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As I entered my thirties, I started noticing subtle—yet undeniable—shifts in my body. The resilience I once took for granted during years of medical training, my PhD, and residency—pushing through sleepless nights, missed workouts, and quick meals—wasn’t quite the same. Small lapses in sleep, nutrition, or movement now hit harder, and recovery just took longer. Scientifically, it made perfect sense. As we age, nearly every biological system—skin, muscles, brain, heart, gut, hormones, immunity, and blood vessels, and more—gradually becomes less efficient. Cellular repair slows down, low-grade inflammation creeps up, and our mitochondria need extra support to stay resilient. I began to notice these shifts in my energy, cognition, skin health, and overall stamina—and honestly, I wasn’t prepared for them, either physically or mentally. And one thing became clear to me: In medicine, we often wait until symptoms appear before taking action; when there’s a clear clinical indication for testing and treatment. But by that time, much of the underlying damage has already occurred. The same is true for aging. It quietly impacts every system in our bodies, from the heart and brain to our skin and bones. Yet, we rarely address it until the signs are obvious. And once these changes take hold, they’re difficult—if not impossible—to fully reverse. That’s when I made a conscious decision: to slow this process down and set myself up—not just for today, but for the decades to come. I started weaving longevity-focused strategies into my daily routine: evidence-based nutrition, science-backed skincare, restorative sleep, consistent movement, and targeted cellular health support. While we can’t stop the aging process, we can slow it down. By shifting our mindset from reactive care to daily, preventive action, we have the power to protect our health, performance, and vitality—long before any diagnosis is ever made. Whether you’re in your 20s or your 70s—it’s never too early or too late to invest in your future self. I’m here as your physician-scientist nextdoor to offer you trusted, practical tools to help you thrive as you age. Let’s make every year our strongest—together.

Ever heard of Art De Vany? At 72, he’s leaner, stronger, and sharper than most 35 year olds. And he’s not lucky, he’s intentional. He follows a primal lifestyle that you can start using right now to age better, perform better, and feel better. Here are a few of his top habits👇🏼 🔥Keep insulin low- high insulin is the root cause of most chronic disease 🏋🏽‍♂️Train short + intense- <30 mins, 1-4x/week 🎲Keep workouts random- Too much regimentation in exercise (and life) is counterproductive 🍗Avoid eating around workouts- to keep fat-burning active I work with professionals to apply habits like these for long-term health, energy, and resilience. Because we are playing a long game And aging well starts now - not at 65 #longevity #greenvillehealthcoach #strongdads #primalliving #menshealthover40 #busyprofessionalhealth