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    Alan Graves

    Founder DoNotAge · Longevity stack

    Alan Graves regularly posts short videos about his stack, sleep, and training on his own social channels. The most robust points come from reels titled "What is your current supplement stack?" and from statements about blood work, basics, and boxing training.

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    This page documents publicly communicated routines from interviews, podcasts and books. No endorsement by the person named. Not medical advice — consult your doctor before taking supplements.

    Alan Graves is associated with DoNotAge and communicates his longevity practice heavily through short social clips, podcast appearances, and interviews. Especially important was an Instagram reel from 07.02.2025 listing his current stack. Also relevant was a reel from 25.03.2025 in which Graves contextualizes his daily pill count and describes part of it as generic basics, and a Spotify podcast appearance from 11.11.2025 about discipline, training, and biological age. For legal caution, only what Graves publicly names himself has been documented.

    Stack overviewSupplements12Sleep1Training2Devices1Recovery2Testing119 entries total

    Supplements

    (12)

    NMN (Nicotinamide Mononucleotide)

    · daily, according to the reel

    Graves lists NMN in his current stack.

    TMG (Trimethylglycine)

    · daily, according to the reel

    Graves explicitly names TMG in the stack list.

    SIRT6 Activator

    · daily, according to the reel

    Graves lists SIRT6 Activator in the stack reel.

    Fisetin

    · part of the stack according to the reel

    Graves names fisetin in the stack list.

    Quercetin

    · part of the stack according to the reel

    Graves names quercetin as part of the current stack.

    Spermidine

    · part of the stack according to the reel

    Graves names spermidine as part of the current stack.

    Resveratrol

    · daily

    Graves names resveratrol as a recurring component of his stack.

    Glycine (for sleep and glutathione)

    · daily, in the evening

    Graves places glycine in his sleep/recovery block.

    Creatine

    · daily

    Graves names creatine in the context of his generic basics.

    Omega-3 (EPA/DHA)

    · daily

    Graves names omega-3 as a baseline component of his routine.

    Vitamin D3 + K2

    · daily

    Graves names vitamin D as part of the baseline.

    Magnesium

    · daily, in the evening

    Graves names magnesium as a sleep/recovery basic.

    Sleep

    (1)

    Structured sleep focus with tracking

    · daily

    Graves publicly talks about sleep as a prioritized routine.

    Training

    (2)

    Boxing training (for professional fights)

    · several times per week

    Graves publicly documents that he trains for professional fights.

    Complementary strength training

    · several times per week

    Graves names strength training as a complementary block to boxing.

    Devices

    (1)

    Red light / NIR therapy

    · regularly

    Graves names red light as a recurring recovery tool.

    Recovery

    (2)

    Cold exposure / ice bath

    · several times per week

    Graves names cold exposure as part of his recovery.

    Sauna

    · regularly

    Graves names sauna as a heat hormesis element of his routine.

    Testing

    (1)

    Regular blood work and biological age testing

    · several times per year

    Graves uses blood work and bio-age tests as feedback.

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