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If you’ve heard of billionaire Bryan Johnson, you’ve likely encountered the phrase “bio age testing.” Johnson, the subject of the Netflix documentary Don’t Die, says he’s on a quest to achieve the lowest possible “biological age” (also known as bio age). He reportedly spends millions each year on anti-aging treatments—dozens of daily supplements, weekly acid peels for his skin, injections to boost collagen production, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, and plasma infusions extracted from his 17-year-old son’s body. To determine what’s working, Johnson has undergone numerous tests to assess his bio age. Johnson says these tests show his age is now…

Every year, headlines warn that we gain 5–10 pounds during the holidays. But research tells a different story: most people gain just 1–3 pounds between November and December. In the grand scheme of things, it’s not a big deal. And anyone who’s followed us for a while knows we support eating and enjoying the holidays. But there’s one important catch: Eating without guilt or shame during the holidays is much different from eating without boundaries for the entire holiday season. The Real Numbers Behind Holiday Weight Gain Here’s what makes that “1 to 3 pounds” stat so interesting —…