The Personalized Action Plan sounds like advice you already know, like getting more sleep, eating better, and having a fitness regimen. And supplements? I already take them — all of them, it seems like, including the popular anti-aging ones like resveratrol and quercetin. $129 a month seems steep for stuff I’m already doing or at least working on.
But let’s suppose you could get one of these tests for free.
Assuming Tally and its competitors can correctly estimate my real age via methylation testing, the first question I’d have to ask myself is: Do I really want to know?
The question came as a surprise, even to me.
[One of the best pieces of advice I ever heard came to me from my adolescent fascination with litigation: “Don’t ask questions to which you don’t want to hear the answers,” as well as “Don’t ask questions unless you *know* the answers.” I’m pushing 60, and that’s all the bad news I can handle. It’s VIP, but be sure to read the rest of Stephen’s fun column. — Ed]
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