Longevity medicine in London and Kent

It starts with an in-person consultation with Marina at our Maidstone clinic. She looks at your health, history and goals, explains which tests might be useful and what each can and cannot show, then helps you understand any results. From there she can give lifestyle and supplement guidance and, if something needs medical attention, a referral letter to your GP. You decide what, if anything, to do next.

It can help you understand your current health and act on the best available evidence. No treatment has been shown to undo ageing, and we make no such claim. The evidence is much stronger for everyday habits. Regular physical activity, for example, lowers the risk of heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes and some cancers. Our work focuses on understanding your current health and helping you put that kind of evidence into practice in a way that fits your life.

No. Marina is an NMC-registered nurse with more than 25 years of nursing experience, a cardiac nursing background and continuing-education training in longevity medicine, including courses with the Geneva College of Longevity Science and the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity. She is JCCP-verified and a member of the RCN. She carries out your assessment, interprets your results and gives lifestyle and supplement guidance. She does not diagnose illness or prescribe medicines, so anything that needs medical care goes to your GP.

No. Your GP remains responsible for diagnosing and treating illness, and you should keep going to NHS screening appointments when you are invited. Our service is for people who want to understand and look after their health in more depth. If you have new or worrying symptoms, contact your GP or NHS 111 first rather than waiting for a longevity appointment.

That depends on your goals and is agreed at your consultation. Options can include blood tests that measure biomarkers, which are measurable signs of how the body is working, such as cholesterol or blood sugar, and the Muhdo DNA and epigenetic test. Marina explains what each test can and cannot show before you decide. Some people choose not to test at all.

Marina explains in plain language what the result may mean and whether it needs medical follow-up. A single biomarker result is not a diagnosis, and one reading can be affected by short-term factors. If a result needs a doctor's attention, Marina can write a referral letter for you to take to your GP, who decides on any further tests or treatment.

Yes. Marina can give guidance on supplements as part of your plan, including whether you are likely to need one at all. Most people can get the nutrients they need from a varied, balanced diet, though some people need extra. Supplements can interact with medicines, so tell us about everything you take. Our shop stocks HINNAO supplements if you would like to buy through us.

Book an in-person consultation at our clinic at 82 King Street, Maidstone, or message us on WhatsApp for a free discovery call first. The discovery call is a short conversation for general questions about the service. It is not a clinical assessment, so it cannot cover your results or personal medical advice. We welcome clients from across Kent.