Protect Your Healthspan.
Reach the Future.
TimeWarp exists to help people preserve biological resilience, energy, and cognitive clarity today while building healthspan for the decades ahead.
Built at the intersection of longevity science,
systems thinking, and elite scientific guidance.
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Dr. Stefanie Morgan
Clinical Geroscience & Longevity Trials
Dr. Stefanie Morgan is a longevity researcher and VP of Operations and Applied Sciences at AgelessRx. Her work focuses on translating geroscience into human evidence, including clinical research on rapamycin and aging interventions. She helps ensure TimeWarp formulations reflect both mechanistic aging biology and responsible clinical application.
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Dr. David Furman
Lead Advisor | Immunology & Systems Biology
Dr. David Furman is an internationally recognized immunologist studying how immune dysfunction and chronic inflammation drive biological aging. He directs the Stanford 1000 Immunomes Project and is a Professor at the Buck Institute for Research on Aging. His research on inflammaging and the iAge inflammatory aging clock has informed large scale immune monitoring efforts, including collaborations with organizations such as NASA.
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Dr. Deepti Agarwal
Clinical Longevity & Precision Medicine
Dr. Deepti Agarwal is a triple board-certified physician in Anesthesiology, Pain Medicine, and Integrative Medicine. Through her clinical practice in Chicago, she works with high-performing individuals to optimize metabolic health, recovery, and long-term resilience. She helps ensure TimeWarp protocols translate effectively from laboratory science to real-world clinical outcomes.
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Dr. Vittorio Sebastiano
Cellular Rejuvenation & Epigenetic Aging
Dr. Vittorio Sebastiano is a stem cell biologist at Stanford whose research explores how aging can be reversed at the cellular level. His lab pioneered ERA (Epigenetic Reprogramming of Aging), a breakthrough approach to rejuvenating cells without altering their identity. His work strengthens TimeWarp’s scientific foundation across epigenetics and cellular renewal.
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Dr. Danielle Orozco Cosio
Neuroscience, Data Science & Longevity Systems
Dr. Danielle Orozco Cosio is a neuroscientist and technology leader focused on scaling biomedical discovery through data and AI. She currently serves as Director of Strategic Partnerships at Standard Model Biomedicine and previously conducted Alzheimer’s research at Massachusetts General Hospital. Her work helps ensure TimeWarp approaches longevity as a rigorous systems science.
The TimeWarp Philosophy
Healthspan is the ultimate asset.
Protect it early and support it consistently. Over time, the benefits compound.
Longevity isn’t about chasing immortality.
It’s about staying healthy long enough to experience the future.
Systems over shortcuts.
The biology of aging is interconnected, so meaningful progress requires supporting multiple pathways together.
Science before hype.
We prioritize biological mechanisms, credible research, and careful interpretation.
Stability amid acceleration.
The world is changing rapidly. Healthspan helps us stay resilient as it does.
Why Longevity Matters
Modern medicine often treats conditions like heart disease, cancer, neurodegeneration, and metabolic disorders as separate problems.
But they share a common driver.
Aging is one of the largest risk factors behind many of the diseases that shorten human life.
As we age, biological systems responsible for cellular repair, metabolic regulation, and immune balance gradually lose resilience. The risk of many major diseases rises exponentially as these systems decline.
Over the past two decades, scientists have mapped many of the mechanisms behind this process, often referred to as the hallmarks of aging. These include genomic instability, mitochondrial dysfunction, cellular senescence, epigenetic alterations, and chronic inflammation.
Supporting these interconnected systems may help maintain health for longer.
That idea is the scientific foundation behind TimeWarp.
A Systems Approach
Most supplements focus on individual ingredients or narrow claims.
TimeWarp takes a different approach.
Longevity is not driven by a single molecule. It emerges from complex biological systems that regulate energy production, inflammation, cellular repair, and metabolic stability.
Our formulations are designed with these systems in mind.
We prioritize:
Pathway coverage
Supporting multiple biological drivers of aging together.
Evidence hierarchy
Prioritizing compounds supported by strong mechanistic data and human studies.
Synergy over stacking
Designing formulations that work together as an integrated system.
Practical simplicity
Translating complex science into protocols that can be followed consistently.
The goal is simple: feel better today while supporting long-term healthspan.
Letter from the Founder
A Letter from Kristen
A few years ago, I went through a period where my mental clarity began to deteriorate. I struggled with persistent rumination, difficulty sleeping, and a sense that something in my system was simply off.
It was frustrating and, at times, disorienting.
My husband had already spent nearly a decade studying longevity science, nutritional biochemistry, and the biological pathways that influence aging. As we started digging deeper, we discovered that I carry an MTHFR gene variation that affects how my body processes certain B vitamins and methylation pathways.
My own background had already pushed me toward understanding complex systems and biological science. I earned my MBA from MIT Sloan School of Management and later pursued additional coursework in genetics, genomics, and aging biology through programs at Stanford University School of Medicine.
When I began using the correct methylated forms of these nutrients, things gradually began to change. My energy improved. My thinking became clearer. The constant cognitive strain started to lift.
That experience pushed us further into the science of longevity. As we built our own structured stack, we realized that no existing product addressed the biological systems we believed were most important for long-term health.
What began as a personal search for answers slowly evolved into a broader mission.
TimeWarp was created as a public benefit corporation to translate emerging longevity science into practical systems designed for everyday life.
Our goal is simple: help people feel better today while protecting their healthspan for the future.
Because living longer only matters if we live well.
Kristen
Founder & CEO
The Meaning Behind TimeWarp
Human progress is accelerating.
Breakthroughs in biotechnology, artificial intelligence, and medicine are expanding what may be possible for human health and longevity.
But to experience that future, we must maintain the resilience of our biology today.
The TimeWarp symbol, inspired by a gyroscope, represents stability in motion. A gyroscope maintains balance even as the world around it shifts.
Our philosophy is simple:
Stay biologically resilient while the world accelerates around you.
Healthspan is what allows us to reach the future.
