to appear?That’s a pretty good metaphor for what happens inside your cells ...

Other

Dysbiosis: When Your Gut Microbiome Falls Out of Balance

Imagine hosting a lively neighborhood where everyone has a role. Some grow food, some keep the streets clean, others protect against troublemakers. But if the balance shifts, too many vandals, too ...

Other

Chronic Inflammation: The Silent Fire That Accelerates Aging

Picture a small campfire meant to keep you warm. It’s helpful, controlled, and protective. Now imagine that fire spreading slowly through the forest, never fully going out. That’s what happens insi...

Other

Altered Intercellular Communication: When Your Cells Stop Speaking the Same Language

Imagine a city where the phone lines keep breaking down. Police, hospitals, and firefighters can’t coordinate. Traffic lights stop syncing. Confusion spreads, and the city begins to stumble. That’s...

Other

Stem Cell Exhaustion: When the Body’s Repair Crew Gets Tired

Imagine a city with a brilliant team of repair workers. Whenever a street cracks, a pipe leaks, or a light goes out, they rush in to fix it. But over the years, the crew gets smaller and more exhau...

Cognitive Health

Mental Health for Longevity

We spend thousands on skincare, supplements, and gym memberships to stay young, but often neglect the most powerful anti-aging tool we own: our mental wellbeing. While everyone focuses on what they...

Exercise

Exercise for Longevity

Your body is designed to move. Not just a little, but regularly and in different ways. When you honor this design, your body rewards you with energy, strength, and resilience that can last well in...

Nutrition

Nutrition for Longevity

Ever notice how some people seem to glow with energy while others look tired even after a full night's sleep? How some 60-year-olds move like they're 40 while others struggle to keep up? The differ...

Other

The Twelve Hallmarks of Aging

Ever wonder why some people seem to age like fine wine while others appear to rust like old cars? Why your skin gets wrinkled, your joints creak, and your memory occasionally plays hide-and-seek? T...

Other

What is NAD+?

Sound familiar? You wake up feeling like your battery is only half-charged. That explosive energy from your twenties? Gone. The mental sharpness you used to have? Foggy. Your friends complain about...

Nutrition

The Longevity Diet

Imagine traveling to Sardinia and meeting a 95-year-old man who still tends to his own olive trees. Or to Okinawa, where 100-year-olds garden and cook daily. What do these vital people eat that kee...

Exercise

The Importance of Exercise for Longevity

Imagine going to a fitness test and they measure two simple things: how well your body can use oxygen and how strong your muscles are. Sounds boring? Not really. These two numbers tell you more ab...

Other

The Four Pillars of Longevity

Imagine that your body is a house. Not just any house, but your dream house that you want to live in for a lifetime. Wouldn't you then make sure the foundation is solid? That the roof stays waterti...

Ethics

Blue Zones: Where People Forget to Age

On the Greek island of Ikaria, people regularly forget their age. Not because they're demented, but because it just doesn't seem important. They turn 90, 95, 100 years old while still growing their...

Cognitive Health

The Science of Joyful Longevity

Have you ever met an older person who was so cheerful and energetic that you thought: "I hope I become like that when I'm old"? These people really exist, and scientists are beginning to understand...

Ethics

The Ethics of Longevity: Complex Questions for a Longer Life

Imagine that you could live to 120, fit and healthy. Sounds fantastic, right? But what if only rich people could afford it? What if the world becomes overcrowded? What if your children never get th...

Future

AI Simulations of Aging

Imagine that you could know exactly how your body is going to age. Not with a fortune teller or crystal ball, but with hard science. Which organs will wear out first, where you're vulnerable, and e...

Other

Your Personal Roadmap to Longevity

Imagine: a plan that tells you exactly what your body needs to stay as long and vital as possible. No general advice, but tailor-made for your genes, your lifestyle, your body. That's the promise o...

Exercise

Running for Longevity

No expensive gym, no complicated equipment, no reservations. Just put on your shoes and head out the door. That's the beauty of running - and maybe exactly what you need. Why Running Is So Popular ...

Exercise

Yoga: Much More than Stretching

Do you think of yoga as people in impossible poses on Instagram? Then you're completely missing the point. Yoga is actually one of the smartest investments you can make in your health - and it only...

Cognitive Health

Deep Breathing

We do it 20,000 times a day, but rarely think about it: breathing. While conscious breathing is one of the simplest and most powerful ways to make yourself feel better. No expensive devices, no com...

Recovery

The Hidden Power of Sleep

Let's be honest: we live in a world where sleeping is often seen as "wasting time." But what if I told you that those 7-8 hours per night could be your secret weapon for more energy, better focus a...

Exercise

Strength Training: Not Only for Bodybuilders

Do you immediately think of muscular men sweating in the gym when you hear strength training? Time for a mindset switch. Strength training is actually your best investment in a vital and healthy li...

Longevity Complete™

Includes NAD+ precursor NR - 24 ingredients in one shake for energy², cognitive function³, and vitality.

SHOP NOW

Scientifically Substantiated
Made in NL
Expert Formulated
Eurofins Lab Tested
16 Supplements in 1
30-Day Warranty

Longevity Academy

Our Expert Panel

Longevity Insights for You

Nasal Breathing and Mouth Taping: What the Research Actually Shows | The Longevity Store

The Cortisol Cocktail: What It Is, What It Claims, and What Science Says

Indoor Air Quality and Longevity: Which Air Purifiers Actually Make a Difference?

Neuroplasticity After 50: A Beginner's Guide to Rewiring Your Brain

The Non-Toxic Home Guide: Room-by-Room Environmental Health for Longevity

Musculoskeletal Longevity: How to Protect Your Joints and Muscles for Decades

Testosterone, Muscle, and Longevity: What Every Man Over 40 Needs to Know

Gut-Brain Axis 101: How Your Microbiome Affects Your Brain as You Age

7 Science-Backed Ways to Support Cognitive Longevity Without Supplements

The Science Is Clear: Social Connection and Purpose Extend Your Healthspan

How Long Do You Need to Fast for Autophagy? What the Science Actually Says

Blue Zones Explained: The 9 Habits That Help People Live Past 100

At-Home Hormone Testing: A Complete Guide for 2026

Intermittent Fasting for Women: Why Standard Protocols May Need Adjusting

Oura Ring vs Whoop vs Apple Watch: Which Health Wearable Is Best for Longevity?

NAD+ Precursors Explained: NMN, NR, and Cellular Energy Support

Cellular Senescence: When Old Cells Refuse to Retire

Mitochondria: Protecting the Power Plants of Your Cells

Nutrient-Sensing: How Your Cells Decide When to Build, Repair, or Rest

Autophagy: The Cellular Spring Cleaning That Keeps You Young

Proteins and Aging: Why Keeping Your Cellular “Lego Bricks” in Order Matters

Epigenetics: The Switchboard That Shapes How You Age

Telomeres: The Tiny Timekeepers of Your Cells

The Fragile Blueprint: How Genomic Instability Shapes Aging (and What You Can Do About It)

Dysbiosis: When Your Gut Microbiome Falls Out of Balance

Chronic Inflammation: The Silent Fire That Accelerates Aging

Altered Intercellular Communication: When Your Cells Stop Speaking the Same Language

Stem Cell Exhaustion: When the Body’s Repair Crew Gets Tired

Mental Health for Longevity

Exercise for Longevity

Nutrition for Longevity

The Twelve Hallmarks of Aging

What is NAD+?

The Longevity Diet

The Importance of Exercise for Longevity

The Four Pillars of Longevity

Blue Zones: Where People Forget to Age

The Science of Joyful Longevity

The Ethics of Longevity: Complex Questions for a Longer Life

AI Simulations of Aging

Your Personal Roadmap to Longevity

Running for Longevity

Yoga: Much More than Stretching

Deep Breathing

The Hidden Power of Sleep

Strength Training: Not Only for Bodybuilders

Longevity Complete™

Trusted Partner