Watch our Featured Interview from October with Gail Humble, MD below
Meet Dr. Gail Humble, Founder of Klotho Skin
Dr. Humble is a medical doctor specializing in aesthetic anti-ageing, who is based in San Francisco and Los Angeles. At the undergraduate level, she studied genetics and regenerative medicine, which has become her passion. Dr. Humble lectures nationally and internationally on anti-aging practices and aesthetic medicine. She is a frequent lecturer at the World Congress of Anti-Ageing Medicine, and is a published author of research-based, medical and non-medical articles. Her medical research articles have been published in medical journals that include Dermatologic Surgery, and the Journal of Facial and Plastic Surgery.
Driven by her core belief that our external beauty should reflect the beauty we feel inside, Dr. Humble founded Klotho Skin with the intention of achieving a scientifically effective method to maintain truly youthful skin.
About Longevity Advice
Welcome to Klotho Skin!
In 1997, scientists discovered a gene that can extend the lifespan of cells. Researchers studied the Klotho gene, and found that its age-suppressing properties can be activated.
Klotho Skin’s founder, a geneticist and medical doctor, developed a patented process, which works with this age-suppressing gene and human stem cells to bring you the Klotho protein. After 25 years in the making, the Klotho Skin formula has been designed to rejuvenate, restore and renew your skin for a more youthful appearance. It is the first skin care product developed with genetically modified stem cells.
Learn more HERE
Topics We Will Explore
Future interviews may include discussions around:
- sleep optimization
- metabolic health
- muscle and strength preservation
- mitochondrial health
- brain performance and cognitive resilience
- diagnostics and biomarkers
- women’s longevity medicine
- recovery technologies
- hormone optimization
- longevity-focused nutrition
- nervous system regulation
- fitness and performance aging
- prevention-focused healthcare systems
- and the future business of longevity