Can Longevity-maxxing Actually Lengthen My Life? - Chicago Health Magazine
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Taking supplements galore, pushing your body to the limit, and monitoring every metric possible. And don’t forget to post about it!
“Longevitymaxxing” promises to add years to your life and improve your health through extreme — though usually unscientific — methods. “Maxxing” trends — looksmaxxing, proteinmaxxing, sleepmaxxing — stem from the manosphere, where some of these trends originated with men focused on maximizing physical attractiveness.
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