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Drinking UDA longevity coffee
continuously for 6 months reduces your biological age by 6.1 years on average.
We conducted a case study featuring seven healthy adults who drank UDA Longevity Coffee daily for six months. Here are our findings:
• Epigenetic age saw a significant reduction, averaging a decrease of 6.1 years.
• PhenoAge experienced a considerable drop, with an average reduction of 4 years.
• Telomere length presented a remarkable increase in a short time, averaging a rise of 4.88%.
• DunedinPACE rate of ageing demonstrated a promising deceleration, with an average decrease of 7.62%.
We conducted a case study featuring seven healthy adults who drank UDA Longevity Coffee daily for six months. Here are our findings:
• Epigenetic age saw a significant reduction, averaging a decrease of 6.1 years.
• PhenoAge experienced a considerable drop, with an average reduction of 4 years.
• Telomere length presented a remarkable increase in a short time, averaging a rise of 4.88%.
• DunedinPACE rate of ageing demonstrated a promising deceleration, with an average decrease of 7.62%.
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Our Team
Co-Founder
Dr. Avi Roy
Biomedical scientist from Oxford University, start-up mentor, investorDr. Avi is an Oxford-trained biomedical scientist and a mentor and investor in health-tech startups.
Co-Founder
Kevin Yang
Technology entrepreneur，Enthusiastic about human longevityA tech entrepreneur and expert computer engineer, Kevin Yang is dedicated to studying the secrets of human longevity and promoting human health based on technology.
Research & Operations
Chris Curwen
Trained in cell and gene therapy, responsible for company operationsChris is a specialist in cell and gene therapy with extensive scientific training. He currently manages the company's daily operations.
Chief Medical Advisor
Oliver Zolman
Cambridge medical scientist dedicated to reversing human agingOliver is a Cambridge medical scientist whose research focuses on reversing human aging through experimental methods and tackling the unprecedented challenges in life sciences.
UDA’ S SCIENTIFIC ADVISORS
Professor Richard Barker
Chair of UK‘s All-Party Parliamentary Group for LongevityProfessor Richard is an honorary professor at Oxford University's Medical Innovation Academy. He also chairs UK's All-Party Parliamentary Group for Longevity, offering unique contributions to anti-ageing and human health.
Professor George Church
Head of genetics at Harvard and founding figure of longevity researchAs one of the scientists behind CRISPR technology and having served as the Director of Harvard's Genetics Department, Professor Church is widely recognized as a founding figure in genetic longevity. He's dedicated to advancing the scientific frontier of this field.
Professor Anders Sandberg
Oxford professor researching the future of humans and technologyProfessor Sandberg is a Senior Research Fellow at the Oxford University Institute for the Future of Humanity. His focus is on analyzing trends in long-term technological development and its applications for humanity.
Dr. Stuart Armstrong
Renowned scientist and chief researcher of artificial intelligence at OxfordDr. Armstrong is Oxford University's chief researcher on artificial intelligence. He studies cutting-edge technologies in AI and how they can be used to address humanity's challenges.
Dr. Alexandra Stolzing
Professor of bio-geriatric engineering and dedicated SENS researcherDr. Stolzing is a Professor of Biogerontological Engineering. Formerly Vice President of Research at SENS, she has published numerous papers on regenerative medicine and cellular aging with significant impact on the field.
Dr. Brinda Christopher
A sports and exercise medicine expert trusted by top athletesDr. Christopher is a sports and exercise medicine expert who has served as President of Sports and Exercise Medicine at the Royal Society of Medicine. As a consultant for Tottenham Hotspur Football Club, she has worked with many of the world's top athletes.
Professor Keyun Ruan
NYU professor and head of Google's digital assets divisionProfessor Keyun heads Google's digital assets division. She is a professor of Digital Assets and Computer Science at New York University and is committed to promoting advanced technologies in the development and application of digital assets.
Dr. Aimee Slajer
Oxford researcher studying sustainable algae-based biofuelDr. Aimee is a researcher at Oxford University with a focus on algae-based biofuel. Dr. Aimee has recently assessed various scientific and engineering innovations in sustainable living.
Dr. Dmitry Rogozhnikov
Oxford researcher studying organ cultivation and structural chemistryDr. Dimitry researches organ cultivation at Oxford University and specializes in structural chemistry. His work is dedicated to using structural biology to create new treatments for major diseases.
Laura Minquini
Founder of AthenaDAO and MYKIGAI with a passion for longevity and reproductive healthLaura is the founder of AthenaDAO and MYKIGAI. She is passionate about promoting human longevity and reproductive health through advanced technologies and education.
Dr. Milan Muso
Oxford researcher studying genetic mutations and metabolic diseasesDr. Milan holds a Ph.D. in Philosophy from Oxford University. His research examines how genetics affect fat distribution and the risk of metabolic diseases. He has offered significant new theories and practical approaches to these fields.
Michael Geer
Founder of Humanity.health, dedicated to science-based longevity