Have you ever imagined being able to detect cancer in your body at stage zero, when it’s supremely treatable and most likely curable?
What about having access to stem cells to recover from a torn ligament, or to help the persistent, debilitating pain in your lower back without surgery?
Can you picture yourself when you’re 95 years old having the energy, strength, and vitality of someone twenty years younger?
For many people, envisioning these scenarios is extremely difficult — and medical advancements such as these feel like they’re very far off in the future. But in reality, regenerative medicine, preventative diagnostic tools, and the ability to turn back our biological clocks are much closer than you may think.
Many of these tools and therapies are available RIGHT NOW, and others could soon be approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). In fact, recent advancements in biotechnology and healthcare have led to a transformative wave of new treatments that can help you and those you love live a healthier, longer, and more vibrant life.
The Recent Mind-Blowing Advancements in Medical Technology
In just the past few years, medical technology has advanced at an exponential rate, and there are two primary reasons for this:
There has been a recent inflow of capital and investment
While COVID-19 has brought devastation to people around the world, it has also served as a massive stimulus for investment. More venture capital was invested in 2020 than at any other time in history, and today, there are more dollars than ever before available to drive medical and biotech innovations from research into the market.
Biology is now an information technology
This means that the field of medicine is getting both better and cheaper at warp speed, and every phase of medical treatment is being reimagined. Now, sensors and networks are upending medical diagnostics, robotics and 3D printing are reinventing traditional medical procedures, and artificial intelligence (AI), genomics, cellular medicine, gene therapies, and gene editing are transforming medicines themselves.
When you put these two things together, you have the ability to completely transform medicine as we know it today. The change in approach from a one-size-fits-all system to one that’s future-looking, proactive, personalized, and precise will make a tremendous difference in the lives of people all over the world — and is what drove Tony to write LIFE FORCE along with Dr. Peter Diamandis and Dr. Robert Hariri.
Tony’s Journey to Becoming the CEO of His Own Health
If you know much about Tony, you know that he places insane physical demands on his body. He travels constantly, speaking in more than 100 cities a year, holding the attention of audiences of up to 35,000 people for days at a time. In just one day of being on stage at one of his events, Tony burns 11,300 calories — the equivalent of playing two and a half NBA basketball games, or running three marathons.
He may make it look easy, but the impressive physical strength and stamina Tony has in his sixties is a result of him being the CEO of his own health and taking control of the most important medical decisions in his life. After being told that his health conditions were irreversible, he experienced firsthand how regenerative medicine not only helped him heal, but made him stronger than ever before.
Since then, he’s been on a mission to bring the best information forward, so that you can use it to enhance the quality of your life, or even save your life or the life of someone you love.
Over the last 3 years, he’s interviewed over 150 of the top doctors, scientists, and pioneers leading the regenerative medicine revolution. True visionaries who are developing solutions to combat deadly diseases, methods to restore the body at the cellular and molecular levels, and life-changing regenerative innovations that amplify the body’s capacity to repair and renew itself.
LIFE FORCE is the culmination of Tony’s journey to answer some of life’s most important questions, in an effort to encourage every day people to be the CEO of their own health — just as he has.
