Now follow these 2 steps:
Need to change the time? Use the "Reschedule" link in your confirmation email.
Accept the calendar invitation you just received via email (this ensures someone else doesn't take your spot). Be sure to check spam folders if you don't see it.
This will help you in your due diligence process.
Howon has a PhD in nanotechnology and spent years as a research scientist. Then he turned that on himself.
Two years ago his health was a wreck. Couldn't run a mile under 12 minutes, overweight, tired all the time. He'd never once tested his blood.
Today:
Full story: How I Got My Health to Top 1% in 2 Years
You can, if you want it. You could follow Bryan Johnson's protocol right now, the one he posts free.
Howon did exactly that. Two months in, his Whoop looked elite. His blood didn't.
So he did it the only way left. Two and a half years living and breathing it, every day. Over 10,000 hours of reading, tracking, and trial and error. Plus $50,000+ in tests, supplements, gear, and food. Most of it wasted on stuff that doesn't work.
That's the 10,000+ hours he already paid for. You don't have to.
Free info and AI answer what you ask. They can't flag what you don't know to ask.
Howon gives you two things they can't:
Yes. He caps it at 25 clients on purpose.
One person can answer texts in minutes for about 25 people. Past that it becomes a waiting line, and that's not what you signed up for. So he keeps it small enough to actually be there.
And it's all backed by the guarantee. If it's ever not working for you, you can step away. That's how confident he is he'll be there.
You won't know everything that'll come up. Nobody does. That's the point of having Howon.
You don't have to predict the problem. The moment something feels off, a weird Whoop reading, a bad week, a result you didn't expect, you tell him and he adjusts. That same day, usually.
A protocol on paper breaks the first time real life hits it. This isn't a protocol on paper. It changes as you change.
Less than you're doing now.
Right now you've got the research part. Reading studies, watching podcasts, second-guessing, switching supplements at 11pm. You're prepping food that probably isn't optimal for you. You're doing workouts that aren't built for your body. All of it takes time, and most of it is guessing.
Howon takes that off you. Your side is simple:
Then every week, Howon adjusts the plan to whatever your life actually looks like. Traveling that week? Birthday party? Slammed at work? He tells you exactly what to do, that week, for that situation. You're never guessing how to make it fit. He's already handled it.
It will. Howon's whole job is to find what's actually going on with you, not guess from averages.
Most people who say this are sure they're a special case. Bad genetics, tried everything, nothing moves. Then Howon gets the full picture, your data, your history, your life, and finds the lever nobody had pulled. It moves because he's reading you, not a template.
We're confident enough to back it. If it's truly not working for you, you can step away, no questions. So there's no version of this where you're stuck.
You walk away running it yourself, and you keep everything.
The full plan, your data, and your protocols stay yours. Nothing gets locked behind a subscription.
By day 90 you've already seen your body handle travel, a sick week, a plateau. You know which tests to rerun, how often, and what to change when life shifts. That's the actual goal: you don't need a coach anymore.
If you want to keep going, there's an option to stay on. Most don't need it. The ones who want a second phase or a new goal can re-up, but it's a choice, never the plan.
Two ways this ends:
If at any point in the 90 days you think it's not working, you think we suck, you don't vibe with Howon, whatever the reason, you get all your money back. That's it.
The worst case is the same as doing nothing, except you've lost no money and you've learned what actually works for your body.
Results may vary. The testimonials and examples shown are from real clients and reflect their individual experiences. They are not guarantees of specific outcomes, as success depends on various factors including effort, consistency, and individual circumstances.
Danny · Client
