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A short guided breathing practice from Dr Paul Dallaghan, shared with the Wellgevity community. Paul takes you through a sequence of traditional pranayama techniques designed to develop greater awareness and control of the breath, particularly the relationship between the lower abdomen, diaphragm and rib cage. The practice gradually moves from more active breathing techniques towards […]
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There is a great deal of conversation at the moment about nervous-system regulation, stress reduction and the importance of creating conditions in which the body feels safe enough to recover. For me, BioHarmony and resilience sit inside that same conversation, but they point to something broader than calm alone: the capacity to respond to changing […]
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The most data-literate people I have ever worked with were also, in many cases, the most depleted. That paradox is what set me on the path from biohacking to BioHarmony. It is the starting point for everything I want to say here. I held a BioHarmony session at the Health Optimisation Summit retreat. The gathering […]
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My standards for skincare are high, and few things clear the bar. I have spent enough time in clinical medicine and longevity research to be deeply sceptical of the gap between marketing language and actual mechanism. The beauty industry runs on compelling narratives built on thin science. Adding the word “longevity” to product ranges in […]
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Deià, Mallorca. April. Four days held in Son Rullan, a fourteenth-century monastery in the mountains above the village, with ancient stone walls, olive terraces that have been tended for centuries, sea air moving through open windows, birdsong in the early mornings, wild paths through the garrigue, and that particular Mallorcan light that seems to soften […]
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The Global Wellness Summit’s 2026 forecast named something that those of us working inside this field have been observing for a while: a turn away from relentless tracking, and toward a more honest conversation about joyspan and longevity — about what a long life is actually for. The report calls it explicitly, a backlash against […]
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