Maximising Your Longevity: Futureproofing your Body and Mind

As science powers forward, so do we. Age really is just a number. We have the ability to ignite our health profile, priming ourslves for a life well-lived at every age and stage.

Join IMAGE Media on the evening of Thursday, May 28 at The Corad Hotel, as we discover longevity isn’t just for the biohackers, it’s a framework of medical and lifestyle insights we all have access to.

On the night, and through presentation and panel discussion, we’ll hear from Professor Caitriona Ryan, co-founder of the soon-to-launch ID Formulas, who’ll share key learnings from her six years of focused medical research in creating a supplement for the most desirable health profiles for 21st century living.

Performance coach John Belton will go beyond the known benefits of exercise, to finesse the perfect protocols that offer immense health benefits, while Cardologist Dr Paddy Barrett will steer the conversation towards the essential modalities of peak medical condition.

The conversations, moderated by IMAGE’s contributing editor Melanie Morris, will be animated, insightful and enlightening; drawing from authoritive medical sources, lived experience and the world’s biggest thinkers.

This is the perfect night to make meaningful change, with access to some of Irelands’ smartest professionals. Each will offer advice on the magic around the human condition, and how we can optimise our physical and mental health right now, and long into our senior years.

Tickets

Tickets are €45 per person.*

Your ticket includes:

• Access to the event
• Welcome drinks
• Canapes
• A luxurious gift bag upon departure

*booking fees apply

Agenda

6:30PM - Networking, drinks & canapes

7:00PM - Keynote

7:30PM - Panel

8:15M - Audience Q&A

8:30PM - Post-panel networking

NOTE: Photography and videography will be in operation at this event. Should you have any issues, please contact [email protected].

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