The Future You: The Science of Living Longer and Stronger

LONGEVITY—IT’S THE buzzword that just won’t die. And maybe for a good reason! In The Future You, a three-part video interview series from Men’s Health, we sit down with top doctors at the forefront of aging research, exploring the groundbreaking science examining how and why we age—and more importantly, what we can do to slow it down.

These experts reveal the latest insights—from tuning up our metabolism to taking medication—into the things we can do right now to extend our healthspan, all while living longer and stronger.


What You’ll Learn

living stronger longer with dr linda p fried

The Life-Enhancing Power of Purpose

There’s a lot that we—as individuals and as a society—can do right now to live healthfully into our 100s. Dr. Linda P. Fried explains how purpose and people have a whole lot to do with it.

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increase healthspan with dr mark s lachs

“Healthspan” Is Critical. Here’s How to Build It.

Dr. Mark S. Lachs proposes that “moderation in excess”—along with exciting new developments in medication—might be the ticket to living longer and better.

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exceptional longevity with dr nir barzilai

Live to 100 and Die Totally Happy

What helps you be strong and healthy at 100+? Dr. Nir Barzilai has spent years studying the people who’ve already done it—and will walk you through what calories, meds, and lifestyle choices have to do with it.

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Meet the Experts

dr linda p fried

Dr. Linda P. Fried

The Dean of Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health and a world-renowned geriatrician and epidemiologist, her work focuses on the science of healthy aging and the role public health and society play in helping us live well.

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dr mark s lachs

Dr. Mark S. Lachs

A distinguished professor of medicine at the Weill Cornell Medical College, Dr. Lachs has spent decades examining how and why we age, with an eye towards improving quality of life and extending healthspan.

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dr nir barzilai

Dr. Nir Barzilai

The director of the Institute for Aging Research Albert Einstein College of Medicine, whose research includes studying centenarians as a way of learning more about biology of aging and longevity and how we might target age-related diseases.

Courtesy Barzilai

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Allie Holloway

The editorial director of Men’s Health and Women’s Health, Rich Dorment leads a team of journalists working to get people the information and inspiration they need to become the best versions of themselves—however they define it.


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