Michele Ross

I'm seeking a *female MD only* with a focus on longevity to answer a few prompts on the state of the longevity industry, gaps, and where it's headed next in terms of a more human-focused (versus purely data-driven) approach. - What issues do you see in the longevity and biohacking spaces at large? (e.g., exclusion, marketing fluff, gadgets over fundamental practices, etc.) - What overdue changes are you seeing in the quest for longevity? For instance, as important as testing is and how popular wearables and wellness products are, are we seeing a return to more intuitive and natural routes for health and well-being? - What overlooked, underrated, and inexpensive longevity practices do you recommend most and why? (beyond basic health markers I hope we can also tap into relationships, joy, meaning, etc.) To save your time and effort since I only need one set of responses, please respond first with your background and knowledge on the topic. If it's a fit I'll give you the go ahead and would hope to receive responses by Wednesday 2/25. Thanks!