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Advanced Longevity Plan (Biohacker)

Claude Opus 4 5's response to the 'Advanced Longevity Plan (Biohacker)' challenge.

Claude Opus 4.5
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 Opus 4.5

COMPREHENSIVE 3-MONTH LONGEVITY OPTIMIZATION PROTOCOL

Advanced Biohacker's Blueprint for Peak Performance & Healthspan Extension


TABLE OF CONTENTS

  1. Pre-Protocol Assessment & Baseline Establishment
  2. Month 1: Foundation & Metabolic Flexibility
  3. Month 2: Optimization & Hormetic Stress
  4. Month 3: Integration & Peak Performance
  5. Supplement Stacks & Cycling Protocols
  6. Advanced Tracking & Biomarker Monitoring
  7. Recovery & Regeneration Protocols
  8. Troubleshooting & Adjustments

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PHASE 0: PRE-PROTOCOL ASSESSMENT (Week -1)

Comprehensive Baseline Testing

Blood Biomarker Panel

Schedule these tests before beginning:

Metabolic Panel:

  • Fasting glucose, HbA1c, fasting insulin
  • Complete lipid panel (including ApoB, Lp(a), LDL-P)
  • Homocysteine, hs-CRP, fibrinogen
  • Liver enzymes (ALT, AST, GGT)
  • Kidney function (BUN, creatinine, eGFR)

Hormonal Panel:

  • Total/free testosterone, SHBG
  • Estradiol, progesterone (if applicable)
  • DHEA-S, cortisol (AM/PM)
  • Free T3, free T4, TSH, reverse T3
  • IGF-1

Longevity-Specific Markers:

  • Vitamin D (25-OH)
  • Omega-3 index
  • RBC magnesium
  • Ferritin, serum iron, TIBC
  • Uric acid
  • GlycanAge or biological age test (optional)

Advanced Testing (Optional but Recommended):

  • DUTCH Complete hormone test
  • Organic acids test
  • Comprehensive stool analysis
  • Genetic testing (23andMe + Promethease or SelfDecode)
  • Telomere length assessment

Physical Assessments

TestProtocolTarget Baseline
VO2 MaxLab test or estimated via Cooper testRecord exact value
Grip StrengthDynamometer, 3 attempts each hand>40kg men, >25kg women
Body CompositionDEXA scan preferredRecord all metrics
FlexibilitySit-and-reach, shoulder mobilityDocument limitations
BalanceSingle-leg stand (eyes closed)>30 seconds
Resting Heart RateMorning average over 5 days<60 bpm ideal
HRV Baseline7-day morning average (RMSSD)Record exact value
Blood PressureAverage of 3 readings<120/80 mmHg

Cognitive Baseline

  • Cambridge Brain Sciences or BrainHQ: Complete full assessment
  • Reaction time test: Human Benchmark website
  • Working memory: N-back test baseline
  • Sleep quality: Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI)
  • Mood assessment: PHQ-9, GAD-7

Equipment Setup

Essential Wearables:

  1. Oura Ring Gen 3 - Sleep, HRV, temperature
  2. Continuous Glucose Monitor (Levels, Nutrisense, or Supersapiens) - First 2 weeks minimum
  3. WHOOP 4.0 or Garmin Watch - Training load, recovery
  4. Bluetooth Blood Pressure Cuff - Weekly monitoring

Recommended Additional Tools:

  • Muse S headband (neurofeedback/meditation)
  • Lumen metabolic tracker
  • Biosense ketone breath meter
  • Blue light blocking glasses (daytime: clear/yellow; evening: orange/red)

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MONTH 1: METABOLIC FOUNDATION & FLEXIBILITY

Theme: Establish metabolic flexibility, optimize circadian rhythm, build movement foundation


WEEK 1-2: METABOLIC RESET

Dietary Protocol: Modified Mediterranean Elimination

Macronutrient Targets:

  • Protein: 1.6g/kg bodyweight (prioritize first meal)
  • Carbohydrates: 100-150g (from whole food sources only)
  • Fat: 0.8-1g/kg bodyweight
  • Fiber: 35-50g daily

Foods to Eliminate (Full 2 weeks):

  • All processed foods, seed oils, added sugars
  • Gluten-containing grains
  • Conventional dairy
  • Alcohol
  • Artificial sweeteners

Daily Eating Structure:

TimeMealComposition
7:00 AMMorning Protocol500ml water + electrolytes, morning sunlight
12:00 PMFirst Meal40-50g protein, vegetables, healthy fats
3:00 PMSnack (optional)Handful nuts, berries, or skip
6:30 PMFinal Meal40-50g protein, complex carbs, vegetables
7:30 PMKitchen ClosedBegin overnight fast

Sample Day 1 Meals:

First Meal (12 PM):

  • 6 oz wild-caught salmon
  • 2 cups mixed greens with olive oil/lemon dressing
  • 1/2 avocado
  • 1/4 cup sauerkraut

Final Meal (6:30 PM):

  • 6 oz grass-fed beef or pasture-raised chicken
  • 1 cup roasted sweet potato
  • 2 cups roasted cruciferous vegetables (broccoli, Brussels sprouts)
  • 1 tbsp extra virgin olive oil

Fasting Protocol: 16:8 Time-Restricted Eating

  • Eating window: 12:00 PM - 8:00 PM
  • Fasting window: 8:00 PM - 12:00 PM (16 hours)
  • Allowed during fast: Water, black coffee, plain tea, electrolytes

Exercise Protocol: Week 1-2

Monday - Strength Foundation A

Warm-up: 10 min (joint circles, band pull-aparts, goblet squat holds)

A1. Goblet Squat: 3x10 @RPE 6
A2. Dead Hang: 3x20-30 sec

B1. Romanian Deadlift: 3x10 @RPE 6
B2. Push-up Variation: 3x8-12

C1. Dumbbell Row: 3x10 each arm
C2. Pallof Press: 3x10 each side

Finisher: 10 min Zone 2 cardio (bike or walk)

Tuesday - Zone 2 Cardio + Mobility

45-60 min Zone 2 cardio (HR = 180 - age, ±5 bpm)
Options: Cycling, incline walking, swimming, rowing

Post-cardio: 15 min mobility routine
- 90/90 hip stretch: 2 min each side
- Couch stretch: 90 sec each side
- Thread the needle: 10 each side
- Cat-cow: 20 reps

Wednesday - Active Recovery

Morning: 30 min walk in nature (sunlight exposure)
Evening: 20 min yoga or stretching
Optional: Sauna session (see recovery protocols)

Thursday - Strength Foundation B

Warm-up: 10 min dynamic prep

A1. Hip Hinge (KB Deadlift): 3x10 @RPE 6
A2. Face Pulls: 3x15

B1. Split Squat: 3x8 each leg
B2. Dumbbell Bench Press: 3x10

C1. Lat Pulldown or Assisted Pull-up: 3x10
C2. Farmer's Carry: 3x40m

Finisher: 5 min nasal breathing walk

Friday - Zone 2 + Skill Work

40 min Zone 2 cardio
10 min balance/coordination work:
- Single leg stands (eyes closed)
- Tandem walking
- Reaction ball catches

Saturday - Long Slow Distance

60-90 min low-intensity activity
Options: Hiking, easy cycling, swimming
Maintain conversational pace throughout

Sunday - Complete Rest + Recovery

No structured exercise
Focus: Sleep optimization, meal prep, stress management
Optional: Gentle walk, stretching, meditation

WEEK 3-4: KETOGENIC TRANSITION

Dietary Protocol: Cyclical Ketogenic Diet Introduction

Week 3: Standard Ketogenic

  • Carbohydrates: <30g net carbs
  • Protein: 1.6-2.0g/kg bodyweight
  • Fat: To satiety (typically 60-70% calories)
  • Calories: Slight deficit (-10-15%)

Week 4: Targeted Ketogenic

  • Same as Week 3, EXCEPT:
  • 15-25g fast-acting carbs 30 min pre-workout on training days
  • Options: Dextrose, honey, or cyclic dextrin

Ketogenic Food Framework:

CategoryFoodsDaily Target
ProteinFatty fish, eggs, beef, lamb, organ meats120-180g
FatsOlive oil, avocado, MCT, tallow, ghee100-150g
VegetablesLeafy greens, cruciferous, zucchini, asparagus6-8 cups
ExtrasOlives, nuts (limited), fermented foodsModerate

Sample Ketogenic Day:

First Meal (12 PM):

  • 3 whole eggs + 2 egg yolks scrambled in ghee
  • 3 oz smoked salmon
  • 1/2 avocado
  • 2 cups spinach sautéed in olive oil

Second Meal (5 PM):

  • 8 oz ribeye steak
  • Large salad with olive oil, MCT oil dressing
  • 1 cup roasted broccoli with parmesan

Evening (7 PM - optional):

  • Bone broth with added collagen
  • Small handful macadamia nuts

Fasting Protocol: Extended to 18:6

  • Eating window: 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM
  • Morning: Black coffee with optional MCT oil (pure fast) or without (clean fast)
  • Track ketones: Aim for 0.5-2.0 mmol/L blood ketones

Exercise Protocol: Week 3-4

Monday - Strength Progression A

Warm-up: 10 min

A1. Barbell Back Squat: 4x6 @RPE 7
A2. Band Pull-aparts: 4x15

B1. Barbell Romanian Deadlift: 3x8 @RPE 7
B2. Incline Dumbbell Press: 3x8

C1. Weighted Pull-up or Lat Pulldown: 3x6-8
C2. Ab Wheel Rollout: 3x8-10

D. Sled Push/Pull or Farmer's Carry: 4x30m

Tuesday - Zone 2 + Tempo Intervals

10 min Zone 2 warm-up
4x4 min at Tempo pace (Zone 3, comfortably hard)
3 min Zone 1 recovery between intervals
10 min Zone 2 cool-down
Total: 45-50 min

Wednesday - Recovery + Breathwork

Morning: 20 min walk + 10 min sun exposure
Midday: 15 min breathwork session (see protocols)
Evening: 20 min sauna + cold exposure

Thursday - Strength Progression B

Warm-up: 10 min

A1. Trap Bar Deadlift: 4x5 @RPE 7
A2. Face Pulls: 4x12

B1. Bulgarian Split Squat: 3x8 each
B2. Dumbbell Overhead Press: 3x8

C1. Chest-Supported Row: 3x10
C2. Hanging Leg Raise: 3x10

D. Loaded Carries Medley: 3 rounds
   - Farmer's walk 20m
   - Suitcase carry 20m each side

Friday - Zone 2 Cardio

50-60 min steady Zone 2
Focus on nasal breathing throughout
Track: Should be able to hold conversation

Saturday - Rucking or Hiking

60-90 min with 20-30 lb pack
Moderate terrain
Combine with nature exposure

Sunday - Active Recovery

30 min gentle yoga or mobility
Optional: Float tank, massage
Focus: Parasympathetic activation

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MONTH 2: HORMETIC STRESS & OPTIMIZATION

Theme: Strategic stress application, HIIT introduction, cognitive enhancement protocols


WEEK 5-6: HORMETIC STRESS INTRODUCTION

Dietary Protocol: Protein-Modified Alternate Day Fasting (PMADF)

Structure:

  • Feeding Days (Mon, Wed, Fri, Sun): Full ketogenic protocol
  • Modified Fast Days (Tue, Thu, Sat): Protein-sparing modified fast

Modified Fast Day Protocol:

  • Total calories: 500-600
  • Protein: 80-100g (from lean sources only)
  • Carbs: <10g
  • Fat: Minimal (only what comes with protein)

Sample Modified Fast Day:

12 PM: 6 oz chicken breast + large green salad (no oil dressing)
6 PM: 6 oz white fish + steamed vegetables
Supplements: Full stack (see supplement section)
Hydration: Minimum 3L water + electrolytes

Feeding Day Enhancement:

  • Increase protein to 2.0-2.2g/kg
  • Add strategic carb refeeds post-workout (50-75g)
  • Focus on nutrient density

Cold Exposure Protocol Introduction

Week 5: Adaptation Phase

Daily: End shower with 30 sec cold (as cold as possible)
Progression: Add 10 sec every 2 days
Target by end of week: 90 sec cold shower

Week 6: Deliberate Cold Exposure

Option A - Cold Shower: 2-3 min at end of shower
Option B - Ice Bath: 2-3x/week, 50-59°F (10-15°C), 3-5 min
Option C - Cold Plunge: Same as ice bath if available

Timing: Morning preferred (cortisol optimization)
Do NOT use within 4 hours after strength training (blunts adaptation)

Heat Exposure Protocol

Sauna Protocol (3-4x/week):

Traditional/Infrared Sauna:
- Temperature: 170-190°F (traditional) or 130-150°F (infrared)
- Duration: 20-30 min per session
- Protocol: 2-3 rounds of 10-15 min with 2 min cool-down between

Post-sauna:
- Rehydrate with electrolytes
- Optional: Cold shower for contrast therapy

Best timing: Evening (promotes sleep) or post-workout

Exercise Protocol: Week 5-6

Monday - Strength + Power A

Warm-up: 10 min including CNS activation

A. Box Jump or Broad Jump: 4x3 (focus on landing)

B1. Back Squat: 5x5 @75-80% 1RM
B2. Weighted Pull-up: 5x5

C1. Walking Lunge: 3x10 each leg
C2. Dips: 3x8-10

D1. Single-Leg RDL: 3x8 each
D2. Pallof Press: 3x10 each side

Finisher: 10 min Zone 2

Tuesday - HIIT Introduction

Warm-up: 10 min progressive

HIIT Protocol (Norwegian 4x4):
4x4 min at 90-95% max HR
3 min active recovery at 60-70% max HR between intervals

Cool-down: 10 min easy + stretching
Total session: 40-45 min

Wednesday - Recovery + Sauna

Morning: 30 min Zone 2 (fasted)
Midday: 20 min mobility routine
Evening: Sauna session (protocol above)

Thursday - Strength + Power B

Warm-up: 10 min

A. Medicine Ball Slam: 4x5

B1. Trap Bar Deadlift: 5x5 @75-80%
B2. Barbell Row: 5x5

C1. Step-up (weighted): 3x8 each
C2. Overhead Press: 3x8

D1. Hip Thrust: 3x10
D2. Dead Bug: 3x10 each side

Finisher: Sled work or battle ropes 5 min

Friday - Zone 2 + Tempo

15 min Zone 2
3x8 min Tempo (Zone 3)
4 min recovery between
15 min Zone 2 cool-down

Saturday - Long Aerobic

75-90 min Zone 2
Options: Cycling, hiking, swimming
Include some varied terrain/intensity naturally

Sunday - Active Recovery

Gentle movement only
Focus: Mobility, breathwork, cold exposure
Prepare for upcoming week

WEEK 7-8: COGNITIVE ENHANCEMENT FOCUS

Dietary Protocol: Ketogenic + Nootropic Timing

Maintain ketogenic base with strategic additions:

Cognitive Enhancement Meal Timing:

Morning (fasted):
- Lion's Mane coffee or tea
- MCT oil (1 tbsp) for ketone boost

First Meal (12 PM):
- High omega-3 protein (salmon, sardines, mackerel)
- Choline-rich foods (eggs, liver)
- Blueberries (1/2 cup - acceptable carbs for brain)

Pre-cognitive work (30 min before):
- Nootropic stack (see supplement section)
- Optional: 100mg caffeine + 200mg L-theanine

Neurofeedback & Brain Training Protocol

Daily Cognitive Training Stack:

TimeActivityDurationTool
6:30 AMMeditation + HRV training20 minMuse S or HRV app
7:00 AMLight exposure + journaling15 min10,000 lux lamp
12:30 PMDual N-back training20 minBrain Workshop app
3:00 PMFocus session (deep work)90 minPomodoro + binaural
8:00 PMMemory consolidation10 minSpaced repetition app

HRV Training Protocol:

Goal: Increase HRV coherence, improve stress resilience

Session Structure (20 min):
1. Baseline measurement (2 min)
2. Resonance frequency breathing (6 breaths/min typically)
3. Heart-focused breathing with positive emotion
4. Real-time HRV feedback via app
5. Gradual increase in coherence duration

Apps: Elite HRV, HRV4Training, HeartMath Inner Balance
Target: Achieve coherence score >80% for 10+ min

Neurofeedback Concepts (Home-based):

Using Muse S Headband:

Protocol A - Focus Training:
- 15 min focused attention meditation
- Goal: Maintain "calm" state >70% of session
- Track: Birds (calm sounds) vs. storms (active mind)

Protocol B - Deep States:
- 20 min before bed
- Goal: Increase alpha/theta activity
- Supports: Memory consolidation, creativity

Frequency: 5x/week minimum
Track: Weekly scores and trends

Exercise Protocol: Week 7-8

Monday - Strength Hypertrophy A

Warm-up: 10 min

A1. Front Squat: 4x8 @70%
A2. Weighted Chin-up: 4x6

B1. Romanian Deadlift: 4x8
B2. Incline DB Press: 4x8

C1. Leg Curl: 3x12
C2. Cable Row: 3x12

D. Core Circuit: 3 rounds
   - Plank 30 sec
   - Side plank 20 sec each
   - Bird dog 10 each side

Tuesday - HIIT Progression

Warm-up: 12 min progressive

Tabata Protocol:
8 rounds: 20 sec all-out / 10 sec rest
Exercise: Assault bike, rower, or ski erg

Rest 4 min

4x4 Norwegian Intervals:
4 min at 90% max HR / 3 min recovery
Complete 3 rounds (modified)

Cool-down: 10 min

Wednesday - Recovery + Cognitive

Morning: 40 min Zone 2 (fasted)
Midday: Dual N-back training (20 min)
Afternoon: Sauna + cold contrast
Evening: HRV training + meditation

Thursday - Strength Hypertrophy B

Warm-up: 10 min

A1. Sumo Deadlift: 4x6 @75%
A2. Dumbbell Shoulder Press: 4x8

B1. Bulgarian Split Squat: 3x10 each
B2. Weighted Dip: 3x8

C1. Lat Pulldown: 3x12
C2. Face Pull: 3x15

D. Loaded Carry Complex: 3 rounds

Friday - Aerobic Power

Pyramid Intervals:
1 min hard / 1 min easy
2 min hard / 2 min easy
3 min hard / 3 min easy
4 min hard / 4 min easy
3 min hard / 3 min easy
2 min hard / 2 min easy
1 min hard / 1 min easy

"Hard" = 85-90% max HR
"Easy" = 60-65% max HR

Saturday - Adventure Day

90-120 min outdoor activity
Options: Trail running, mountain biking, open water swimming
Include natural intervals (hills, sprints)
Focus: Enjoyment + Zone 2 base

Sunday - Deep Recovery

Complete rest from structured exercise
Focus activities:
- 60 min nature walk
- 30 min yoga nidra
- Float tank session (if available)
- Meal prep for upcoming week

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MONTH 3: INTEGRATION & PEAK PERFORMANCE

Theme: Synergize all protocols, push performance boundaries, establish sustainable practices


WEEK 9-10: PERFORMANCE INTENSIFICATION

Dietary Protocol: Carb Cycling for Performance

Daily Carb Cycling Structure:

Day TypeTrainingNet CarbsTiming
High CarbHeavy strength/HIIT150-200gAround workout
Moderate CarbZone 2/moderate75-100gPost-workout only
Low CarbRest/recovery<30gKetogenic

Weekly Schedule:

  • Monday (Strength): HIGH CARB
  • Tuesday (HIIT): HIGH CARB
  • Wednesday (Recovery): LOW CARB
  • Thursday (Strength): MODERATE CARB
  • Friday (Aerobic): MODERATE CARB
  • Saturday (Long): MODERATE CARB
  • Sunday (Rest): LOW CARB

High Carb Day Example:

Pre-workout (90 min before):
- 1 cup oatmeal
- 1 banana
- 1 tbsp honey
- 2 eggs

Post-workout (within 30 min):
- 40g protein shake
- 1 cup white rice
- 1 cup berries

Dinner:
- 6 oz protein
- 1.5 cups sweet potato
- Large salad
- 1 tbsp olive oil

36-Hour Extended Fast (Week 9 & 10)

Protocol (Once per week, typically Sunday 6 PM to Tuesday 6 AM):

Sunday 6 PM: Last meal (moderate, not excessive)

Monday (full fast day):
- Morning: Black coffee, electrolytes
- Midday: Sparkling water, green tea
- Afternoon: Light walking only (no intense exercise)
- Evening: Bone broth (optional, <50 cal)
- Supplements: Electrolytes, magnesium (skip other supplements)

Tuesday 6 AM: Break fast
- Start with: Bone broth or small protein serving
- Wait 30 min
- Full meal: Eggs, avocado, vegetables

Benefits targeted:
- Autophagy activation
- Insulin sensitivity reset
- Mental clarity
- Stem cell regeneration

Exercise Protocol: Week 9-10

Monday - Max Strength A

Warm-up: 15 min (include CNS primers)

A. Power Clean or Hang Clean: 5x3 @80%

B1. Back Squat: Work up to 3RM, then 3x3 @90%
B2. Weighted Pull-up: 5x3 @85%

C1. Pause Squat: 3x5 @70%
C2. Barbell Row: 3x6

D. Single-Leg Work: 2x8 each leg

Finisher: 5 min assault bike easy

Tuesday - HIIT Peak

Warm-up: 15 min progressive

Protocol: 30/30 Intervals
30 sec maximum effort
30 sec complete rest
Repeat 10-12 times

Rest 5 min

Lactate Threshold Work:
3x6 min at 85-88% max HR
3 min recovery between

Cool-down: 10 min + stretching

Wednesday - Active Recovery + Fast Day

Morning: 30 min gentle yoga
Midday: 20 min walk (sunlight)
Evening: Sauna + cold plunge
No intense exercise (fasting day)

Thursday - Max Strength B

Warm-up: 15 min

A. Box Jump with Pause: 4x3

B1. Deadlift: Work up to 3RM, then 3x3 @90%
B2. Weighted Dip: 5x5

C1. Front Squat: 3x5 @75%
C2. Seal Row or Chest-Supported Row: 3x8

D1. Hip Thrust: 3x8 heavy
D2. Hanging Leg Raise: 3x12

Finisher: Farmer's walk 4x40m heavy

Friday - VO2 Max Intervals

Warm-up: 15 min

Billat 30/30 Protocol:
30 sec at VO2 max pace (very hard)
30 sec at 50% VO2 max (jog/easy)
Continue for 12-20 min total

OR

5x3 min at 95-100% max HR
3 min easy recovery between

Cool-down: 15 min Zone 2

Saturday - Endurance Challenge

Option A: 2-hour Zone 2 effort
Option B: Sprint triathlon distance practice
Option C: Long hike with elevation (3+ hours)

Include: Natural intervals, skill work
Focus: Mental endurance, pacing

Sunday - Complete Rest + 36-Hour Fast Continuation

No structured exercise
Light walking only
Focus: Recovery, preparation, reflection

WEEK 11-12: PEAK & SUSTAINABLE INTEGRATION

Dietary Protocol: Personalized Optimization

By now, you should know:

  • Your optimal carb tolerance (CGM data)
  • Best meal timing for your schedule
  • Foods that work/don't work for you

Week 11-12 Framework:

Create YOUR optimal protocol based on:
1. CGM glucose response data
2. Energy levels throughout day
3. Training performance
4. Sleep quality
5. Cognitive function

Document your "ideal day" for:
- Training days
- Rest days
- Social/flexible days

Suggested Sustainable Template:

  • Time-restricted eating: 16:8 (flexible window)
  • Carb cycling: Based on activity
  • Monthly 36-hour fast: For autophagy maintenance
  • Quarterly 3-day fast: For deeper reset (advanced)

Exercise Protocol: Week 11-12

Monday - Strength Benchmark

Test Day - Record all numbers:

A. Back Squat: Work to 1RM or 3RM
B. Deadlift: Work to 1RM or 3RM
C. Weighted Pull-up: Max reps at bodyweight, then test weighted
D. Push-ups: Max reps in 2 min
E. Plank: Max hold time

Tuesday - Conditioning Benchmark

Option A: 2000m Row Time Trial
Option B: 5K Run Time Trial
Option C: Assault Bike 10 min max calories

Compare to baseline or previous best

Wednesday - Recovery

Full recovery day
Mobility, sauna, cold exposure
Prepare for remaining tests

Thursday - Strength Maintenance

Moderate session - 70% intensity
Focus on movement quality
Include all major patterns

Friday - VO2 Max Retest

If lab test available: Schedule VO2 max test
If not: Cooper Test (12 min max distance)
Compare to baseline

Saturday - Functional Fitness Test

Complete assessment:
1. Grip strength (dynamometer)
2. Single-leg balance (eyes closed)
3. Vertical jump
4. Flexibility tests
5. Reaction time

Document all results

Sunday - Reflection & Planning

No exercise
Activities:
- Review all data from 3 months
- Compare to baseline
- Plan next phase
- Celebrate progress

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COMPREHENSIVE SUPPLEMENT PROTOCOL

Foundational Stack (Daily Throughout Program)

Tier 1: Essential (Non-Negotiable)

SupplementDosageTimingNotes
Vitamin D35,000-10,000 IUMorning with fatTest levels; adjust to maintain 60-80 ng/mL
Vitamin K2 (MK-7)200 mcgWith D3Synergistic with D3
Omega-3 (EPA/DHA)3-4g combinedWith mealsTriglyceride form preferred
Magnesium Glycinate400-600mgEveningSplit dose if needed
Creatine Monohydrate5gAny timeDaily, no cycling needed

Tier 2: Longevity-Focused

SupplementDosageTimingCycling
NMN (Nicotinamide Mononucleotide)500-1000mgMorning, fasted5 days on, 2 days off
Trans-Resveratrol500mgMorning with fatWith NMN
Quercetin500mgMorning2 weeks on, 1 week off
Fisetin100-500mgMorning2 days/month (high dose senolytic protocol)
Sulforaphane (or broccoli sprouts)10-20mgMorningDaily or cycle weekly

Tier 3: Mitochondrial Support

SupplementDosageTimingNotes
CoQ10 (Ubiquinol)200-300mgMorning with fatEspecially if over 40
PQQ20mgMorningWith CoQ10
Alpha-Lipoic Acid300-600mgMorning, fastedR-ALA form preferred
Acetyl-L-Carnitine1-2gMorningCognitive + mitochondrial

Performance Stack

Pre-Workout (Training Days Only)

SupplementDosageTiming
Caffeine100-200mg30-60 min pre
L-Citrulline6-8g30-60 min pre
Beta-Alanine3-5g30 min pre
Beetroot Extract500mg (or 500ml juice)60-90 min pre

Intra-Workout (Long Sessions >90 min)

SupplementDosageTiming
EAAs or BCAAs10-15gDuring session
ElectrolytesPer productSip throughout
Cyclic Dextrin25-50gIf carbs needed

Post-Workout

SupplementDosageTiming
Whey Protein Isolate30-40gWithin 30 min
Creatine5gWith protein
Tart Cherry Extract500mgRecovery support

Cognitive Enhancement Stack

Daily Nootropic Foundation

SupplementDosageTimingMechanism
Lion's Mane1000mgMorningNGF, neurogenesis
Bacopa Monnieri300mg (50% bacosides)Morning with foodMemory, adaptation
Phosphatidylserine100-300mgMorningCortisol modulation
CDP-Choline (Citicoline)250-500mgMorningAcetylcholine precursor

Acute Cognitive Enhancement (As Needed)

SupplementDosageTimingUse Case
L-Theanine200mgWith caffeineFocus without jitters
Alpha-GPC300-600mg30 min pre-taskIntense focus
Rhodiola Rosea200-400mgMorningStress/fatigue
Modafinil*100-200mgMorning onlyOccasional use only

*Note: Modafinil is prescription-only in most countries. Consult physician.


Sleep Optimization Stack

Evening Protocol (2-3 hours before bed)

SupplementDosageTiming
Magnesium Glycinate300-400mg1-2 hours before bed
L-Theanine200mg1 hour before bed
Apigenin50mg30 min before bed
Glycine3g30 min before bed

Optional Sleep Enhancers (Rotate)

SupplementDosageTimingNotes
Melatonin0.3-0.5mg30 min before bedLow dose only
Tart Cherry500mgEveningNatural melatonin
Reishi Mushroom1000mgEveningCalming adaptogen
CBD25-50mg1 hour before bedIf legal in your area

Cycling Schedule Overview

Weekly Cycling

DayMonTueWedThuFriSatSun
NMN/Resveratrol✓✓✓✓✓✗✗
Pre-workout✓✓✗✓✓✗✗
Nootropic acutePRNPRN✗PRNPRN✗✗

Monthly Cycling

Week 1-2: Full supplement protocol Week 3: Reduce Tier 2 & 3 by 50% Week 4: Full protocol resumes

Quarterly Cycling

Month 1-2: Standard protocol Month 3, Week 1-2: Supplement "vacation" - Tier 1 only Month 3, Week 3-4: Resume full protocol


Supplement Timing Daily Schedule

UPON WAKING (Fasted):
- NMN: 500mg
- Trans-Resveratrol: 500mg (sublingual or with small fat)

MORNING (With Breakfast/First Meal):
- Vitamin D3: 5,000-10,000 IU
- Vitamin K2: 200mcg
- Omega-3: 2g
- CoQ10: 200mg
- Lion's Mane: 500mg
- Bacopa: 300mg

PRE-WORKOUT (30-60 min before):
- Caffeine: 100-200mg
- L-Citrulline: 6g
- Beta-Alanine: 3g
- Alpha-GPC: 300mg (cognitive days)

POST-WORKOUT:
- Protein: 30-40g
- Creatine: 5g

AFTERNOON (With Lunch):
- Omega-3: 1-2g
- Lion's Mane: 500mg
- Sulforaphane: 10mg

EVENING (With Dinner):
- Magnesium Glycinate: 200mg

BEFORE BED (30-60 min):
- Magnesium Glycinate: 200-400mg
- L-Theanine: 200mg
- Apigenin: 50mg
- Glycine: 3g

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ADVANCED TRACKING & BIOMARKER MONITORING

Daily Tracking Protocol

Morning Metrics (Within 10 min of waking)

MetricToolTarget RangeAction if Outside
HRV (RMSSD)Oura/WHOOP>Your baselineReduce intensity if <baseline
Resting HROura/WHOOP<60 bpmInvestigate if elevated >5 bpm
Sleep ScoreOura>85Prioritize sleep if <75
Body TemperatureOura±0.5°F baselineWatch for illness/overtraining
Morning WeightSmart scale±2% baselineAdjust hydration/nutrition
KetonesBreath/blood meter0.5-2.0 mmol/L (keto days)Adjust carbs if needed
Glucose (fasted)CGM70-90 mg/dLInvestigate if consistently high

Training Metrics

MetricToolWhat to Track
Training LoadWHOOP/GarminStrain score, weekly trend
Heart Rate ZonesChest strapTime in each zone
Power OutputPower meter (cycling)FTP, peak power
VelocityBar speed trackerStrength training progress
RPESelf-reportEvery session, 1-10 scale

Evening Metrics

MetricToolTarget
HRV TrendEvening readingShould recover from morning
Stress ScoreGarmin/WHOOPTrack daily patterns
Screen TimePhone tracker<2 hours after sunset
Last Meal TimeManual log>3 hours before bed

Weekly Tracking Dashboard

Create a Weekly Review Template:

WEEK OF: ___________

SLEEP METRICS:
- Average sleep duration: _____ hrs
- Average sleep efficiency: _____%
- Average HRV: _____ ms
- Average RHR: _____ bpm
- Deep sleep average: _____ min
- REM sleep average: _____ min

TRAINING METRICS:
- Total training hours: _____
- Zone 2 hours: _____
- High intensity sessions: _____
- Strength sessions: _____
- Average strain score: _____
- Recovery score trend: _____

NUTRITION METRICS:
- Average daily protein: _____ g
- Fasting hours completed: _____
- Ketone readings (if applicable): _____
- Notable glucose spikes: _____

COGNITIVE/MOOD:
- Average energy (1-10): _____
- Average focus (1-10): _____
- Average mood (1-10): _____
- Meditation minutes: _____
- N-back high score: _____

BODY COMPOSITION:
- Weight trend: _____
- Notable changes: _____

NOTES & ADJUSTMENTS FOR NEXT WEEK:
_________________________________
_________________________________

Monthly Biomarker Testing

Month 1 End - Retest Panel

Minimum tests:

  • Fasting glucose, HbA1c, fasting insulin
  • Lipid panel
  • hs-CRP
  • Vitamin D

Compare to baseline and adjust:

  • If glucose/insulin elevated → extend fasting, reduce carbs
  • If inflammation elevated → review sleep, stress, add anti-inflammatory foods
  • If Vitamin D low → increase supplementation

Month 2 End - Comprehensive Retest

Full panel recommended:

  • All baseline markers
  • Add: Cortisol (if stress concerns)
  • Add: Full thyroid panel (if energy issues)

Month 3 End - Final Assessment

Complete baseline panel retest

  • Document all changes
  • Calculate biological age change (if using GlycanAge or similar)
  • Establish new baselines for next phase

CGM Deep Dive Protocol (First 2 Weeks)

Testing Protocol

Day 1-3: Baseline

  • Eat your "normal" diet
  • Document all foods and timing
  • Note glucose response to each meal

Day 4-7: Systematic Testing

  • Test individual foods:
    • Morning: 50g carbs from single source (oatmeal, rice, potato, etc.)
    • Record: Peak glucose, time to peak, return to baseline
    • Document: Personal response to each food

Day 8-10: Meal Combination Testing

  • Test effect of:
    • Protein + carbs vs. carbs alone
    • Fat + carbs vs. carbs alone
    • Fiber + carbs vs. carbs alone
    • Walking after meals vs. sitting

Day 11-14: Optimization

  • Implement learnings
  • Create personal "green light" and "red light" food lists
  • Establish optimal meal timing

Key CGM Targets

MetricOptimal RangeAction
Fasting glucose70-85 mg/dLExtend fast if elevated
Post-meal peak<120 mg/dLModify meal composition
Time to peak45-60 minEarlier = faster absorbing
Return to baseline<2 hoursLonger = insulin resistance
24-hour average80-100 mg/dLOverall metabolic health
Glucose variability<20 mg/dL SDLower = more stable

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RECOVERY & REGENERATION PROTOCOLS

Sleep Optimization Protocol

Sleep Environment Setup

BEDROOM OPTIMIZATION CHECKLIST:

Temperature:
☐ Room temperature: 65-68°F (18-20°C)
☐ Consider ChiliPad/Eight Sleep for bed cooling
☐ Breathable bedding materials

Light:
☐ Complete blackout (can't see hand in front of face)
☐ Blackout curtains or shades
☐ Cover all LED lights (electrical tape)
☐ No screens visible

Sound:
☐ White noise machine or app (if needed)
☐ Earplugs available
☐ Address any environmental noise

Air Quality:
☐ Air purifier with HEPA filter
☐ Humidity 40-60%
☐ Plants for air quality (optional)

EMF Reduction:
☐ Phone on airplane mode or outside room
☐ WiFi router off or distant
☐ No electronics within 3 feet of head

Evening Wind-Down Protocol

3 HOURS BEFORE BED:
- Last meal completed
- No intense exercise
- Dim household lights to 50%

2 HOURS BEFORE BED:
- Blue light blocking glasses on (orange/red)
- No work emails or stressful content
- Begin relaxation activities

1 HOUR BEFORE BED:
- All screens off
- Bedroom only activities
- Reading (paper book), stretching, journaling
- Supplements: Magnesium, L-theanine, apigenin, glycine

30 MINUTES BEFORE BED:
- Bedroom temperature set
- 5-10 min meditation or body scan
- Gratitude practice (3 things)

IN BED:
- 4-7-8 breathing or box breathing
- Sleep stories or yoga nidra (audio only)
- No clock watching

Sleep Tracking Targets

MetricTargetPriority
Total Sleep7-9 hoursHigh
Sleep Efficiency>90%High
Deep Sleep1.5-2 hours (15-20%)High
REM Sleep1.5-2 hours (20-25%)High
Sleep Latency<15 minutesMedium
Awakenings<2 per nightMedium

Stress Resilience Protocols

Daily Breathwork Menu

Morning Activation (5-10 min):

Wim Hof Method (Modified):
1. 30 deep breaths (full inhale, passive exhale)
2. After last exhale, hold breath empty
3. Hold until urge to breathe (typically 1-2 min)
4. Deep inhale, hold 15 sec
5. Repeat 3 rounds

Benefits: Increased alertness, stress resilience, alkalinity

Pre-Performance (3-5 min):

Box Breathing:
1. Inhale 4 seconds
2. Hold 4 seconds
3. Exhale 4 seconds
4. Hold 4 seconds
5. Repeat 5-10 cycles

Benefits: Calm focus, parasympathetic activation

Evening Wind-Down (10 min):

4-7-8 Breathing:
1. Inhale through nose 4 seconds
2. Hold breath 7 seconds
3. Exhale through mouth 8 seconds
4. Repeat 4-8 cycles

Benefits: Activates parasympathetic, promotes sleep

Stress Response (Acute):

Physiological Sigh:
1. Double inhale through nose (full + top-off)
2. Long, slow exhale through mouth
3. Repeat 2-3 times

Benefits: Fastest way to calm nervous system

Meditation Protocol

Week 1-4: Foundation

  • Duration: 10-15 min daily
  • Style: Guided meditation (Headspace, Calm, Waking Up)
  • Focus: Breath awareness, body scan

Week 5-8: Development

  • Duration: 15-20 min daily
  • Style: Mix of guided and unguided
  • Focus: Open awareness, noting practice

Week 9-12: Integration

  • Duration: 20-30 min daily
  • Style: Primarily unguided
  • Focus: Non-dual awareness, loving-kindness
  • Add: HRV biofeedback sessions

Cold Exposure Protocol

Progression Schedule:

WeekProtocolDurationTemperature
1-2Cold shower finish30-60 secAs cold as available
3-4Cold shower finish2-3 minAs cold as available
5-6Dedicated cold shower3-5 minAs cold as available
7-8Ice bath/cold plunge3-5 min50-59°F (10-15°C)
9-12Ice bath/cold plunge5-10 min45-55°F (7-13°C)

Cold Exposure Guidelines:

TIMING:
- Morning: Best for dopamine/norepinephrine boost
- NOT within 4 hours post-strength training (blunts hypertrophy)
- OK after endurance training

PROTOCOL:
1. Enter gradually or all at once (your preference)
2. Focus on slow, controlled breathing
3. Relax into the cold (don't tense)
4. Exit when time complete or shivering uncontrollable
5. Allow natural rewarming (no hot shower immediately)

FREQUENCY:
- 3-5x per week for adaptation
- 2-3x per week for maintenance

CONTRAINDICATIONS:
- Cardiovascular conditions (consult doctor)
- Raynaud's disease
- Cold urticaria
- Pregnancy

Heat Exposure Protocol

Sauna Protocol (Evidence-Based):

TRADITIONAL SAUNA (Finnish):
Temperature: 174-212°F (80-100°C)
Duration: 20-30 min total
Protocol: 2-3 rounds of 10-15 min
Rest between rounds: 2-5 min cool-down
Frequency: 4-7x per week for longevity benefits

INFRARED SAUNA:
Temperature: 120-150°F (49-66°C)
Duration: 30-45 min
Protocol: Single session
Frequency: 3-5x per week

POST-SAUNA:
- Rehydrate: 16-32 oz water + electrolytes
- Cool down: Cold shower or plunge (optional)
- Rest: 10-15 min before activity

Sauna + Cold Contrast Protocol:

1. Sauna: 15-20 min
2. Cold plunge: 2-3 min
3. Rest: 5 min
4. Repeat 2-3 times
5. End on cold for energy, heat for relaxation

Active Recovery Techniques

Mobility Routine (15-20 min daily)

LOWER BODY:
1. 90/90 Hip Stretch: 2 min each side
2. Couch Stretch: 90 sec each side
3. Pigeon Pose: 90 sec each side
4. Deep Squat Hold: 2 min total
5. Calf Stretch: 60 sec each side

UPPER BODY:
1. Thread the Needle: 10 each side
2. Wall Slides: 15 reps
3. Doorway Pec Stretch: 60 sec each side
4. Lat Stretch: 60 sec each side
5. Neck Circles: 10 each direction

SPINE:
1. Cat-Cow: 20 reps
2. Segmental Rotation: 10 each side
3. Child's Pose: 2 min
4. Prone Press-up: 10 reps

Self-Myofascial Release (10-15 min)

FOAM ROLLER SEQUENCE:
1. Thoracic spine: 2 min
2. Lats: 1 min each side
3. Glutes: 1 min each side
4. Quads: 1 min each side
5. IT band: 1 min each side (gentle)
6. Calves: 1 min each side

LACROSSE BALL WORK:
1. Pec minor: 1 min each side
2. Glute med: 1 min each side
3. Foot arch: 1 min each foot

Guidelines:
- Roll slowly (1 inch per second)
- Pause on tender spots 30-60 sec
- Breathe deeply throughout
- Avoid rolling directly on joints or spine

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TROUBLESHOOTING & ADJUSTMENTS

Common Issues & Solutions

Energy & Fatigue

IssuePossible CauseSolution
Morning fatiguePoor sleep qualityReview sleep protocol, check HRV trend
Afternoon crashBlood sugar dysregulationAdd protein/fat to lunch, check CGM
Constant low energyOvertrainingReduce training load 50% for 1 week
Keto fluElectrolyte deficiencyIncrease sodium (5-7g), potassium, magnesium
Exercise fatigueUnder-fuelingIncrease carbs around workouts

Sleep Issues

IssuePossible CauseSolution
Can't fall asleepOverstimulationEarlier screen cutoff, add glycine
Waking at 3 AMBlood sugar dropSmall protein snack before bed
Not feeling restedLow deep sleepEarlier dinner, reduce alcohol, add sauna
Racing mindCortisol dysregulationEvening meditation, ashwagandha

Training Issues

IssuePossible CauseSolution
Plateaued strengthInsufficient recoveryDeload week, increase protein
Decreased HRVOverreachingReduce volume 30%, prioritize sleep
Joint painInflammation or overuseAdd collagen, reduce volume, check form
No progressInsufficient stimulusProgressive overload, vary rep ranges

Digestive Issues

IssuePossible CauseSolution
BloatingFood sensitivityElimination diet, digestive enzymes
Constipation on ketoLow fiber/magnesiumIncrease vegetables, add magnesium
Fasting discomfortElectrolyte imbalanceIncrease salt, add bone broth

Weekly Check-In Questions

Ask yourself every Sunday:

PHYSICAL:
1. How is my energy on a scale of 1-10?
2. Am I recovering well between workouts?
3. Any new aches, pains, or issues?
4. How is my sleep quality?

MENTAL:
1. How is my focus and concentration?
2. Am I feeling motivated or burnt out?
3. Stress levels this week?
4. Mood stability?

PROGRESS:
1. Did I hit my training targets?
2. Did I follow the nutrition protocol?
3. What worked well this week?
4. What needs adjustment?

NEXT WEEK:
1. What's my primary focus?
2. Any schedule conflicts to plan around?
3. What's one thing I'll do better?

When to Seek Professional Help

Consult a physician if:

  • Resting heart rate consistently elevated >10 bpm above baseline
  • Persistent fatigue despite adequate sleep and recovery
  • Unexplained weight changes (>5% in a week)
  • Signs of hormonal imbalance
  • Chest pain, shortness of breath, or dizziness during exercise
  • Persistent digestive issues
  • Signs of depression or anxiety

Consult a specialist for:

  • Personalized genetic interpretation → Functional medicine doctor
  • Hormone optimization → Endocrinologist or hormone specialist
  • Persistent injuries → Sports medicine physician or physical therapist
  • Mental performance → Sports psychologist
  • Advanced nutrition → Registered dietitian specializing in performance

3-Month Protocol Summary

Month 1: Foundation

  • Establish metabolic flexibility (16:8 fasting → 18:6)
  • Build aerobic base (Zone 2 emphasis)
  • Introduce ketogenic eating
  • Baseline all metrics
  • Begin supplement protocol

Month 2: Optimization

  • Add hormetic stressors (cold, heat, extended fasting)
  • Introduce HIIT training
  • Cognitive enhancement focus
  • HRV and neurofeedback training
  • Refine based on data

Month 3: Integration

  • Peak performance training
  • Carb cycling for performance
  • 36-hour fasting protocol
  • Benchmark testing
  • Establish sustainable long-term protocol

Post-Protocol: Sustainable Maintenance

After completing the 3-month intensive:

Keep Forever:

  • Time-restricted eating (minimum 14-hour overnight fast)
  • Regular Zone 2 cardio (150+ min/week)
  • Strength training (2-3x/week)
  • Sleep optimization practices
  • Core supplement stack (Tier 1)
  • Regular cold/heat exposure
  • Daily meditation/breathwork
  • Quarterly blood testing

Cycle Periodically:

  • Extended fasting (monthly 24-36 hours)
  • Ketogenic phases (1 month per quarter)
  • Intensive training blocks (6-8 weeks)
  • Full supplement stack (with breaks)
  • Advanced nootropics (as needed)

Annual Practices:

  • Comprehensive blood panel (2x/year)
  • DEXA scan (1x/year)
  • VO2 max test (1x/year)
  • 3-5 day fast (1-2x/year)
  • Protocol review and update

Final Notes

This protocol is designed to be comprehensive but should be personalized based on:

  1. Your baseline health status
  2. Your specific goals
  3. Your response to interventions (track everything)
  4. Your lifestyle constraints
  5. Professional guidance when needed

Key Principles:

  • Start conservative, progress gradually
  • Data drives decisions
  • Recovery is when adaptation happens
  • Consistency beats intensity
  • Listen to your body
  • Longevity is a marathon, not a sprint

Disclaimer: This protocol is for educational purposes. Consult healthcare providers before starting any new supplement, dietary, or exercise regimen, especially if you have pre-existing health conditions or take medications.


Protocol Version 1.0 | Created for Advanced Biohackers | Update quarterly based on emerging research

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