The population of the UK is rapidly growing, with people living longer a contributing factor. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, which caused one in five of all deaths in England, people have a newfound focus on wellbeing and are looking for more holistic ways to live a longer, healthier and happier life.1
Increased emphasis on the impact of unhealthy living on long-term health has been shown, with evidence highlighting that changes to lifestyle (diet, nutrition and physical activity) improves body composition, cognitive health and emotional intelligence, immune function and vascular health.2 People are also living two to three decades past their retirement age, highlighting an increase in lifespan.3
With longevity concepts rising in popularity and becoming a new discussion point in aesthetic medicine, we interviewed Emma Beswick, co-founder of Lifecode Gx, a nutrigenomics testing company for…
