
Andrea B. Maier
Geriatrician · NUS Singapore
For Andrea B. Maier, the publicly accessible record of a personal protocol is far thinner than for the other names on this list. The clearest documented point is that she names sleep as a personal priority.
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Andrea B. Maier is a geriatrician and longevity physician who is publicly associated mainly with healthy longevity, prevention, and clinical longevity medicine. Unlike entrepreneurs with openly documented stacks, the publicly accessible record around Maier usually focuses on her professional framework rather than a transparent personal stack. Only points that could reasonably be identified as personal self-disclosures were included. The strongest source was a publicly accessible interview in Decoding Aging dated 30.01.2024.
Sleep
(1)Sleep as a personal priority
· dailyMaier explicitly says that sleep is her top personal priority.
Recovery
(2)Happiness, social environment and meaningful work
· practised dailyIn the podcast, Maier explicitly names work, family and her dog as personal anchors of happiness and frames happiness and optimism as strong drivers of healthy longevity.
Green space and social connectivity
· as a living environmentMaier highlights as a data-based recommendation that biologically younger people have more green space and more supportive social ties — both factors she herself frames as meaningful.
Testing
(1)Epigenetic clocks as preferred diagnostic
· ongoing in her own clinical practiceMaier says she actively uses epigenetic clocks in her own lab, combining multiple algorithms to make biological age clinically actionable.
Primary sources
- Decoding Aging Magazine Issue 03 — 30.01.2024
Publicly accessible interview with a clear personal statement on sleep.
- Dr. Andrea Maier — Mechanisms of Aging (Longevity by Design Podcast) — 13.09.2023
Personal statements on happiness and social environment, her own use of epigenetic clocks and lifestyle drivers of healthy ageing.