What is the longevity market promising at the moment that it can't yet deliver?

There are clinics that they popped up like mushrooms in the past five or six years offering air and water, and, yeah, patients or prospective clients, they need to be thinking widely.

What I do, and I do it in all the centers that I have been working so far, we tend to personalize.

So we might give you some things or packages that they are there, but trust me, there is no one client, one patient that is taking the package as it is.

Not because the package is not good, because if something in the package is useless, in quotations again, for this patient, I would never do it.

Either I will do less or I will add more things.

So we need to be careful because everybody nowadays, unfortunately, is promising things that not all of them have, unfortunately, until now, solid medical research evidence to back it up.

But coming back to my question, how do you decide what tests and what treatments you want to apply in your practice?