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EverMe

EverMe

Health and Human Services

Expert-built. Science-backed. 100% independent. No industry bias—just actionable intelligence.

About us

Expert-built, science-backed, and 100% independent. No industry bias—just actionable intelligence. EverMe is the first truly independent AI-powered longevity platform. We filter out misinformation and marketing hype, delivering research-backed health insights you can trust. - Independently funded & unbiased - AI-powered insights vetted by experts - Cut through the noise—only the facts that matter Download the app at www.everme.ai

Website
https://everme.onelink.me/dAwU/LI
Industry
Health and Human Services
Company size
2-10 employees
Type
Privately Held

Employees at EverMe

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  • The post-workout protein shake is one of the most marketed habits in fitness. Drink it immediately or the gains disappear that's the story you were sold. The reality is more nuanced. Protein after exercise DOES support muscle protein synthesis. But the urgency around timing is less settled than it's been sold. What consistently matters more is total daily protein, the quality of what you're eating, and whether your training and recovery are actually working together. The details behind that are worth understanding. Explore more on EverMe.

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  • Most people don't think about cognitive health until something feels off. But the questions worth asking, what it is, who it affects, why it matters for how long and how well you live, are worth understanding long before that. Swipe through. Then explore the answers on EverMe.

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  • The 20-20-20 rule exists for a reason — every 20 minutes, look at something at least 20 feet away for 20 seconds. It's one of the simplest things you can do for your eye health and it costs nothing. Explore more on EverMe.

  • Most people are sitting on more health data than they know what to do with. Sleep scores. Step counts. Heart rate variability. The numbers are there. The patterns are visible. What's missing is the intelligence layer that connects all of it to what you should actually focus on today. That's the gap Today's Take was built to close. Every day, EverMe looks at your wearable data, your goals, and scored health intelligence to surface what's most relevant to you. The data was never the problem. Understanding it was. Download EverMe. www.everme.ai

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  • You slept eight hours. Your score says 74. You're exhausted. The score isn't wrong. It's just not giving you the full picture. But context can. Sync your wearable with EverMe and see what yours is saying.

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  • The Globe and Mail just asked a great question: why are some of Canada's most accomplished people spending serious time and money on longevity? Because they've seen what bad health information costs. EverMe was built on one premise. The smartest people in the room still cannot find quality longevity information they can actually trust. Not because it doesn't exist. Because the internet buries it. So we built a system that filters it. Independent, rigorous, and built to cut through the noise so people can actually choose differently. We're grateful to be featured in ROB Magazine alongside the people who believed in this mission early. The work is just getting started. https://lnkd.in/dpyzPQJN

  • GLP-1 drugs are everywhere right now. Ozempic, Semaglutide, Berberine marketed as "nature's Ozempic," fat burners promising a metabolic boost. The common thread across all of them? They manage the symptoms of a slow metabolism. None of them rewire it. Before you think about what to take, it's worth understanding what your metabolism actually responds to. Get #BackToBasics on EverMe.

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  • Even a ten minute walk after a meal can cut your blood sugar spike by up to 30%. Movement keeps digestion moving, lifts post-meal fatigue, and costs you nothing. It doesn't need to be a workout. It just needs to be a routine. Explore more on EverMe.

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