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Everything you need to know about getting started with longevity
Longevity means longer life, so working on longevity is extending life. There are multiple ways to extend life:
Some researchers, like Aubrey de Grey, believe these therapies could one day keep us young indefinitely — a concept called Longevity Escape Velocity (LEV).
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Some advanced therapies (like gene editing) are still expensive, but many of the most powerful longevity tools are free or cheap — like exercise, sleep, or diet.
The field needs people from all backgrounds to grow and become accessible for the majority.
Lifespan = how long you live
Healthspan = how long you live healthy and independent
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There's a growing base of science-backed strategies to reduce disease risk and improve how you feel today.
Start small. Focus on habits. Use our site to find trusted voices and avoid hype.
By contributing time, curiosity, or skills. You can write, volunteer, build, spread awareness, or even just connect people.
Check out our Get Involved section to start — and remember, the bar to entry is low, but the impact can be big.
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