Healthy Aging
Support the fundamentals of aging well.
Aging well is driven by movement, sleep, social connection, and cardiovascular health. Supplement 'longevity' claims remain unproven in people, so this focuses on well-studied foundational nutrients.
What to look for
Core nutrients that get harder to get enough of with age, like vitamin D. Anti-aging claims for supplements such as resveratrol remain unproven in people, so we focus on foundations, not longevity promises.
What the research supports
Recommended supplements
- CoQ10An antioxidant involved in cellular energy that declines with age; evidence for specific benefits is mixed.
- ResveratrolA plant compound popular in anti-aging marketing, but human evidence for longevity or disease benefits remains unproven.
- Vitamin DCommonly low with age; correcting a deficiency supports bone, muscle, and immune health.
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Things to keep in mind
Be wary of products marketing dramatic anti-aging or longevity effects — the human evidence isn't there. Foundational habits and correcting real deficiencies do more.
Educational information only. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your healthcare provider before starting any supplement.
Evidence
We don't yet cite published studies for this goal. Longevity and anti-aging claims for supplements like resveratrol remain unproven in humans, so we focus on well-established nutrients rather than promises.