📌 note to self
Give away the free nootropics report (the Hype Hall of Fame — 12 brain-boosters that don't work) and link to this order form. Coupon 75june gets the full book at 75% off. Make sure coupon still active in Stripe. Page is functional, will polish copy when I'm not in the middle of three other things.
The book that cuts through the longevity-podcast hype.
If you've spent any time in the longevity corner of the internet, you've been pitched on NMN, resveratrol, NAD+ IV drips, methylene blue, microdosing psilocybin, hyperbaric oxygen, lithium orotate, and "limitless" nootropic stacks. Most of them have one thing in common: the marketing is years ahead of the human-trial evidence.
I wrote Anti-Aging Over 50 because I got tired of watching friends my age spend $200/month on supplements that, when you actually read the studies, did nothing in humans except in rats fed gram-scale doses.
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[ BOOK COVER GOES HERE — the cream/dark cover with the over-50 title block ]
What's actually in it:
The 12 most-hyped cognitive supplements scored against actual human evidence (chapter 11, "Hype Hall of Fame")
The four things that actually move the needle on lifespan + healthspan after 50 — none of which are sold by a wellness clinic
The "Three Ways a Claim Can Be True" filter — how to read a longevity study without getting fleeced
Drug-supplement interactions every adult over 50 needs to know (grapefruit is the famous one; there are 20+ others)
The "Abundance Theory People" — why some 70-year-olds outperform some 50-year-olds, and what they're actually doing differently
A practical protocol you could start tonight, none of it requiring a clinic visit or a Patreon subscription
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Normal price: $37
With coupon:75june
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This is the book I wish someone had handed me five years ago. It would have saved me about $4,000 in supplements that, when I went back and actually read the trial data, turned out to be padding the supplement company's margin and nothing else.
— Scott Covert (will tidy this page when I get a minute)