Top 10 Longevity Leaders Reveal New Secrets: January 2025

If you are in the anti aging, longevity or biohacking space, chances are you have heard about Dr David SinclairBryan JohnsonSiim Land and Dr Peter Attia

The Rejuvenation Olympics has become a beacon for those seeking to optimize their health and extend their lifespan. Founded by visionary entrepreneurs Bryan Johnson and Dr. Oliver Zolman, the Rejuvenation Olympics has rapidly evolved from a bold idea into a pioneering force in the field of longevity. Our mission is to drive forward the science of biological aging through rigorous competition and collaboration.

This article delves into the strategies and habits of the current top leaders, uncovering the latest trends and innovations in the quest for extended healthspan.

Key takeaways:

  • Personalized protocols are paramount, with each leader tailoring their approach to their unique biology
  • Advanced testing and data analysis play a crucial role in optimizing longevity interventions
  • Lifestyle factors, particularly sleep optimization and stress management, have gained increased focus
  • Emerging technologies and supplements are being integrated into established longevity practices
  • Community and knowledge sharing have become essential components of the longevity movement
  • The diversity in backgrounds and approaches among these leaders highlights the multifaceted nature of longevity science

10. Julie Gibson Clark



This 55-year-old single mom makes less than $100k per year and is reverse aging without spending millions. Here’s her daily routine.

Unlike the tech millionaires using extreme anti-aging protocols like spending up to $1,000 an hour to see a rejuvenation doctor, Clark’s secret is somewhat ordinary. After all, she makes less than six figures a year and cannot afford to spend her savings trying to live forever since she will need enough to sustain her into extreme old age. She spends $27 a month on a gym membership and $79 a month on a supplement subscription from NOVOS, the company whose trial she entered and worked with to submit her results to the longevity leaderboard.

Web: https://www.juliegibsonclark.com/
Instagram followers: 8740

9. Brooke Paulin


Brooke Paulin Brooke Paulin, the highest-ranking woman on the list, is a dedicated biohacker and entrepreneur based in Chicago, Illinois. She is the Founder and Manager of Biohacker Supply, an online retailer specializing in cutting-edge biohacking equipment. Prior to founding Biohacker Supply, she worked as an independent Biohacking Consultant, offering personalized consultations to clients seeking to enhance their health and performance.

Web: https://biohackersupply.com

8. Mary Furlong



Mary Furlong & Associates (MFA) is a concierge consulting practice for entrepreneurs and investors in the longevity ecosystem. MFA provides market intelligence and promotes success and engagement by making the right connections and providing the knowledge you need to succeed in the longevity marketplace. Find valuable and useful resources and news related to the longevity market, aging, and innovation in Mary Furlong & Associates' blog.

Facebook Followers 305
Twitter Followers 5.4K
Instagram Followers 640 
Frequency 1 post/week 
Domain Authority 33

7: Siim Land



A well-known figure in the metabolic health space, Siim has pioneered the integration of continuous glucose monitoring and epigenetic testing into everyday longevity practices. He's also known for his work on metabolic flexibility and hormesis. (Read More)

6. Peter H. Diamandis Blog » Longevity



Read the latest insights on exponential technologies and entrepreneurship from Peter H. Diamandis. Peter is a speaker, engineer, physician and entrepreneur best known for being the founder and chairman of the X PRIZE Foundation and the co-founder and chairman of Singularity University.

Facebook Followers: 55.3K
Twitter Followers: 272.3K
Instagram Followers 201.5K 
Frequency 2 posts/month 
Domain Authority: 59

5: Daniel Lewis


Daniel LewisA rising star in the longevity community, Daniel has gained prominence through his data-driven approach to personalized health optimization. He's known for leveraging advanced testing and analytics to fine-tune his longevity protocol.
#2 in Rejuvenation Olympics (formerly #1). Lawyer on a journey to reverse his biological age with science-based lifestyle & supplementation protocols.

Check out his full protocol that was shared on Reddit.
  Instagram Followers: 426 (@daniellewis4life)

4. Bryan Johnson



A prominent entrepreneur and biohacker, Bryan is famous for his comprehensive "Blueprint" protocol. He continues to push boundaries with advanced testing methods, including weekly brain scans and daily blood analysis, in his quest to reverse biological aging. (Read More)

Web: www.bryanjohnson.com.
Instagram followers: 1.1 M
Youtube followers: 1.3 M
Facebook followers: 70 K

3. David Sinclair



David Sinclair, Ph.D., A.O. is a Professor in the Department of Genetics and co-Director of the Paul F. Glenn Center for Biology of Aging Research at Harvard Medical School. Tests in 2022 (R) showed he has a biological age of 42 in a body born 53 years ago. Dr. David Sinclair certainly does not seem his age. His peers this age may already have gray to white hairs, complain of lower back pain, or been afflicted with health disorders, but not him.

You may have come across his published, New York Times best-selling book on aging, “Lifespan: Why We Age – And Why We Don’t Have To”, going deeper into those subjects.

Web: davidasinclair.com
Instagram followers: 724K
Twitter followers: 471K
Youtube followers: 330K
Facebook followers: 51K

2. Rhonda Patrick



Dr. Rhonda Patrick has a gift for translating complex scientific topics into actionable insights in her videos, podcasts, and articles. She's dedicated to the pursuit of longevity and optimal health - and shares the latest research on nutrition, aging, and disease prevention with her growing audience.

Facebook Followers: 117K
Twitter Followers: 582K
Instagram Followers: 921K
YouTube followers: 545K   
Frequency 1 post/month
Domain Authority: 51

1. Peter Attia



Dr Peter Attia explores strategies and tactics to increase lifespan, health span, and well-being, and optimize cognitive, physical, and emotional health. Peter is a physician focusing on the applied science of longevity. His practice deals extensively with nutritional interventions, exercise physiology, sleep physiology, emotional and mental health, and pharmacology to increase lifespan (how long you live), while simultaneously improving healthspan (the quality of your life).

Facebook Followers: 69.5K
Twitter Followers: 470K
Instagram Followers: 1.2M 
Frequency 1 post/week 
Domain Authority: 58

Personalization: The cornerstone of success

One common thread among the top 10 is the emphasis on personalized protocols. 

Advanced testing and data analysis

The top leaders are unanimous in their reliance on cutting-edge testing methods. Siim Land, known for his work in metabolic health, has incorporated continuous glucose monitoring and regular epigenetic testing into his routine. Bryan Johnson, a fixture in the longevity space, continues to push the boundaries with his comprehensive "Blueprint" protocol, which now includes weekly brain scans and daily blood analysis.

Emerging technologies and supplements

The top leaders are early adopters of cutting-edge technologies and novel supplements:

• Senolytic Therapies: There's growing interest in interventions targeting senescent cells, with some leaders experimenting with both natural and pharmaceutical senolytic compounds.

• Exosome Treatments: A few top performers are exploring the potential of exosome therapies for cellular rejuvenation.

• Novel NAD+ Precursors: Beyond NMN and NR, some leaders are testing new compounds aimed at boosting NAD+ levels more effectively.

The power of Community and Knowledge sharing

Many have launched podcasts, online forums, or regular meet-ups to discuss their findings and strategies.

Siim Land hosts a weekly "Longevity Roundtable" where he invites fellow biohackers to share their latest experiments and results. Bryan Johnson has expanded his open-source approach, providing detailed protocols and data analysis tools to the public.

This collaborative spirit is accelerating the pace of discovery and allowing for rapid iteration of longevity strategies across the community.

Conclusion: The road ahead

Analyzing the strategies of the top 10 longevity leaders reveals a field advancing at an unprecedented pace. The integration of advanced testing, personalized protocols, and cutting-edge technologies—combined with a renewed emphasis on foundational lifestyle practices—is redefining the boundaries of human healthspan.

Despite varied interventions, these leaders share a commitment to self-experimentation, data-driven decision-making, and open knowledge sharing. This collaborative approach is likely to continue driving innovations in longevity science, bringing us closer to the goal of significantly extending healthspans for all.

Their journey offers both inspiration and a practical roadmap for optimizing health and longevity. If you're inspired to begin your own longevity journey, start by assessing your current health and identifying areas for improvement. Consulting a longevity specialist can help you create a personalized plan aligned with your goals and biology. Remember, small, consistent changes can lead to profound improvements in healthspan over time.


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