Research indicate that experiencing awe has the potential to enhance your happiness, well-being, and profound connections with those in your vicinity. Delve into the captivating scientific exploration of awe.
Mark Divine guides us through five domains, or "mountains," that need to be cultivated to unlock human potential.
Aging research has expanded significantly, and in 2023, the hallmarks of aging were extended to twelve. Here's what you need to know.
Explore the limitations of the physicalist framework, the emerging understanding that spacetime is not fundamental, and how this impacts evertyhing we though we knew about consciousness.
We all age, but at different rates. Learn about your biological vs chronological age, and four ways to improve your biological age.
What are senolytics? Learn the latest science to support senolytics and how the ongoing research behind senolytics may revolutionize health and longevity as we know it.
NAD, or nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, is a hub molecule in cellular metabolism, directly or indirectly impacting all 12 of the hallmarks of aging. Learn the science behind supporting healthy NAD levels.
Can aging really be slowed or is that simply line being sold to health optimizers? Science doesn't lie. Here's what you need to know.
Can natural senolytic compounds found in food really provide you with the known longevity benefits associated with senolytics? The answer may surprise you.
Cellular senescence is one of the main contributors to the aging process and has a significant impact on healthspan. Read on to better understand the concept of cellular senescence and the evolving field of senolytics.
There's a lot of talk about NMN and NR (precursors for NAD+) within the longevity space. Learn the differences between NMN and NR and which one is right for you.
With a keen focus on actionable biohacking and data-driven healthtech, this transcript from our Collective Insights episode with Nathalie Niddam is a treasure trove of the latest biohacking tech and tips to boost healthspan.
Explore the science-backed benefits of the senolytic fisetin and how to use it to boost longevity.
Qualia NAD+ is designed to provide support for optimizing NAD+ levels in adults, regardless of age. Here's an in-depth look at the ingredients we chose for the formulation.
What exactly are "zombie" cells? Does fasting get rid of zombie cells? Here's everything you need to know about removing senescent cells from the body for optimal health.
What follows is a transcript for a Collective Insights episode where Dr. Heather Sandison shared the latest research on lifestyle interventions proven to slow cognitive decline, shattering common misconceptions about Alzheimer's and providing key insights to keeping our brain sharp at any age.
What follows is a transcript from our podcast with Steven Kotler where he fearlessly challenges long-standing myths surrounding aging.
New studies show magnesium supplementation can help maintain healthy brain volume and cognition. Here's what you need to know.
What follows is a transcript from a Collective Insights podcast episode with Dr. Nick Bitz and Dr. Greg Kelly where we discussed one of the biggest aging breakthroughs of our time, senolytics.
By taking advantage of these science-backed ways to promote autophagy, you can support your overall health and cognitive function.
Cellular senescence is a state of irreversible growth arrest that turns functional cells into zombie cells. These senescent cells occur in all types of tissues and organs and the skin is no exception.
Improve your health and extend your lifespan with Qualia Senolytic, a dietary supplement designed to promote the removal of senescent cells
During the development of Qualia Senolytic, Neurohacker Collective put our newest healthy aging product to the test to find out how users would respond.
The Qualia science team extensively reviewed scientific research on more than 80 ingredients before deciding on what to include in Qualia Skin. In this blog post, we’ll share some of the reasons why we chose each ingredient, the role it plays, and why we selected the dose we use.
There is an organ that we often take for granted and whose importance should probably be more acknowledged: the skin.
