Quinn Carter’s The Science of Longevity: What Experts Say

Longevity is about adding life to your years, not only about years you will live. Quinn Carter delves into the most recent studies to find the practices, tools, and discoveries enabling individuals to have longer, better lives. From modern treatments to ageless wisdom, here’s what professionals advise on slowing down the ageing process.

The study of cellular ageing is the core of lifespan studies. Key elements of ageing have been shown by scientists to include telomere reduction, oxidative stress, and chronic inflammation. Quinn describes interventions including:

  • Caloric restriction and intermittent fasting have been shown to activate longevity pathways, such as autophagy, where cells “clean out” damaged components.
  • NAD+ boosters (like NMN or NR) support mitochondrial function, which declines with age and is linked to fatigue and age-related diseases.
  • Senolytics, a class of drugs that target “zombie cells” (senescent cells), are being studied for their potential to extend healthspan.
  • Beyond biology, Quinn looks at the part community and perspective play. Research on Blue Zones—where individuals live very long lives—showcase the value of good social ties, intentional living, and modest physical exercise.

    Although no one medicine or trick may ensure a longer life, Quinn’s studies show that longevity is a patchwork of wise decisions. The evidence is clear: you control the future of ageing whether it comes to diet optimisation, adoption of innovative treatments, or supportive relationships.