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Are you Brian Kennedy? Claim this pageDistinguished professor of biochemistry and physiology at the National University of Singapore, where he directs the Centre for Healthy Longevity, and former president and CEO of the Buck Institute. One of the most-cited researchers in the biology of aging.
His lab identifies and validates geroprotectors — interventions like rapamycin (which he treats as the gold-standard mTOR-targeting compound) and metformin — first in model organisms, then in human biomarker trials run through his Singapore center. He increasingly applies combinations and AI-driven approaches to find and test longevity interventions.
Move interventions into people — the goal is not just to understand aging but to validate, in humans and by biomarkers, which geroprotectors actually work, using drugs already proven safe as the fastest path.
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AgelessRx Metformin
Originally used to treat diabetes, it is now used off-label for longevity. Traditional doctors require high A1C or onset of diabetes. AgelessRx prescribes it for the longevity use-case. Prescription-strength, reviewed by licensed US prescriber, free medical evaluation provided.
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160+ lab tests twice a year, tracked for life at $365
Function runs 160+ biomarkers annually (tested twice per year) across hormones, heart, metabolic, aging, and autoimmunity markers—including insulin, lipoproteins, hs-CRP, homocysteine, vitamin D, and heavy metals. Results are reviewed by clinicians and flagged for action. No insurance required, HSA/FSA eligible. The longevity crowd's baseline-tracking service.
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