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Eric Siu explains why he pays for a longevity coach, including quarterly blood work and personalized supplements. His recent invoice was $5,000, with a single supplement costing $2,800, and he's weighing whether the expense is worth it.
Eric Siu explains why he pays for a longevity coach, including quarterly blood work and personalized supplements. His recent invoice was $5,000, with a single supplement costing $2,800, and he's weighing whether the expense is worth it.
Do you pay for like a longevity practitioner or anything like that? I don't, but should I? Every quarter they'll draw like 10 vials of my blood and they'll tell you like all my metrics. But then it's automatically, inevitably what happens is, oh, you need to have all these supplements now. And then it costs you like, you know, a lot of money too. The last invoice I got was like $5,000 and like one of the supplements alone was like $2,800. I was like, can I just like take that out?
