Younger Longevity Contest Opens Registration for 500 Participants
A six-month competition founded by neuroscientist Christin Glorioso costs $999 to enter, with a $4,499 tier adding MRI and DEXA scans.
Registration has opened for Younger, a six-month competition that will enroll around 500 participants who will attempt to reverse their biological age, according to technologyreview.com. The contest was created by neuroscientist and physician Christin Glorioso, founder and CEO of NeuroAge Therapeutics.
Standard entry costs $999. A higher-priced tier, at $4,499, adds blood tests, clocks, MRI and DEXA scans for what the contest calls ultra competitors.
Participants will submit blood spot samples to TruDiagnostic and complete cognitive tasks to receive a brain age score from NeuroAge. They will also report physical measures such as grip strength and upload selfies for a face age estimate.
Winners will be selected in two categories: the person with the greatest difference between chronological and biological age, and the person who reverses their biological age the most.
Some participants will be offered red-light masks, sauna access or other offerings from partner companies sponsoring the event.
Quick answers
How much does it cost to enter the Younger contest?
Standard entry costs $999. Ultra competitors pay $4,499 for additional blood tests, clocks, MRI and DEXA scans.
How many participants can join Younger?
Registration is open for around 500 participants.
How long does the Younger competition last?
Participants try to reverse their biological age over six months.