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Amitay takes the floor at the , and we’re continuing with the brands he believes connect back to the future of skin longevity.

Part 3: Health Diagnostics + Full-Body Data Edition

- a microbiome testing platform that analyzes stool to help give a broader picture of gut function and overall health data. Amitay connects this back to skin because the microbiome doesn’t exist separately from the skin. Gut function, inflammation, nutrient status, and internal signaling can all influence how the skin looks, repairs, and ages over time.

- a real-time health tracking technology designed to analyze biological data from the body. Amitay describes it as a new way of understanding what the body is communicating through hydration levels, digestion-related markers, and other internal signals. From a skin longevity perspective, this matters because hydration, inflammation, and gut-derived stressors can all shape the skin’s ability to function and stay resilient.

This category points to where longevity is going: less guessing, more data, and better context for how we build health and skin protocols.

More from Amitay’s recommendations from the conference floor coming next.

Most people measure aging by birthdays. But your skin runs on a separate clock, one shaped by your metabolism, your repair capacity, and how much damage has already been compounded.

The good news? Once you know the clock exists, you can start slowing it down.

We break down how in our latest episode, a preview of the keynote we’re giving at Dave Asprey’s Beyond Conference.

We also cover:

✅ The master pathway driving every visible sign of skin aging.
✅ Why exosomes are the “software updates” your cells stop sending.
✅ The 3-pillar framework that replaces traditional anti-aging skincare.

The Death of Anti-Aging Skincare & The Longevity Framework That Replaces It

Listen now on Apple Podcasts and Spotify 🎙️

Amitay takes the floor at the , and we’re continuing with the devices and technologies he believes connect back to the future of skin longevity.

Part 2: Device Edition
h2 - a molecular hydrogen generator designed for inhalation. Amitay notes that while hydrogen is often talked about as an antioxidant, he sees it more through a hormetic lens: a positive mitochondrial stress signal that may help support cellular energy and resilience.

- a sauna-style technology that combines sweating with ozone. Amitay connects this back to detoxification, since the skin is one of the body’s key elimination organs. When detox pathways are supported, the skin has a stronger foundation to function, repair, and stay resilient over time.

- a vibration platform that supports movement, circulation, and lymphatic flow. From a skin longevity perspective, Amitay connects this to the body’s ability to move fluids and waste efficiently — a key piece of maintaining healthy skin function from within.

- one of the OG names in aesthetic laser technology. Amitay highlights Fotona as a well-established laser platform used in dermatology and even dentistry, showing how advanced energy-based devices continue to shape the future of regenerative aesthetics.

More from Amitay’s recommendations from the conference floor coming next.

Amitay takes the floor at the , and we’re starting with the supplement brands he believes connect back to the future of skin longevity.

Part 1: Supplement Edition
us / Longevity Labs — our partners behind the spermidine ingredient used in Young Goose formulations. Spermidine is tied to autophagy, the cellular cleanup process that supports long-term skin function.

— a foundational cellular health brand, especially around phospholipids, membrane support, choline, and TUDCA.

— C60 is a powerful antioxidant known for helping quench free radicals, which connects directly to oxidative stress and skin longevity. Amitay’s note: this one belongs at night, especially at higher doses, because of its photosensitivity potential.

More from Amitay’s recommendationsconference floor coming next.

We could call it a comeback,
but that would be a little unfair.

Something cellular is coming.

Early access opens June 1st.
Stay tuned.