A decade in human health.
Now, one dog.

I'm the founder of Gene Food, a genomics company in personalized nutrition. For almost 10 years, I've worked at the intersection of genetics, biomarkers, and nutrient pathways — helping people understand what makes their biology unique and how to optimize for it.

It was fascinating to discover that some of the same pathways we target in human longevity — NrF2, mTOR, oxidative stress — apply directly to dogs. The science translates. But nobody was putting it together for a specific dog, with real data, and real accountability.

Ned is 9.5 years old. He was born in San Luis Obispo and has been with me since he was 8 weeks old — through San Diego, Austin, LA, Jackson Hole, NYC, Michigan, and now Santa Barbara. He's healthy by every visible measure, but I wanted to go deeper. I wanted to actually know what was happening inside. To understand his unique biology, personalize his care, and give a senior dog who deserves it every possible advantage.

So I'm pulling his blood, studying his genetics, building him a personalized protocol — protein cycling, targeted supplementation, NrF2 activation — and measuring everything over time. Every step, documented on camera.

If it works for Ned, it can work for your dog too.