Did you know that as we age, our NAD+ levels dramatically decrease? This is a huge deal, because NAD+ is critical to all of our body’s systems, and without it, life would cease to exist. The good news is that we can replenish our NAD+ levels, thereby preventing (or reversing) the negative downstream effects of aging, including age-related diseases, neurodegeneration, metabolic disorders, and mitochondrial dysfunction. In this blog, discover the key to anti-aging and extending your healthspan.

How can you harness your own genes to combat the aging process? In the third installment of the Longevity Series, we take a closer look at the impact players that influence longevity, aging, and DNA repair. Many people underestimate the role that DNA damage plays on the aging process, and in this post, we explain the process behind DNA damage and repair, along with the ways under which we can support our bodies as we age. Say goodbye to age-related diseases, and get ready to naturally optimize your health!

Aging is getting incredible press right now. Everywhere we turn, we see a new article, book, or event discussing this longstanding issue, with information regarding what we can do about it. Recently, MIT Technology Review dedicated an entire edition to the topic of aging, and discussed in great detail the status of the latest research. The link between inflammation and aging has become increasingly clear, and in this blog, we dive into the pillars of the aging process, and look to slow, control, and even reverse the effects of aging.

Level up your recovery by including a biomarker test to understand how it is working.  Cryo Recovery is the only location that does this where you can track your recovery with the data.  

Blog post discusses why CRP should be tracked and how to track.  Inflammation is the cause of all progressive diseases and tracking consistently gives you the opportunity to make changes before it becomes too late.  Also we discuss how you can measure inflammation at home without spending $100s and hours at doctor visits.