Explore the latest insights and research in GlycanAge testing, alongside expert advice and personal journeys that dive into the fascinating intersection of science, lifestyle, and health
Cardiovascular diseases are still by far the main cause of mortality worldwide. High blood pressure or hypertension is one of the main risk factors for vascular diseases that is, according to the latest research, predictable – even years before the first symptoms.
By Ph.D. Marina Martinic KavurToday, we’re introducing you to Dr. Natko Beck, the most popular Croatian doctor on social media. He is a radiologist that won the hearts of Croatians during the pandemic with his positive outlook, willingness to help, a strong sense of justice and a great sense of humour. Find out his number one advice for all his patients in the interview below.
By Vanja MaganjićWhy do women age faster during menopause? Oestrogen appears to be the key to women's biological age.
By Ph. D. Julija JurićAn exciting discovery enables science to look into processes behind diseases in a way that’s never been done before.
By Ana CindrićGlycans reveal an unexpected way to keep your immune system healthy and ready to fight off disease.
By Ana CindrićWhat diet is best for our health? Can blood groups help us decide?
By Ph. D. Julija JurićSamundra is a 34-year-old biohacker in the making. As soon as we sat down with him for an interview we realized that he’s a ball of energy, radiating positivity and glee. Read more about his GlycanAge journey.
By Vanja MaganjićSure, consistency is key when it comes to fitness. But this is why you should move your body differently, today
Can tech turn back time? BBC Click recently met with a community of biohackers who believe they can use data to stop ageing in its tracks and live on to well beyond 100.
By The GlycanAge TeamIn these communities, people live longer and healthier lives than anywhere else. These are their 9 secrets
HealthTired of anti-ageing advice that just does not work? Try a science-backed approach, powered by glycans
By Ana CindrićAzra Raza is an oncologist, and professor of medicine, and director of the Myelodysplastic Syndrome Center at Columbia University, New York. She has dedicated almost her entire life to fighting cancer and discovering ways to prevent it by detecting the first cancer cell in the human body.
