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Wei's Longevity Notes

Weekly reflections and insights from the frontiers of health and lifespan.

Podcast · By Wei Zhou · English · Official site

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Sep 27, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 27, 2026

    Longevity Digest #93: How to Age Slower - Sleep, Strength Training, and the Blood Tests That Spot Trouble Early (opens the original)

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    This episode combines targeted cellular support—such as taking 2 to 3 grams of daily glycine to mimic methionine restriction and consuming raw microalgae to supply protective antioxidant enzymes—with early diagnostic tracking like LPIR and ApoB testing to catch insulin resistance long before glucose levels rise. It protects physical function by integrating brief daily movement "snacks" and progressive resistance training to preserve bone mineral density, joint mobility, and muscle mass. Underpin

  2. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    Longevity Digest #92: The Resilient Body: Brain, Sleep, Muscle & Metabolism (opens the original)

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    What if healthier aging starts with protecting the systems that quietly shape how well your body and brain function over time? In this episode, we explore emerging and practical approaches to brain health, sleep, nervous-system regulation, muscle preservation, metabolic health, and cardiovascular risk. Discover why smell stimulation during sleep is being studied for memory, how purpose and social connection may influence stress and inflammation, why resistance training before periods of inactivi

  3. Episode · Sep 19, 2026

    Longevity Digest #91: Better Aging: Gut, Muscle, Brain & Beyond (opens the original)

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    What does it really take to live longer—and stay strong, sharp, and healthy along the way? In this episode, we explore six powerful pillars of human longevity and healthy aging, from strengthening the gut microbiome and preserving muscle to protecting brain health, supporting cellular renewal, navigating hormonal aging, and cultivating happiness, connection, and purpose. You’ll discover practical strategies you can start applying today: eat a wider variety of fiber-rich plants, prioritize protei

  4. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    Longevity Digest #90: Muscle Is Your Longevity Organ - Protein, Creatine, GLP-1 & the Brain (opens the original)

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    What determines whether you simply live longer—or stay strong, sharp, and independent as you age? Muscle is emerging as one of the most important foundations of healthy aging. In this episode of Longevity Digest, we explore how protein, resistance training, creatine, GLP-1 medications, sleep, circadian health, mitochondrial function, and brain health intersect to influence healthspan. We look at why maintaining muscle and bone becomes increasingly important with age—and why high-protein nutritio

  5. Episode · Sep 12, 2026

    Longevity Digest #89: 10 Ways to Slow Aging - NAD+, Mitophagy, Nitric Oxide, Steps & More (opens the original)

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    What can you do today to live longer and stay healthier as you age? In this episode of Longevity Digest , we explore 10 science-backed longevity protocols designed to improve healthspan, metabolic health, cardiovascular function, muscle strength, sleep, brain health, and stress resilience. Discover why morning sunlight and 6,000–10,000 daily steps may be two of the simplest foundations for healthy aging; how dietary nitrates and nitric oxide support blood pressure and vascular health; why Urolit

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