CODEX IMMORTALIS ASPIRANTIS: Averting the annihilation of humanity

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Codex Immortalis Aspirantis is a Latin phrase I invented, which means “The Code of the Aspirational Immortal.”

You can think of it as a Biohacker twist on a phrase and concept I love, “noblesse oblige” - the obligation of nobility. The idea that privilege entails a great and weighty responsibility. Responsibility to edify not just yourself but society. Responsibility to influence. Responsibility to be a rudder when those you love endure the storms of life. Responsibility to not just leave a legacy, but to be around to maintain its foundations.

You may be falling short of this. Here’s why...If you’re into Biohacking and anti-aging, you’re an aspirational immortal. But I’d challenge that the scope of your ambition might not match the potency of your aspirations.Your aims should include goals measured in not just months, years, and decades, but also centuries.This is your call to action to start thinking a lot bigger. As a person who aspires to live as long as you want in brilliant health, you’re probably underestimating what you might accomplish in your life.

I interview Dr. Jeffrey Gladden, a board-certified cardiologist and longevity pioneer who has dedicated his career to cracking the code of age reversal, moving beyond mere ‘healthcare’ into the realm of architectural human performance. He’s the author of a new book, 100 Is the New 30. I press him on this title--is it mere puffery, which is to say, a marketing claim that no reasonable person would take seriously? And he also operates Gladden Longevity, a boutique anti-aging clinic that is very much on the cutting edge of applied Biohacking.