Letter from the Founder

As human lifespans continue to grow longer, we’re facing an interesting challenge: while we are living longer, our health isn’t necessarily keeping pace. Between 1998 and 2006, our lifespans increased by an impressive eight years, a significant achievement in the field of biomedicine. But there’s a catch—we’ve become victims of our own success (NIH, 2021).
Diseases such as cardiovascular issues, heart attacks, cancer, and strokes are increasing, outpacing the extension of our lifespans. Our body’s systems are starting to experience major breakdowns. At birth, we are equipped with powerful regenerative mechanisms that help us fend off diseases and maintain our bodily systems. These mechanisms protect everything from our skin to our bones and muscles. However, as we age, these regenerative processes begin to wear down, like a superhero gradually losing their powers.

we’re living longer, our health isn’t necessarily keeping up

History
SempreFit’s journey began in 2017 as a collection of fitness and wellness programs specifically designed for individuals over 40, focusing on promoting longevity. However, it soon transformed into something far more significant—a thriving community of individuals united in their exploration of aging. Together, they began to challenge the traditional understanding of aging, asking whether it’s possible to slow, halt, or even reverse its unwanted effects.
Today, SempreFit continues this exciting journey with an unwavering mission: to drive forward cutting-edge medical breakthroughs, foster healthier lifestyles, and embrace innovative approaches that empower people to live longer, healthier, and more vibrant lives. Their goal is to extend life beyond what was once seen as the “expected life span.” Join us in this extraordinary quest for longevity, health, and vitality!

Vision
Our vision is to collaborate with major players in the regenerative field to extend the average human lifespan over the next decade, all while steadily elongating the period of good health and diminishing age-related illnesses. We intend to achieve this by implementing cutting-edge methodologies of new-age medicine, regenerative medicine, CRISPR, stem cell, and gene therapies.

Mission Statement
Our mission is to research and develop permanent solutions to slow, stop, and reverse signs of aging and aging related diseases at the cellular level through biomedicine, gene therapy, data analytics, and AI, thus extending life and health span and enabling a better quality of life for older adults.

Goals – SempreFit is currently focused on achieving the following immediate objectives:
Secure Funding and Investors: We are actively seeking investors, alongside strategic partnerships with scientific communities, biohackers, and organizations. These investments are critical to advancing our research and development efforts to slow, halt, or even reverse the aging process.
Build a Collaborative Network: We aim to establish strong connections with aging research experts and innovators. By fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing, we will stay at the cutting edge of anti-aging research and breakthrough techniques.

Long-Term Goals:
The goal is to become a visionary leader in the field of aging research, akin to the impact Steve Jobs had in the tech industry. This involves extending the average human lifespan within the next decade while also increasing the period of healthy living and decreasing age-related diseases. Collaborating with both national and international research organizations to enhance health span and mitigate age-related diseases is a key part of the strategy. Ultimately, the mission is to enable individuals to enjoy better health as they grow older.

What is longevity research:
Longevity research, also known as aging research or gerontology, is a diverse field of scientific exploration that seeks to understand the biological processes and mechanisms responsible for aging and find ways to extend people’s healthy lifespans. The main objectives of longevity research include promoting healthy aging, delaying the onset of age-related illnesses, and enhancing the quality of life in old age. Important areas within longevity research include stem cell and gene therapy research, Biological Aging Mechanisms, Genetics of Aging, New-Age Medicine, Regenerative therapies research, data collection and analytics, Surveys, peer reviews, CRISPR, DNA/RNA, Cellular Senescence, Inflammation and Immunity, Caloric Restriction and Dietary Interventions, Pharmacological Interventions, Telomeres, Biomedical Interventions, Ethical and Societal Implications, Clinical Trials.