For so many reasons. Really 99% of people want to slow down aging and reverse signs of aging; but they end up doing very little with persistence that guarantees real success because it's so easy to procrastinate and also so time consuming to find everything you need from random doctors/gurus/influencers on YouTube. Ya that doesn't require any money up front, but the time investment is thousands of hours; and eventually after years of trial and error, the money you've invested (wasted) adds up to thousands of dollars to find just a few things that really seem to work for you, and you're still missing dozens of things you really need to be doing for massive results.

Like I said in the video above, most people are literally in disbelief if I tell them my real age, and of course they want similar results but it's just so time consuming to figure out all of this on your own with blogs and YouTube videos, only a few rare nerds make this a full-time job for so many years to the point where they're proving serious results compared to their chronological peers.

The best way to save money and really the only time-efficient shortcut is to take advice from a nerd like me who organized all this into easy to watch presentations where everything is ranked according to effectiveness, and you need links to exactly the right products so you can skip the endless hours shopping and sorting though dozens of "private label" junk products on Amazon and just buy the quality stuff I'm using.

Start with the most effective products and habits first, and then once you've locked down so many good addictions, then slowly add in the dozens of less important things that take more effort but all of them combine together to make an even bigger impact on aging better.

Results. Results. Results. As a mechanical engineer, I'm not the most likely person to develop a results-focused system for slowing and reversing the signs of aging; but my professional career isn't in life-sciences or biotech so I'm not married to any academic dogma or professional/corporate bias for any particular products or methodology.

RELENTLESS OBSESSION with anti-aging combined with a demand for obvious results made me very skeptical of all the doctors and influencers and anti-aging YouTubers who don't seem to be aging any better than random healthy people their age. Yet those authorities will often say without any irony that they've reversed their age because of blood test results and not because of their reflection in a mirror, or brutally honest opinion of people who don't know who they are.

So impartial observers who don't have any bias or "want to believe" -- they look at those influencers like, "Is this just a cult? Because what you're doing obviously isn't working."

After having hundreds of conversations where people ask me "What the hell are you doing? " I started getting a sense of why people aren't using the products I'm using:
A) they don't know about any of this stuff, and B) they really don't believe that anything they do will make a difference because they've never personally experienced any obvious age-reversing results. ADDING DECADES always pushes you to start with the most effective products and habits so that you will see results and get addicted to success.

No, special equipment is not essential for the first step of getting addicted to the best topicals and supplements; but they are essential for the most serious committment to age-reversing results: a red light panel with both 600nm and 800nm LEDs (preferable over a mask), infra-red laser and a microneedling pen are the most important devices but with infrared laser: less is more and you should beware of using it too often which can cause overall collagen breakdown and increased skin sagging and even increased lipolysis especially on the face where thin layers of adipose tissue overheat easily.

Yes. Most of the skincare products and supplements you need are on Amazon or other sites like iHerb.com. Your TOP PRIORITY has to be taking action and getting addicted to the best products, to guarantee results, and then gradually taking on many more of the less dramatically effective products and habits that as a whole add up to big improvements on top of just the most effective basics. You don't have to schedule a call; and "suitcase service" is really only for those who don't mind spending the extra money and don't have time to sort out ordering all this stuff on Amazon and one or two other sites.

Monthly or weekly shopping and remembering to keep this stuff on-hand is the biggest reason many people don't stick with the best products long enough to get addicted -- Amazon subscriptions are really helpful to mitigate this problem.