Longevity Medicine and NAD+ Therapy in Georgia
Aging is inevitable. Decline is not. Longevity medicine focuses on maintaining cellular health so you can stay active, sharp, and capable for decades to come. We use evidence-based interventions like NAD+ therapy, low-dose Rapamycin, Metformin, and senolytics to target the specific biological processes that drive aging. This is for people who have already built a strong health foundation and want to go further with physician-supervised protocols grounded in current research.
What It Is
Aging is inevitable. Decline is not. Most of what we think of as 'getting old,' the fatigue, the stiffness, the cognitive slowdown, the loss of resilience, is not an unavoidable consequence of time. It is the result of specific, measurable biological processes: mitochondrial dysfunction, cellular senescence, chronic low-grade inflammation, declining NAD+ levels, and impaired autophagy. Longevity medicine targets these processes directly.
We use well-researched compounds and strategies to support cellular health. NAD+ therapy supports mitochondrial function and cellular energy production, addressing the decline in NAD+ levels that begins as early as your 30s. Metformin, originally a diabetes medication, is being evaluated for its potential to support metabolic health, reduce inflammation, and activate cellular repair pathways. Rapamycin, at low intermittent doses, promotes autophagy: the process by which your cells clean out damaged components and recycle them into new, functional parts.
Senolytics are compounds designed to help your body identify and clear senescent cells. These are cells that have stopped dividing but refuse to die. They accumulate with age, secrete inflammatory signals, and accelerate aging in the tissues around them. Clearing them appears to improve tissue function and reduce age-related inflammation.
This is not anti-aging in the cosmetic sense. This is medicine for people who want to extend their years of healthy, high-functioning life. It is for those who have already built a strong foundation (optimized hormones, good nutrition, consistent exercise, quality sleep) and want to go further with evidence-based interventions under medical supervision.
Who It's For
What's Included
All protocols medically reviewed by Dr. Ann Drayton, M.D., Medical Director
The Process
Full Assessment
Full health history, current practices, and goals. We understand where you are before planning where to go.
Longevity Biomarker Panel
Full testing of aging markers, metabolic function, inflammation, and cellular health.
Protocol Design
Personalized longevity interventions based on your data. We take a foundational approach: fix the basics first.
Implementation
Gradual introduction of longevity interventions with careful monitoring at each step.
Monitoring
Regular biomarker assessment to track progress and optimize protocols over time.
What Patients Experience
Common Questions
Is longevity medicine proven to extend lifespan?
We are transparent about the evidence. We do not have 100-year human trials, and we may never have them. What we do have is strong mechanistic research, compelling animal studies (some showing 25-30% lifespan extension), and growing observational data in humans. Every intervention we offer has a plausible, well-studied mechanism of action. We are not selling miracle cures. We are offering the best available science, carefully applied under medical supervision.
Isn't Rapamycin an immunosuppressant?
At the high, daily doses used for organ transplant patients, yes. At the low, intermittent doses used in longevity protocols (typically once weekly), research suggests it may actually enhance immune function by improving the quality of immune cells and promoting autophagy. We use conservative dosing, monitor labs carefully, and adjust based on how you respond.
Do I need to be on hormone optimization first?
We strongly recommend it. Optimizing hormones, thyroid function, metabolic health, sleep, and nutrition should come before adding longevity interventions. These foundational elements have the greatest impact on how you feel and function day-to-day. Longevity medicine builds on top of that foundation. We take a layered approach: fix the basics first, then add advanced interventions.
What age should I start thinking about longevity medicine?
NAD+ levels begin declining in your 30s, and cellular senescence accumulates gradually from that point forward. Most of our longevity patients are 35-60 and want to take a proactive approach to maintaining their health and cognitive function. That said, there is no hard cutoff. The right time depends on your health foundation, your goals, and where you are in your optimization process.
How do you monitor whether these interventions are working?
We track a full panel of longevity biomarkers over time: inflammatory markers (hs-CRP, IL-6), metabolic indicators (fasting insulin, HbA1c, HOMA-IR), hormonal markers, oxidative stress markers, and basic organ function. By comparing your results across quarters and years, we can see objective changes in your biological age trajectory, not just how you feel subjectively.
Is this covered by insurance?
Longevity medicine is not covered by insurance. Most of these interventions are considered off-label or investigational, which means insurance will not pay for them. Our membership model is designed to make this accessible without the overhead and restrictions that come with insurance-based medicine.
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