What is The Maier Method and what does it mean for you?
Most people still rely on the traditional model of medicine, which is fundamentally reactive and engages only after illness has already developed. However, our goal is to move beyond reaction and proactively safeguard health before problems arise.
That is exactly why we created The Maier Method. The narrative of passive ageing ends today.
With our evidence-based approach, we get a complete view of your unique biology. We look at how your body is performing right now and figure out your current biological age. This allows us to pinpoint exactly where you might face trouble down the road, but also how you could achieve early, noticeable gains in vitality.
Chi Longevity offers face-to-face programmes and virtual programmes, enabling access to our healthy longevity framework across locations.
Our Programmes
Chi Longevity’s programmes follow an evidence-based framework designed to support long-term health, vitality, and performance.
Each programme assesses your unique biology across the body’s key systems to understand how they function today and inform personalised recommendations aligned with health optimisation and healthy ageing.
Specialised Programmes
Chi Longevity’s specialised programmes provide focused, evidence-based assessment within specific areas of health relevant to healthy ageing. Each programme takes a deeper look at a defined biological system, using targeted assessments to understand how that system is functioning at a given point in time.
Findings are reviewed by Chi Longevity’s multidisciplinary team and translated into personalised recommendations aligned with your individual health goals. Specialised programmes are available as standalone pathways for those seeking deeper insight and clarity in a specific area of health.
“Living longer without vitality or independence is not the vision of healthy longevity medicine. At Chi Longevity, we look at ‘biological youthfulness’, maintaining organ and system function so that people are feeling better now AND will be able to perform well in their 70s or 80s.”