Evidence, then access
Antonia Schultze-Mosgau works at the sharp end of longevity from London, as CEO of GOWING Life and Oxford Natural. Everything her companies do is aimed at one thing: slowing the ageing process at the cellular level — ideally halting it, ideally reversing it. But what makes her stand out is how she gets there: with rigour, transparency, and a healthy suspicion of the field’s own hype.
She describes the work as threefold. The first branch does what Live Beyond does — map the field, understand what’s real. The second continuously updates that understanding, staying honest about the current status quo and openly critical of what’s merely trending in biohacking. The third is the clinic: taking that hard-won, consensus knowledge and actually applying it to people.
A recurring thread is women’s health, and the deep links between the immune system and ageing. She talks about conditions like vitiligo — an age-related autoimmune dysfunction — not as a cosmetic issue but as a window into how immune health and healthspan are connected, and how the right approach can bring things under control for years.
And underneath the science is an ethic. Once you know something can genuinely help people, she says, you have to make it accessible — “anything else would be, sort of, mean.” It’s the same conviction that drives Live Beyond, and it’s why she also founded Longevity Salon London, gathering the city’s longevity professionals in one room.
