From intermittent fasting to cold plunges and NAD+ infusions, Silicon Valley’s elite are obsessed with “hacking” their biology to live longer. While some of these practices are backed by emerging science, others are criticized as expensive fads. We look at the rise of “longevity clinics” in Beverly Hills and Seattle and speak with medical professionals about what actually works versus what is just marketing. This report navigates the blurred line between preventative medicine and the pursuit of eternal youth.
Biohacking for Longevity: The New Obsession of Tech Executives
