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Rudy Inaba on Personalized Longevity and Fitness

How do you maximize health span and avoid the slow decline often associated with aging? Rudy Inaba, an expert in performance health and longevity, explains why data-driven fitness and personalized interventions are the future, shares the latest advancements in medical technology, and offers insights into how science is reshaping the way we approach long-term health.

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How do you maximize health span and avoid the slow decline often associated with aging? Rudy Inaba, an expert in performance health and longevity, explains why data-driven fitness and personalized interventions are the future. He breaks down the importance of VO2 max as a predictor of longevity, the impact of structured exercise on metabolic health, and why the best path to aging well isn’t found in exotic supplements but in consistent, foundational habits. As the Director of Performance Health at Cenegenics, he also shares the latest advancements in medical technology, from musculoskeletal scans to plasmapheresis, offering insights into how science is reshaping the way we approach long-term health.


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Key Moments

“Exercise is the best thing we could put in a pill.”

“Every decision you make has the potential for a win.”

“If you want to improve longevity, start by improving your fitness—everything else follows.”


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How Fitness and Data Are Reshaping Longevity

Rudy Inaba has spent his career helping people live longer, healthier lives through science-backed fitness and medical optimization. As the Director of Performance Health at Cenegenics, he works with individuals looking to maximize their health span using cutting-edge data analysis and personalized intervention strategies. In this episode of The AGEIST Podcast, he breaks down what actually moves the needle when it comes to aging well.

Why VO2 Max Matters More Than You Think

For years, people have fixated on supplements, fad diets, and experimental therapies to extend their lifespan. But according to Rudy, one of the most powerful longevity markers is VO2 max—a measurement of how well your body utilizes oxygen during exercise. Studies show that improving this metric, especially if it’s low, can significantly enhance both quality of life and longevity. It’s not just about endurance athletes—people who increase their VO2 max often see improvements in blood sugar control, inflammation markers, and cardiovascular health.

Health Optimization Starts With the Basics

Rudy makes it clear that longevity doesn’t require exotic interventions. The foundation of long-term health includes structured exercise, proper nutrition, and consistent health tracking. While many people chase the latest “biohacks,” Rudy emphasizes that strength training, cardiovascular fitness, and sleep are the real game-changers. He also highlights the role of advanced diagnostics, from musculoskeletal scans that predict injury risk to quarterly blood work that tracks metabolic function.

Medical Innovation and the Future of Longevity

Cenegenics is at the forefront of longevity science, incorporating medical advancements such as plasmapheresis (a process that filters the blood to remove harmful substances) and nutritional genomics (analyzing genetic markers to tailor diet and supplementation). These innovations, while powerful, are meant to enhance, not replace, foundational health habits. As Rudy notes, the key is to use data to make informed, personalized decisions rather than blindly following wellness trends.

Final Takeaway: Your Health, Your Choice

Rudy Inaba’s message is simple: health span is a choice. Every daily decision—whether it’s movement, diet, or rest—contributes to long-term well-being. Those who approach health with a strategic, informed mindset are the ones who thrive well into later life.

For those looking to take control of their health, this episode offers practical, science-based strategies that anyone can implement today.

Tune in to hear more of Rudy Inaba’s insights on The AGEIST Podcast or read the full episode transcript.

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