Chi Longevity, a Singapore-based longevity clinic, has launched what it claims is the world's first evidence-based healthy longevity gym, named 'Chi Longevity with Sparkd,' following its acquisition of the brain fitness firm Sparkd.

Founded by Professor Andrea Maier, a geroscience researcher, Chi Longevity aims to address aging and health, while Sparkd, established by Anna Milani, is recognized as Asia's first brain-body fitness concept designed to enhance cognitive and physical performance.

The new venture integrates medical diagnostics with cognitive and physical fitness interventions, targeting aging, brain function, and overall physical health.

The program is designed for prevention and peak performance across all age groups, combining various forms of physical and cognitive training led by experts in neuroscience and longevity medicine.

Lindsay Cooper, co-founder of Chi Longevity, emphasizes that the collaboration aims to make brain-body longevity training more accessible and effective for a broader audience beyond just rehabilitation.

Training programs will be guided by medical diagnostics, ensuring targeted outcomes and making cognitive motor training accessible to a global audience for the first time.

As cognitive function significantly declines starting in the late 20s, with more pronounced deterioration by age 60, there is an increasing public demand for cognitive enhancement solutions.

This acquisition follows Chi Longevity's recent expansion into the Four Seasons Hotel Singapore, highlighting the growing interest in healthy longevity solutions.

Anna Milani emphasizes that prescribed exercise increases commitment to longevity, and the collaboration aims to create a unique integration of Sparkd’s brain-body training with Chi’s medical expertise.