LONGEVITY COLOGNE: Beyond the Hype Night
Join us for an inspiring and science-backed evening in Cologne dedicated to uncovering the real drivers of healthspan. Amidst all the wellness trends and biohacking noise, what actually moves the needle?
Event Details
Date: Tuesday, 30 June
Time: 18:30
Location: People People Cafe, Cologne
Free to join!
Agenda
18:30 – Doors Open
18:45 – Welcome & Intro by Longevity Germany
19:00 – Keynote Talk + Interactive Q&A: "Beyond the hype: what actually matters for your longevity"
20:00 onwards – Networking over drinks & snacks
About the Talk
In a world flooded with expensive devices, complex routines, and overnight health trends, it is easy to lose sight of the foundational pillars that truly support a long, healthy life. Nicolas will help us cut through the noise. We will explore practical, evidence-based insights into how nutrition, environment, and mindset interact to shape your biological future.
Whether you are a longevity enthusiast or just beginning your health journey, you will walk away with actionable, real-world strategies.
About the Speaker: Nicolas Ting
Nicolas A. Ting (M. Sc.) is a dynamic nutrition and food scientist, entrepreneur, and university lecturer in Social Entrepreneurship. Over the past 7 years, he has founded three companies, including a sustainable regional oat start-up. Currently, he channels his expertise into the healthspan industry as a Longevity & Product Consultant and B2B Sales Operations Manager for Avea Life AG. Guided by the philosophy that people's diet is influenced more by their environment and feelings than by their knowledge, he acts as an ambassador and transformer for future-oriented, holistic nutrition. Nicolas balances his mission for healthy people on a healthy planet across his roles as a nutritionist, founder, coach, speaker, and proud dad.
Connect with Nicolas:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolasting
About Longevity Germany
Longevity Germany is a leading community and platform dedicated to accelerating the longevity movement in Germany and making it accessible, open and human.