Longevitech

Life expectancy in classical Greece or Rome was 30 years. Starting in the 19th century it slowly changed. Since 1840, life expectancy at birth has risen about three months per year. This means that every year a newborn lives three months longer than those born the previous year. Sweden, which keeps exceptional demographic records, documents a female life expectancy of 45 in 1840 and 83 today. Yet in late 2016, The New York Times reported that American life expectancy is in decline for the first time since 1993, when HIV-related deaths were at their peak. Dr. Peter Muennig, a professor of health policy and management at Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health, said in an interview that the decline was a “uniquely American phenomenon” in comparison with other developed countries, like Japan or Sweden. Longevitech is focused on bringing the most promising Longevity Technologies™ to life so people can live better, longer. Our purpose is to assist an aging society and extend healthy human life span. Healthcare is flawed because it's primarily sickcare. Today, most medicine focuses on treating symptoms of injury, illness, or disease once they develop. This reactive approach often saves lives, but doesn't proactively spot problems early and look at root causes to optimize health. This reactive approach leaves most people barely functioning, dealing with poor quality of life and related economic challenges. Longevitech aims to bring healthy innovations to life which extend healthy human lifespan for everyone. New genetic, diagnostic, lifestyle and nutritional technologies can slow aging and transform quality of health. With these longevity technologies, people can unlock potential and enjoy years of high performance living. Join us as we bring the healthy future to life.