A station in the Brain Lab at our Brain Longevity Mastermind in New York on February 6, 2027, where about 120 longevity physicians can take the CloudANS test themselves. Then the rest of our 2027 events, and a year-round place on the platform.
Our seventh Mastermind, and our first on the brain. We have covered hormones, peptides, and skin, bone and muscle. Each edition takes one topic from every angle, so physicians leave with protocols and products they can use in clinic.
A physicians-only day on a single topic. One keynote at a time on stage, never parallel tracks, so everyone hears the same talks and spends the breaks together. We keep the room intimate on purpose: by the end of the day, most people have spoken to almost everyone, partners included. Every session is livestreamed and recorded.
This Mastermind looks at the brain from every angle, including the nervous system that connects it to the rest of the body.
Sleep, focus, mood and blood pressure all run through the autonomic nervous system. CloudANS gives physicians a way to measure it, on the one day they are thinking only about the brain.
In the Brain Lab, Dr. Adiraju and your team run the test in person. Physicians see their own sympathetic and parasympathetic readout, then the patient and clinician reports, on the same Polar or Garmin setup their patients would use at home.
Most attendees run or lead a practice, many in private pay. They are the physicians who could offer a baseline test and a 90-day retest to their own patients.
Teaching on stage, and long breaks in one shared room, where the partners are.
Mocktails and light bites, alcohol-free because we care about your nervous system too. Physicians meet a dozen peers before the first talk.
The day opens in the room where breakfast, coffee and lunch happen, next to the Brain Lab.
Short keynotes of 20 to 30 minutes on brain longevity, from the science to clinical use, with breaks for coffee and the partners in between.
Everyone together. This is when the community meets, and when most collaborations start.
Long tables in a private room at a New York restaurant, once the sessions are done.
The Brain Lab sits in the Lounge, where physicians spend breakfast, the coffee breaks and lunch, and try each technology on themselves. Partners are also introduced from the stage, so the room and the livestream audience both know who is there.
If February works well, there are two more chances to meet the network in person this year: the Cannes Summit in June and our fall Mastermind in New York.
Summit
Palais des Festivals, Cannes
Three days with 250+ physicians, researchers and clinical innovators from more than 30 countries.
Fall edition
New York City · topic to be announced
The same format as February, on a new topic. Partners who book early help shape it.
A physician rarely changes how they practice after one conversation. Half of each Mastermind are returning members, and between events they keep talking on our online platform. Being there means the doctors you meet in New York can find you again, and so can the ones who were not in the room.
Members can find Autonomic Health in the partner directory and contact your team directly. You see who reached out and what they asked about.
The nervous system is hard to explain in a booth conversation. A Rooms session lets members ask Dr. Adiraju their questions directly, and live sessions and the short courses built from them stay in our School library after the session ends.
Your listing explains what CloudANS measures, who it is for and how a clinic gets started, with a direct line to your team for physicians who want to offer the test to their patients.
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Teach physicians the autonomic nervous system, and recruit.
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