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CRAYS LONGEVITY HUB

MORE ENERGY TODAY.
MORE GOOD
YEARS AHEAD.

Longevity isn’t about living forever. It’s about supporting your healthspan—more energy, better recovery and everyday function for the years ahead.

BUILD YOUR RECOVERY ROUTINE SEE WHAT’S INSIDE
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YOUR DAY,
DESIGNED TO RECOVER

Longevity is built in small, repeatable moments. We focus on habits first, tools second—so recovery becomes part of how you live.

BUILD YOUR ROUTINE

MORNING

Hydrate, natural light, movement, protein and breath.

FOUNDATIONS

Habits that set your day up.

OPTIONAL TOOLS

Light exposure · Breathwork
Cold exposure

TRAINING

Move with intent. Strength, mobility and cardio.

FOUNDATIONS

Progressive training, adequate fuel.

OPTIONAL TOOLS

Compression · Heat
Guided warm-up

RESET

Downshift your nervous system. Restore, don’t just rest.

FOUNDATIONS

Breath, mobility, steps, protein and hydration.

OPTIONAL TOOLS

Cold plunge · Sauna
Red light · Normatec

EVENING

Prepare for quality sleep. Wind down, reflect, connect.

FOUNDATIONS

Dim lights, device curfew, consistency.

OPTIONAL TOOLS

Relaxation · Red light
Meditation

02

THE SIX SIGNALS WE SUPPORT

Longevity means better everyday function. Our experiences are designed to support the systems that help you feel your best.

ENERGY

Sustained energy throughout the day.

SLEEP

Deeper rest and better recovery.

STRENGTH

Build and maintain functional strength.

FOCUS

Clearer thinking and mental clarity.

STRESS BALANCE

Resilience for life’s ups and downs.

CONNECTION

Meaningful relationships and community.

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COLD. LIGHT.
HEAT. OXYGEN.
RECOVERY.

Experiences that can support your routine—used mindfully, with guidance and without promises of medical outcomes.

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COLD

THE EXPERIENCE

Brief, guided exposure to cool water can feel invigorating and purposeful.

WHAT CURRENT EVIDENCE SUGGESTS*

May support perceived recovery and alertness after exercise.

Evidence varies by use.

WHO SHOULD CHECK FIRST

People with heart conditions, Raynaud’s, high blood pressure, or who are pregnant.

DURATION / CONTEXT

Short exposure. Always ease in.

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LIGHT

THE EXPERIENCE

Natural and red or near-infrared light support a deliberate light routine.

WHAT CURRENT EVIDENCE SUGGESTS*

Effects depend on wavelength, dose and purpose; research is still developing.

Evidence varies by use.

WHO SHOULD CHECK FIRST

People with photosensitivity, active cancer treatment, or eye conditions.

DURATION / CONTEXT

Keep eyes closed or protected where instructed.

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HEAT

THE EXPERIENCE

Dry heat can promote relaxation and a deep sense of ease.

WHAT CURRENT EVIDENCE SUGGESTS*

May support circulation, perceived recovery and relaxation.

Evidence varies by use.

WHO SHOULD CHECK FIRST

People who are pregnant, have low blood pressure, heart conditions or feel unwell.

DURATION / CONTEXT

Stay hydrated. Leave if dizzy or uncomfortable.

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OXYGEN

THE EXPERIENCE

Guided breathwork and specialist oxygen experiences require clear context.

WHAT CURRENT EVIDENCE SUGGESTS*

Breathwork may support relaxation; medical oxygen uses are separate and specific.

Emerging or context-specific.

WHO SHOULD CHECK FIRST

People with respiratory conditions, recent surgery, migraines, or who are pregnant.

DURATION / CONTEXT

Only use specialist equipment under qualified guidance.

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RECOVERY

THE EXPERIENCE

Compression, mobility and quiet recovery can help create space to reset.

WHAT CURRENT EVIDENCE SUGGESTS*

May support perceived soreness and relaxation after activity.

Evidence varies by protocol.

WHO SHOULD CHECK FIRST

People with circulation concerns, acute infection, pregnancy or neuropathy.

DURATION / CONTEXT

Use as one part of a balanced routine.

Information on this page supports general wellbeing. It is not medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.

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THE FOUNDATION
UNDER EVERY ROUTINE

Simple habits. Real impact.

MOVE

Move daily. Build strength and mobility.

SLEEP

Prioritize consistent, quality sleep.

NUTRITION

Eat real food. Fuel consistently.

RECOVERY TIME

Rest, restore and breathe.

SOCIAL CONNECTION

We’re stronger together.

05

GUIDED FROM
FIRST VISIT
TO REVIEW

You’re not on your own. We guide you, adapt and keep your goals front and center.

SEE HOW IT WORKS
  1. 1. DISCOVER

    Tell us your goals and lifestyle. We listen first.

  2. 2. READINESS CHECK

    A simple screening helps us understand what’s right for you.

  3. 3. GUIDED SESSION

    Experience your plan with a coach and the right tools.

  4. 4. REFLECT

    We review how you felt and what worked.

  5. 5. ADAPT

    We refine your plan so it evolves with your life.

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KNOW BEFORE
YOU GO

Your safety is everything. We combine smart screening with professional guidance.

PROFESSIONAL SUPPORT

Coaches and staff guide safe, effective experiences.

CONTRAINDICATION SCREENING

We check for conditions that may increase risk.

STOP IF UNWELL

If you feel unwell, stop and tell a coach.

NOT MEDICAL TREATMENT

Our services support general wellbeing; they do not diagnose or treat.

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