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Ageist is a community of people LIVING life and breaking the stereotypes of aging and ageism. Inspiring, empowering, and reshaping the mindset of our generation.
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- Paul Coletta on Why You’re Only As Healthy as Your Oldest Organ
Sep 24, 2026 · original
Paul Coletta isn’t a doctor or a scientist, which he says is exactly why he can explain proteomics in three sentences, not a confusing research paper. In this conversation, the founder of Vero Bioscience walks through what a single vial of blood can reveal about the biological age of eleven different organs. He discusses technology […] The post Paul Coletta on Why You’re Only As Healthy as Your Oldest Organ appeared first on AGEIST . - Denise Kirtley, 55: What Happens After You Get Strong?
Sep 23, 2026 · original
When AGEIST first spoke with Denise Kirtley two years ago, she had already done what most people would consider the transformation. At 49, nearly 200 pounds and pre-diabetic, she began strength training. Within a year she’d lost 50 pounds. At 52, she competed in bodybuilding. Then she walked away from 22 years in executive recruiting […] The post Denise Kirtley, 55: What Happens After You Get Strong? appeared first on AGEIST . - Your Skin’s Healthspan: Support from the Inside and the Outside
Sep 23, 2026 · original
I’ve spent years focused on healthy aging from the inside out: intentionally moving, prioritizing restorative sleep, and augmenting my efforts with supplements when needed. At 55, I’ve definitely built a daily routine — but I tend to stay curious about ways to improve on it. The first place that aging becomes visible is our skin. […] The post Your Skin’s Healthspan: Support from the Inside and the Outside appeared first on AGEIST . - James Park on Building for the Caregiver Nobody Sees
Sep 17, 2026 · original
Nearly two decades after co-founding Fitbit and putting personal health tracking on people’s wrists, James Park has turned his attention to a harder problem: the invisible mental load carried by roughly one in four American adults now caring for an aging family member. In this conversation, he explains how Luffu, his new AI-powered platform, turns […] The post James Park on Building for the Caregiver Nobody Sees appeared first on AGEIST . - The Buck Institute’s Eric Verdin, 69, on Race Cars, Self-Experimentation, and Why “Nothing Is Ever ‘Too Late'”
Sep 16, 2026 · original
Eric Verdin spends his working life running the world’s first biomedical research institution focused on aging. He spends a good part of the rest of it on a hobby that could, in theory, shorten his life: racing cars. For nine years, the Belgian-born physician, and president and CEO of the Buck Institute for Research on […] The post The Buck Institute’s Eric Verdin, 69, on Race Cars, Self-Experimentation, and Why “Nothing Is Ever ‘Too Late'” appeared first on AGEIST . - The Role of Magnesium in Hydration, Energy Levels, and Wind-Downs
Sep 16, 2026 · original
I’m somewhat addicted to routines. Any additions or adjustments to my normal schedule come with a bit of research, especially when it comes to supporting my future self. Sometimes that future self may just be tomorrow and how rested I feel waking up. Other times it’s how I hope to feel years from now. Being […] The post The Role of Magnesium in Hydration, Energy Levels, and Wind-Downs appeared first on AGEIST . - Greg Scheinman, 53: How to Build a Better Midlife
Sep 10, 2026 · original
At 47, Greg Scheinman found himself sitting in his car outside the Houston office where he was a partner in an insurance and risk management firm, unable to make himself go inside. On paper, things looked good: a successful career, wife, kids, house, private schools. But Scheinman was miserable. It was also the age his […] The post Greg Scheinman, 53: How to Build a Better Midlife appeared first on AGEIST . - Dr. Stacy Sims Is Leading a Team at the Super Age Games
Sep 9, 2026 · original
We’re revisiting a fan favorite this week: our September 2024 conversation with Dr. Stacy Sims, the exercise physiologist behind one of the most useful ideas in women’s fitness: women are not small men, and their training shouldn’t be built as if they were. We’re getting excited because Dr. Sims is preparing to join us at […] The post Dr. Stacy Sims Is Leading a Team at the Super Age Games appeared first on AGEIST . - Dr. Elizabeth Yurth on Replacing What the Body Stops Making
Sep 3, 2026 · original
After twenty five years as a traditional orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Elizabeth Yurth walked away from a specialty she says patches the body instead of heals it. This was a shift that eventually led her to found the Boulder Longevity Institute. In this conversation, she explains why a common knee surgery called arthroscopic debridement has been […] The post Dr. Elizabeth Yurth on Replacing What the Body Stops Making appeared first on AGEIST . - How Designer Steven Alan, 60, Built a Fashion Empire, Lost Control of It, and Found Something Better
Sep 3, 2026 · original
If you lived in New York in the late ’90s or early aughts and cared even a little about clothes, chances are you found yourself in a Steven Alan store. His shops were part boutique, part discovery engine: places where you could find his own slightly rumpled take on American sportswear alongside young designers you […] The post How Designer Steven Alan, 60, Built a Fashion Empire, Lost Control of It, and Found Something Better appeared first on AGEIST .
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