Journey to the Sunnyside Protecting Your Brain As You Age w/ Thoryn Stephens
Today’s episode is a little different than some of our others—but I promise, it’s one you’ll want to stick around for. If you’ve ever dealt with brain fog, low energy, mood swings, or you’ve just found yourself wondering why don’t I feel like myself lately—this one’s for you. We’re talking with Thoryn Stephens, a biotech exec turned data scientist turned longevity pioneer. He’s the founder of Brain One, a company that’s helping people improve their brain fitness with small, measurable changes—and it’s all grounded in science. He’s worked in molecular biology, built AI-driven health platforms, and now he’s leading a movement around personalized protocols to help people protect their brain long before problems show up. If you’re in your 40s or 50s and want to stay ahead of things like memory loss, mood dips, or mental fatigue… you're going to take away a lot from this one
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