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Ilona Calparsoro, nutraceutical expert: “I believe it is possible to slow down aging.”

The founder of Longevitas Labs advocates that women starting at age 35 should take magnesium and vitamin supplements, among others.

The Spanish · July 31, 2022

A third of Spaniards seek nutraceuticals to combat aging.

Nearly a third of Spaniards seek out nutraceuticals with anti-aging effects, according to a Longevitas survey involving more than 3,000 patients. The data was presented today at the launch of the new scientific committee of the first 100% Spanish laboratory specializing in anti-aging.

Pharmatech · June 11, 2025

Advice from Spain's pioneer of preventive medicine for living longer and with the best possible quality of life.

"If what you want is to live 100... Don't live like I do," sings Joaquín Sabina. But the question is: do we really want to live to 100? A pioneer in Spain...

The World · April 26, 2022

The "silver" love of Isabel Preysler and Mario Vargas Llosa

The Reason · July 2, 2022

You only need 150 minutes a week to be fit (and healthy)

Or if you are under 60 years old, between 8,000 and 10,000 steps.

Glamor Spain · Gema Hospido · Jun 26, 2022

The five nutritional supplements Aitor Ocio takes to stay in top shape at 45.

No secret formulas, no luck. Her job, she assures, is nothing more than "work, work, and work," both at the helm of a growing health and wellness empire...
The World · June 8, 2022

One in three women seeks nutritional supplements to slow aging: "It's a revolution."

Nearly a third of Spaniards seek nutritional supplements to help them live longer, healthier lives with anti-aging benefits, according to a survey that found women between 50 and 59 years of age to be the most knowledgeable about these products and the most likely to use them.

The Newspaper · June 11, 2025

The Spanish food supplement market has surpassed €2 billion in turnover.

Longevitas has presented a report on aging and nutraceuticals, stating that one-third of Spaniards turn to them to combat aging.
IMfarmacias · June 11, 2025

Supplements and quality of life: more and more Spaniards are using them to combat aging.

31.5 percent of Spaniards take supplements to combat aging, an issue of increasing concern due to increased life expectancy and growing awareness of the need to lead a better quality of life, according to a survey conducted by Longevitas Labs.

Infosalus · June 11, 2025

31.5% of Spaniards take supplements to combat aging.

31.5 percent of Spaniards take supplements to combat aging, an issue of increasing concern due to increased life expectancy and growing awareness of the need to lead a better quality of life, according to a survey conducted by Longevitas Labs.
LaVanguardia · June 11, 2025

31.5% of Spaniards take supplements to combat aging.

31.5 percent of Spaniards take supplements to combat aging, an issue of increasing concern due to increased life expectancy and growing awareness of the need to lead a better quality of life, according to a survey conducted by Longevitas Labs.

VivaCampodeGibraltar · Jun 11, 2025

One in three Spaniards takes supplements to combat aging.

31.5 percent of Spaniards take supplements to combat aging, an issue of increasing concern due to increased life expectancy and growing awareness of the need to lead a better quality of life, according to a survey conducted by Longevitas Labs.
MadridPress · June 11, 2025

Interview with Ilona Calparsoro "Longevity with Science: Supplements That Actually Work"

As part of the FIFTIERS LIVE interview series, businesswoman and longevity expert Ilona Calparsoro, CEO of Longevitas, offered a revealing conversation today about how nutritional supplements can become strategic allies for a longer, more active and fuller life.

FIFTIERS · June 11, 2025

Oscar Aguilera, metabolism expert: "A woman who trains and takes care of her health after 50 needs molecular allies."

Metabolism experts advocate supplementation starting at age 50 as "a key component for overall body balance."
Readings · June 16, 2025

Jason Walsh, Pedro Pascal's trainer in New York: "I'm a firm believer in mastering the basics of strength before personalizing any workout (squats, core strength, and shoulder presses)."

When it comes to leading an active lifestyle, strength training is the most effective in any type of workout. Beyond sculpting your figure, it's key to improving posture, boosting your metabolism, and protecting bone health. Whether using weights, elastic bands, or your own body weight, all experts agree that incorporating strength training into your routine transforms the energy with which you face your daily routine.

Infosalus · June 11, 2025

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Ilona Calparsoro, nutraceutical expert: “I believe it is possible to slow down aging.”

A third of Spaniards seek nutraceuticals to combat aging.

Advice from Spain's pioneer of preventive medicine for living longer and with the best possible quality of life.

The "silver" love of Isabel Preysler and Mario Vargas Llosa

You only need 150 minutes a week to be fit (and healthy)

The five nutritional supplements Aitor Ocio takes to stay in top shape at 45.

One in three women seeks nutritional supplements to slow aging: "It's a revolution."

The Spanish food supplement market has surpassed €2 billion in turnover.

Supplements and quality of life: more and more Spaniards are using them to combat aging.

31.5% of Spaniards take supplements to combat aging.

31.5% of Spaniards take supplements to combat aging.

One in three Spaniards takes supplements to combat aging.

Interview with Ilona Calparsoro "Longevity with Science: Supplements That Actually Work"

Oscar Aguilera, metabolism expert: "A woman who trains and takes care of her health after 50 needs molecular allies."

Jason Walsh, Pedro Pascal's trainer in New York: "I'm a firm believer in mastering the basics of strength before personalizing any workout (squats, core strength, and shoulder presses)."

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