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Advanced Longevity Plan (Biohacker)

Claude 3 7 Sonnet Thinking's response to the 'Advanced Longevity Plan (Biohacker)' challenge.

Claude 3.7 Thinking Sonnet
February 4, 2026
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Develop a comprehensive, cutting-edge 3-month longevity plan for a biohacker aiming to optimize longevity, physical and cognitive performance. Incorporate advanced strategies like specific supplement stacks (with dosages and cycling), detailed dietary protocols (e.g., ketogenic variations, fasting regimens), advanced wearable tracking, personalized exercise routines (including strength, HIIT, and recovery), stress resilience techniques (e.g., HRV training, neurofeedback concepts), among other things. The plan should be highly detailed and actionable.

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Claude 3.7 Thinking SonnetAdvanced Longevity Plan (Biohacker)
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Claude 3.7 Thinking Sonnet

Comprehensive 3-Month Longevity Optimization Protocol

Initial Assessment Phase (Week 0)

Establish your baseline with these measurements before beginning:

  • Blood Panel: Complete metabolic panel, lipid profile, inflammatory markers (hsCRP, IL-6), hormones (testosterone, estrogen, DHEA, cortisol), fasting glucose, HbA1c, insulin
  • Biological Age Testing: Epigenetic testing (DNAge or TruAge)
  • Body Composition: DEXA scan or at minimum bioimpedance analysis
  • Performance Metrics: VO2 max, grip strength, functional movement screen
  • Cognitive Baseline: Reaction time, working memory, and executive function tests (Cambridge Brain Sciences)
  • Sleep Quality: One week of baseline sleep tracking
  • Gut Microbiome: Comprehensive stool analysis

I. Supplement Protocol

Foundation Stack (Daily)

  • Morning (with food):

    • High-quality multivitamin
    • Vitamin D3 (5,000 IU) + K2 (100mcg)
    • Omega-3 (2g EPA + 1g DHA)
    • CoQ10 (300mg ubiquinol form)
    • Curcumin (1,000mg with piperine)
    • NMN or NR (750mg) with Resveratrol (500mg)
  • Midday:

    • Magnesium complex (200mg glycinate/malate)
    • Astaxanthin (12mg)
    • B-complex (active/methylated forms)
  • Evening:

    • Magnesium threonate (140mg elemental)
    • Zinc (30mg as glycinate)
    • Glycine (3g)
    • Taurine (2g)

Cycling Compounds (Strategic Rotation)

  • Cycle 1 (Weeks 1-3):

    • Berberine (500mg 2x daily with meals)
    • Quercetin (500mg daily)
    • PQQ (20mg daily)
  • Cycle 2 (Weeks 5-7):

    • EGCG (500mg daily)
    • Rhodiola (400mg standardized to 3% rosavins, morning)
    • Alpha-Lipoic Acid (600mg daily)
  • Cycle 3 (Weeks 9-11):

    • Gotu Kola (500mg daily)
    • Cistanche (500mg daily)
    • NAC (600mg daily)
  • Senolytic Protocols (Weeks 4, 8, 12):

    • Fisetin (1,500mg) + Quercetin (1,000mg): Take for two consecutive days
    • Omit other cycling compounds during these weeks

Cognitive Enhancement Stack

  • Daily:

    • Lion's Mane extract (2,000mg, 8:1 extract)
    • Alpha-GPC (300mg)
    • Bacopa Monnieri (450mg standardized to 55% bacosides)
  • As needed (high performance days):

    • L-Theanine (200mg) with caffeine (100mg)
    • Tyrosine (1,000mg, morning, empty stomach)

II. Nutrition Protocol

Phase 1 (Weeks 1-4): Metabolic Flexibility Foundation

  • Dietary Framework: Modified ketogenic (Mon-Fri), strategic carbohydrate refeeds (Sat)
  • Macros: 70% fat, 25% protein, 5% carbs (weekdays) / 40% fat, 30% protein, 30% carbs (refeed)
  • Fasting Protocol:
    • Daily: 16:8 intermittent fasting (eating window 12pm-8pm)
    • Weekly: One 24-hour fast (Sunday dinner to Monday dinner)
    • Week 4: 3-day fasting mimicking diet (ProLon or DIY version with 40% reduced calories, low protein)

Phase 2 (Weeks 5-8): Protein Cycling and Time Restriction

  • Dietary Framework: Targeted ketogenic with carb timing
  • Macros: Alternate between:
    • High Protein Days (4 days/week): 60% fat, 35% protein, 5% carbs
    • Low Protein Days (3 days/week): 80% fat, 15% protein, 5% carbs
  • Fasting Protocol:
    • Advance to 18:6 fasting schedule (eating window 2pm-8pm)
    • Week 8: 72-hour water fast with electrolytes (medical supervision recommended)

Phase 3 (Weeks 9-12): Personalized Optimization

  • Dietary Framework: Cyclical ketogenic with personalized carb threshold
  • Macros: Based on CGM data and performance metrics from Phase 1-2
  • Fasting Protocol:
    • Alternate between 16:8 and 20:4 fasting schedules
    • Week 12: Repeat fasting mimicking diet

Daily Nutritional Requirements

  • Minimum Vegetable Intake: 8-10 servings (emphasize cruciferous and leafy greens)
  • Protein Quality: Prioritize complete proteins with full amino acid profiles (30-50g leucine-rich protein per day)
  • Phytonutrient Focus: Daily intake of polyphenol-rich foods (berries, olive oil, green tea, cacao)
  • Hydration Protocol: Minimum 3L filtered water with 1/4 tsp high-quality salt per liter
  • Specific Inclusions:
    • Prebiotic foods: Jerusalem artichoke, garlic, onions, leeks (daily)
    • Sulfur-rich foods: Eggs, garlic, onions, cruciferous vegetables (daily)
    • Omega-3 sources: Wild salmon, sardines, anchovies (3x weekly)
    • Polyphenol sources: Blueberries, pomegranate, green tea, dark chocolate (daily)

III. Exercise Protocol

Resistance Training (3-4 sessions/week)

  • Monday: Upper Body Strength

    • Incline Bench Press: 4×5-6 (RPE 8)
    • Weighted Pull-ups: 4×5-6 (RPE 8)
    • Military Press: 3×6-8 (RPE 8)
    • Cable Rows: 3×6-8 (RPE 8)
    • Lateral Raises: 2×10-12 (RPE 7)
    • Tricep Extensions: 2×10-12 (RPE 7)
  • Wednesday: Lower Body Strength

    • Barbell Squats: 4×5-6 (RPE 8)
    • Romanian Deadlifts: 4×6-8 (RPE 8)
    • Bulgarian Split Squats: 3×8-10 per leg (RPE 8)
    • Leg Extensions (slow eccentric): 2×10-12 (RPE 7)
    • Standing Calf Raises: 3×12-15 (RPE 8)
    • Weighted Planks: 3×30-60 seconds (RPE 8)
  • Friday: Full Body Hypertrophy

    • Trap Bar Deadlifts: 3×8-10 (RPE 7)
    • Dumbbell Bench Press: 3×8-10 (RPE 7)
    • Front Squats: 3×8-10 (RPE 7)
    • Pull-ups or Lat Pulldowns: 3×8-10 (RPE 7)
    • Dips or Overhead Press: 3×8-10 (RPE 7)
    • Face Pulls: 2×12-15 (RPE 7)
  • Saturday (optional): Recovery/Mobility/Accessory

    • Mobility flow (15 minutes)
    • Core circuit (3 rounds)
    • Light band work for shoulders/hips
    • Targeted hypertrophy for lagging body parts

Cardiovascular Training

  • HIIT (2 sessions/week):

    • Tuesday: Sprint intervals on track/bike/rower

      • Weeks 1-4: 8×30s all-out with 90s recovery
      • Weeks 5-8: 10×30s all-out with 60s recovery
      • Weeks 9-12: 12×30s all-out with 60s recovery
    • Thursday: Functional HIIT

      • Circuit: 6 exercises, 40s work/20s rest, 4 rounds
      • Focus on multi-joint movements (kettlebell swings, burpees, battle ropes)
  • Zone 2 Training (1-2 sessions/week):

    • Sunday: 45-75 minutes at 60-70% of max heart rate
      • Weeks 1-4: 45 minutes
      • Weeks 5-8: 60 minutes
      • Weeks 9-12: 75 minutes
    • Must be able to maintain conversation during session

Recovery Protocols

  • Daily: 10-minute mobility routine (morning)
  • Post-workout: PNF stretching for trained muscle groups
  • Wednesday/Sunday: Contrast therapy
    • 3-5 minute sauna or hot bath (104-110°F/40-43°C)
    • 1-2 minute cold plunge or shower (50-55°F/10-13°C)
    • Repeat 3-5 cycles
  • Training progression: Increase load by 2-5% when upper rep range is achieved with proper form

IV. Sleep Optimization

Environment Optimization

  • Bedroom temperature: 65-67°F (18-19°C)
  • Complete blackout environment (blackout curtains, tape over LEDs)
  • EMF minimization (devices in airplane mode, WiFi off at night)
  • Bedding: Organic, temperature-regulating materials

Technology Implementation

  • Sleep tracker (Oura Ring recommended)
  • Smart lighting (Phillips Hue or similar with automated dimming)
  • White noise machine or app if in noisy environment
  • Use sleep cycle alarm for optimal wake timing

Sleep Protocol

  • Consistent Schedule: Sleep 10pm-6am (adjust to chronotype)
  • Pre-Sleep Routine (start 90 minutes before bed):
    • Blue-light blocking glasses (100% block, not just filtering)
    • Screen technology cutoff (60 minutes before sleep)
    • Relaxation practice: meditation, gentle stretching, or breathing work
    • Temperature regulation: cool shower or hot bath (promote temperature drop)
    • Journaling: brain dump and next-day planning

Phase Progression

  • Phase 1: Focus on environment and timing consistency
  • Phase 2: Optimize pre-sleep routine and supplement timing
  • Phase 3: Fine-tune based on sleep tracker data

V. Stress Resilience & Mental Performance

Daily Practices

  • Morning Priming (15-20 minutes):

    • Alternate between meditation protocols:
      • Focused attention meditation (odd days)
      • Open monitoring meditation (even days)
      • Loving-kindness meditation (once weekly)
    • Cold exposure (2-5 minutes, 55°F/13°C water immersion or cold shower)
    • Gratitude journaling (3 specific items daily)
  • Daytime Stress Management:

    • Scheduled technology breaks (50 minutes on, 10 minutes off)
    • Midday breathing session (Box breathing: 5 minutes)
    • Nature exposure (minimum 20 minutes daily)
    • Movement breaks (2-5 minutes every hour of sitting)
  • Evening Wind-Down:

    • Brain dump journaling
    • Alternate between: gentle yoga, self-myofascial release, or light stretching
    • Non-stimulating reading or conversation

HRV Training Protocol

  • Daily Practice: 10 minutes resonance breathing with biofeedback (recommended apps: HeartMath, Elite HRV)
  • Weekly Progress:
    • Weeks 1-4: Establish baseline resonance frequency (typically 4.5-6.5 breaths/minute)
    • Weeks 5-8: HRV coherence training with biofeedback
    • Weeks 9-12: Advanced HRV training under cognitive load or physical stress

Cognitive Enhancement

  • Focused Work Methodology:

    • Morning: Deep work (90-minute uninterrupted blocks)
    • Afternoon: Collaborative or administrative tasks
    • Use Pomodoro technique (25 min work, 5 min break) for challenging tasks
  • Brain Training:

    • Dual N-back training: 15 minutes, 3x weekly (spaced throughout week)
    • Complex problem solving: strategic games, puzzles, or new skill acquisition (30 minutes daily)

VI. Advanced Biohacking Techniques

Light Optimization

  • Morning:

    • 10-20 minutes outdoor sunlight exposure within 30 minutes of waking
    • If not possible: 10,000+ lux blue-enriched light for 20-30 minutes
  • Daytime:

    • Take outdoor "light breaks" every 2-3 hours
    • Work near window when possible
    • Consider blue-light blocking glasses when under artificial lights for extended periods
  • Evening:

    • Red light therapy session (660nm and 850nm wavelengths, 10-20 minutes)
    • Blue light blocking after sunset (use apps like f.lux and appropriate glasses)
    • Sleep environment: absolute darkness

Temperature Hormesis

  • Cold Protocols:

    • Daily morning cold shower (2-5 minutes, gradually decreasing temperature)
    • 2-3 weekly cold plunges (55°F/13°C for 2-3 minutes, building to 5 minutes)
    • Focus on calm breathing through discomfort
  • Heat Protocols:

    • Sauna sessions 3-4x weekly (20 mins at 170-190°F/77-88°C)
    • Progressive increase in time/temperature throughout 3 months
    • Always follow with brief cold exposure
    • Time after workouts when possible

Breathwork Progression

  • Daily Practice:

    • Morning: Energizing breath (Kapalbhati or similar) - 2-5 minutes
    • Afternoon: Box breathing (4 count inhale-hold-exhale-hold) - 5 minutes
    • Evening: Extended exhale breathing (4-7-8 technique) - 5 minutes
  • Weekly Advanced Session:

    • Weeks 1-4: Wim Hof Method (3 rounds of 30-40 breaths)
    • Weeks 5-8: Oxygen Advantage techniques (advanced air hunger training)
    • Weeks 9-12: Holotropic or transformational breathwork (guided session)

Additional Modalities

  • Red Light Therapy: Daily 10-minute full-body exposure (660nm and 850nm)
  • Grounding/Earthing: 20+ minutes of direct skin-to-earth contact (weather permitting)
  • Neurofeedback: 2x weekly sessions if accessible (home devices or practitioner)
  • Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy: Consider 1-2 sessions monthly if accessible

VII. Tracking and Data Analytics

Daily Tracking

  • Morning Metrics (before rising):

    • HRV and resting heart rate (first thing upon waking)
    • Body temperature
    • Sleep quality (subjective 1-10 and device metrics)
    • Fasting glucose (if using CGM or glucose meter)
  • Throughout Day:

    • Energy levels (1-10 scale, 3x daily)
    • Mood (1-10 scale, 3x daily)
    • Cognitive performance (subjective rating of focus, memory, creative thinking)
    • Workout performance metrics (strength, endurance, technique quality)
    • Nutritional intake (complete food log with timing)

Weekly Analysis

  • Sunday Review Protocol:
    • Calculate weekly averages for all metrics
    • Note patterns and correlations
    • Adjust coming week's protocol based on findings
    • Record body measurements (weight, waist, etc.)

Technology Implementation

  • Continuous Glucose Monitor: 2 weeks on, 2 weeks off throughout program
  • HRV Monitor: Daily morning reading minimum (Oura, HRV4Training, or Elite HRV)
  • Sleep Tracker: Every night (Oura Ring recommended)
  • Activity Tracker: 24/7 wear (Garmin, Whoop, or similar with recovery metrics)
  • Blood Testing: Monthly comprehensive panel focusing on inflammatory markers, lipids, and metabolic health

Monthly Integration and Progression

Month 1: Foundation

  • Focus: Establishing consistent routines and protocols
  • Key Metrics: Adherence rate to protocols, sleep quality, HRV trends
  • Adaptation Strategy: Make minor adjustments to timing and dosage, not major protocol changes

Month 2: Optimization

  • Focus: Fine-tuning based on Month 1 data
  • Key Metrics: Training performance, recovery metrics, energy consistency
  • Adaptation Strategy: Personalize nutrition timing/macros based on CGM and performance data

Month 3: Peak Performance

  • Focus: Integrating all systems for optimal results
  • Key Metrics: Comprehensive blood panel comparison to baseline, biological age markers
  • Adaptation Strategy: Develop sustainable long-term protocol based on most effective elements

Important Considerations:

  1. Medical Oversight: Consult healthcare provider before beginning, especially regarding supplement protocols and fasting regimens.
  2. Individual Variation: Adjust protocols based on personal response and data.
  3. Minimum Effective Dose: Start conservatively with all interventions and increase gradually.
  4. Data-Driven Decisions: Let metrics guide protocol adjustments rather than subjective experience alone.
  5. Stress Management: All interventions should be balanced against overall stress load; recovery is essential.

This comprehensive protocol integrates cutting-edge approaches to longevity optimization while maintaining scientific rigor. Adapt as needed based on your specific response, and consider working with health professionals to monitor progress and ensure safety.

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About Claude 3.7 Thinking Sonnet

Capabilities

ConversationReasoningAnalysisSummarization

Categories

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Specifications

Provider
Anthropic
Released
2025-02-26
Size
LARGE
Parameters
Not disclosed
Context
200,000 tokens

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