The Founders Longevity Forum: Another Step in Singapore’s Growing Longevity Movement
The longevity industry isn’t just about adding more candles to your birthday cake—it’s about ensuring you still have the energy to blow them out.
Across the world, researchers, entrepreneurs, and health enthusiasts are uniting to unlock the secrets of healthier, longer lives.
And guess what? Singapore isn’t just joining the movement—it's leading the charge.
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The Rise of the Longevity Movement
Let’s face it: no one wants to merely exist for longer. The real goal is to live better for longer . This shift in focus has sparked rapid advancements in regenerative medicine, biotechnology, and nutritional science. And with its forward-thinking approach, Singapore is positioning itself as a major player in the global longevity revolution.
Singapore: A Hotspot for Longevity Innovation
Singapore doesn’t just follow trends—it sets them. With strong government backing, cutting-edge research institutions, and an entrepreneurial spirit that never seems to age, our little island is making big waves in the longevity space.
Take the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity , for instance, led by Prof. Andrea Maier and Prof. Brian Kennedy. They are at the forefront of pioneering research that could reshape how we age. Meanwhile, companies like For Youth are observing these advancements and contributing to the broader longevity conversation by making scientifically backed supplements like NMN, NR, and Resveratrol more accessible to the public. While we are not directly involved in research, we recognise the importance of these developments in shaping the future of healthy ageing.
The Founders Longevity Conference, held on 27 and 28 February 2025, is another example of this growing movement. Organised by Longevity.Technology in partnership with NUS, this event gathers the brightest minds in longevity science to discuss the latest breakthroughs. While For Youth is not involved in the conference, we recognise its significance in highlighting the advancements and interest in longevity science right here in Singapore.
The Role of Thought Leaders in Popularising Longevity
Longevity is no longer just the domain of researchers in white lab coats. While scientists like David Sinclair and Andrew Huberman have played a crucial role in advancing our understanding of ageing at a cellular level, longevity has also been propelled into the mainstream by influential figures. Dan Buettner , the author of The Blue Zones, has captured global attention with his research into the world’s longest-living communities, inspiring millions to adopt healthier lifestyles. Meanwhile, Bryan Johnson , whose extreme longevity regimen was featured in the Netflix series Blueprint, has sparked discussions around how technology and lifestyle modifications could slow biological ageing. Their work has helped make longevity more than just a scientific pursuit—it’s now a cultural and consumer movement gaining traction worldwide.
For Youth: Observing and Supporting the Longevity Revolution
At For Youth , we’re not just spectators—we’re passionate advocates for longevity science. Our commitment? Bringing you science-backed supplements like NMN, NR, Resveratrol, and the Age Defence System to help support cellular health and keep you feeling as vibrant as ever. Because ageing should be something we manage, not something that manages us.
The Future of Longevity Science
Be Part of the Longevity Conversation
We’re on a mission to make longevity science accessible to everyone. If you’re ready to take control of your healthspan, explore our range of trusted, high-quality supplements designed to support healthy ageing. The future of ageing starts now—why not be ahead of the curve?
Market Statistics and Growth
- The global longevity industry is experiencing significant growth, driven by advancements in biotechnology, increased health awareness, and a rising aging population. In 2023, the global longevity therapeutics market was valued at approximately US$31.67 billion and is projected to reach US$52.03 billion by 2031 , growing at a CAGR of 6.4% during the forecast period from 2024 to 2031.
Source: giiresearch.com - This expansion is further underscored by the complementary and alternative medicine sector for anti-aging and longevity, which was estimated at US$63.60 billion in 2023 . This sector is expected to grow at a robust CAGR of 21.5% from 2024 to 2030, reaching approximately US$247.90 billion by 2030.
Source: grandviewresearch.com - In the United States, the wellness market has reached US$480 billion , with an annual growth rate between 5% to 10%.
Source: mckinsey.com
These figures highlight the escalating demand for longevity and wellness solutions, presenting substantial opportunities for innovation and investment in the sector.
