The Business Of Longevity

#12 - The Future of Longevity Education: Inside GCLS with Dominik Thor

Dominik Thor, founder of Geneva College of Longevity Science, shares insights into longevity science, education, and the future of healthspan. Discover how academic credibility, innovative programs, and industry collaboration are shaping the future of longevity.

Redefining Mindfulness with Tech with Johan Matton

In this episode, Johan Matton, founder and CEO of Pulse Mindfulness, shares the innovative journey behind creating the Pulse ring - an awareness wearable designed to promote presence and calmness. Discover how this unique device aims to transform stress management and mindfulness practices, and learn about the challenges and insights from building a hardware startup in the longevity space.

#10 - Why Oral Health Is Systemic Health with Miguel Stanley

Part 2 | Dr. Miguel Stanley Why is oral health one of the most overlooked pillars of longevity? In this episode, Dr. Miguel Stanley explores the connection between oral health, immunity, chronic disease, and preventative healthcare - and why dentistry can no longer be separated from the rest of the body. 🎙️ "Oral health is systemic health. Systemic health is oral health."

#9 - The Boom of the Longevity Economy with Faye Mythen

Explore the innovative world of longevity clinics with Faye Meyven, CEO of Reborn Longevity Clinic. Discover how P4 medicine, DNA diagnostics, and multidisciplinary collaboration are shaping the future of personalized health and longevity.

#8 - The Future of Medicinal Mushrooms with Catalina Fernández

In this conversation with Dr Catalina Fernández de Ana, the CEO and founder of Hifas de Terra, a biotech company specialising in medicinal mushrooms, we explore the rapid growth of the medicinal mushroom market, the importance of scientific credibility over market trends, and Catalina’s personal journey that led to the creation of her company. The conversation delves into the science behind medicinal mushrooms, the challenges of maintaining quality and consistency in production, and the need for greater education within the health sector. Catalina also emphasises the importance of daily health habits, and the idea that the future of health products should be firmly rooted in scientific evidence.