Kick-off 2020 with a healthy dose of wellness at this exclusive and intimate Healthy Longevity Weekend. Relax and enjoy nature amid the healing majestic landscapes of the Pacific Coast and the wildlands of Big Sur.

Get up close and personal and learn from renowned thought leaders. Hear recent breakthroughs, new take-a-ways and strategies to apply in your life, and explore the possibilities of how to enjoy a longer healthspan (the healthy years of your life).

Indulge in hosted healthy fine dining at Sierra Mar, one of California’s top restaurants perched on the cliffs of the Pacific Ocean, and mingle with fellow guests and speakers at hosted events throughout the weekend.

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Dr. Mark Hyman, MD

Head of Strategy and Innovation,
Cleveland Clinic for Functional Medicine

Mark Hyman, MD, has devoted his life to helping others discover optimal health and address the root causes of chronic disease through the power of Functional Medicine. Dr. Hyman is an internationally recognized leader, speaker, educator, and advocate in the fields of Functional Medicine and nutrition… continue reading

MARK HYMAN, MD

Head of Strategy and Innovation, Cleveland Clinic Center for Functional Medicine

Do you have difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep? Or, do you get sleepy during the day—a sign you might not be getting enough sleep? Dr. Breus provides an insider’s view of Sleep Coaching at the Highest Level. This session is filled with case studies and real-world examples of how he “tweak’s” sleep. For example, the audience will follow John, a 45 year old executive, who is a Type-A, fatigued, CEO, who can’t turn his brain off at night, travels weekly, and reports feeling unrefreshed in the mornings, but needs to push on through his day (that’s code for caffeinating himself). We review his new supplement regimen, his bedroom makeover (he needed a new mattress and pillow), then follow his genetic testing to identify areas of future concern, and where he can get a “Sleep Edge” currently. This is a never-before seen aspect of Dr. Breus’ practice which he is now willing to share.

Saturday, January 11 / 1:30 p.m. – 2:45 p.m.
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MICHAEL BREUS, PhD

The average life span of someone born in 1900 was 47 years. Since then, improvements and discoveries in science and medicine have added approximately two years per decade to that average. Remarkably, a child born today can expect to live over 100 years. Mankind and medicine have done a lot to increase lifespan over the last century; now it is time to accelerate these advances to increase health span, or the healthy years of life. We are at an inflection point in a Longevity Revolution: our understanding of the underlying biology of the aging process has progressed to where laboratory discoveries are informing the choices we can make in our lifestyles and health today to increase our healthspan. Many of these breakthroughs are ready to be translated into human clinical trials to test new therapies and interventions for our most fearful and debilitating diseases so we can all live better longer.

Saturday, January 11 / 10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
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ERIC VERDIN, M.D., PhD

President & CEO,
Buck Institute for
Research on Aging

Louie Schwartzberg is an award-winning cinematographer who makes the invisible visible taking us on journeys of time and scale. People with a sense of purpose live longer, have healthier immune systems and experience greater resiliency. Looking into the world of a flower, a hummingbird, or a redwood tree, opens our heart as we witness the unseen interconnections taking place all around us. Nature’s wonder and awe can be the window into something much larger than ourselves—to help us find purpose and meaning. Wonder brings us into the present moment, allowing time to slow down. We become more patient and willing to support others, and that, in turn, inspires gratitude for the blessings in our lives. Cultivating awe is another way to sharpen our sense of purpose.

Saturday, January 11 / 3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
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LOUIE SCHWARTZBERG

Award-winning Cinematographer, Motivational Speaker

Bill and Dr. Adriana Hayward have devoted their lives to creating healthy homes. Emerging science demonstrates our homes may be the single largest determinant of health and longevity in the 21st century. Our bodies are increasingly impacted physically, neurologically and psychologically by the toxic load in our home environment. Governmental agencies, health care professionals, and home builders aren't taking sufficient action, paralyzed by a sense of futility, apathy, or lack of current knowledge. So, we must do what is within our control. Although we can’t eliminate all environmental exposures, learn simple strategies to transform our homes into “regenerative” spaces that optimize health. The Hayward’s will share the principles and science of healthy indoor environments as well as the market transformational forces they are empowering to transform housing “so you can feel better” and live healthier longer.

Sunday, January 12 / 10:00 a.m. – 11:15 a.m.
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BILL and DR. ADRIANA HAYWARD