Plus: Dr. Guarente talks evidence vs. hype, Basis featured in Rolling Stone, and free Creatine+ samples in September shipments.
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Elysium has entered its biggest chapter yet. We officially opened The Elysium Longevity Institute (TELI)—our physician-led, personalized longevity program is now available to eligible users. We're also still buzzing from the launch of Creatine+, and to celebrate we’re sending free samples in every shipment starting mid-September. In the media, Longevity.Technology took a closer look at TELI, Creatine+ earned a spotlight from CBS Austin, Rolling Stone picked Basis in its NAD+ supplement roundup, AIR MAIL spotlighted Mosaic for inside out skin protection, and Dr. Leonard Guarente was interviewed on the Adding Years podcast to separate science from hype. Plus, see why Robb Report turned to Elysium for the real story on Klotho, longevity's buzziest protein.
THE ELYSIUM LONGEVITY INSTITUTE
The Elysium Longevity Institute (TELI) is officially open. Built on more than a decade of Elysium’s work in longevity science and led by Chief Medical Officer Omar Baker, M.D. and Elysium co-founder and Chief Scientist Leonard Guarente, Ph.D., TELI brings that same science-first mindset to personalized, physician-led longevity care. From NAD+ and glutathione injections to peptides to GLP-1 protocols, it’s designed to make the science of aging more actionable—and personal. Take a look around, explore the program, and start your intake if you’re ready to take the next step.
Longevity.Technology took a closer look at The Elysium Longevity Institute, our physician-led clinical program built around individualized care, clinical oversight, and rigorous standards. As Elysium Co-Founder and CEO Eric Marcotulli noted in the feature, “Our responsibility isn’t simply to make the latest advances in longevity science available; it’s to evaluate them rigorously, deliver them responsibly, and continue contributing to the evidence that shapes the future of longevity medicine.” The piece explores how TELI is bringing that conviction into practice.
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For National Wellness Month, Austin-based beauty and lifestyle expert Celia San Miguel of Sicka Than Average shared her favorite wellness finds on CBS Austin's "We Are Austin" and Creatine+ made the list. San Miguel highlighted Creatine+ as a standout way to support strength and recovery, alongside a broader conversation about the growing research behind strength training for women and the protein intake needed to get the most out of every workout. It's the latest recognition for Elysium's advanced creatine formula, designed to help you build strength that lasts, recover faster, and power your cells.
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Basis
Rolling Stone featured Basis in its roundup of the best NAD+ supplements, calling out its pairing of nicotinamide riboside with pterostilbene, a polyphenol known for antioxidant support. Basis is clinically proven to increase and sustain NAD+ levels by an average of 40%, supporting cellular energy, healthy DNA, and muscle function—with added support for collagen and ceramide synthesis along the way. It's further recognition for the formula that's anchored Elysium's science since day one.
FT.Leonard Guarente, ph.D.
What separates evidence-based supplements from clever marketing, and what does the science actually tell us about longevity? Elysium co-founder and chief scientist Leonard Guarente, Ph.D., joined the Adding Years podcast to unpack those questions, offering a practical framework for evaluating supplement quality, spotting credible research, and understanding what peer-reviewed studies can (and can't) tell us. The conversation also revisits the sirtuin and NAD+ science that's shaped Dr. Guarente's decades-long career, giving listeners the tools to separate promising longevity research from the noise.
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Klotho, a protein linked to longevity, has become one of the industry's hottest—and least tested—trends, with unregulated clinics now charging tens of thousands of dollars for treatments backed by little human data. When Robb Report set out to separate signal from hype, they turned to Elysium's VP of Product Development, Lynne Chang, Ph.D., for perspective. Her take: The science isn't there yet for supplementation, and the smarter path is raising Klotho the proven way—through exercise and an antioxidant-rich, anti-inflammatory diet. It's the same evidence-first thinking that's guided Elysium since day one.
Mosaic
Editor Linda Wells of AIR MAIL recently named Mosaic a top pick for targeting skin aging from within. Highlighting that internal defense is often the missing piece in daily sun and skincare routines, Wells underscored how Mosaic boosts antioxidant-rich carotenoid levels to shield cells from oxidative stress. “In other words, inner beauty for your outer self,” she writes. Combining a clinically proven Phytonutrient Carotenoid Complex with oral hyaluronic acid, Mosaic works below the surface to enhance moisture retention, support elasticity, and reduce fine lines.
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*Brain creatine increases have been demonstrated at 20 g/day doses. The 5 g/day dose in Creatine+ is designed to support muscle creatine saturation; its effect on brain creatine at this dose has not been established.