The Science Behind SRW

The science of how we age

As you age your body changes. Not just on the outside, but at a cellular level too, even down to your DNA.

Scientists have identified these changes in the body as 'The Hallmarks of Aging'. We now have a better understanding of what causes aging, and what we can do to support our cells and their components as we progress through life.

SRW Scientists

We work with leading global scientists to optimise and refine our formulations. Our advisory board consists of highly regarded scientists in areas of research relating to aging. Our scientists have many years of experience in fields relating to the product they represent.

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Dr. Naji Abumrad <br><small>M.D.</small>

Dr. Naji Abumrad
M.D.

Dr. Abumrad is a world renowned leader in the medical industry with over four decades of experience as a scientist and a surgeon. In 2014, he was elected to the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

Dr Moshe Szyf <br><small>Ph.D</small>

Dr Moshe Szyf
Ph.D

Dr. Szyf has over 250 peer-reviewed papers and 40 years of industry experience, specialising in epigenetic discoveries to promote health and prevent disease.

Dr. Alan Snow <br><small>Ph.D, MS</small>

Dr. Alan Snow
Ph.D, MS

Dr. Alan Snow is a world renowned expert in brain aging, memory loss and related diseases. He has been awarded 18 National Institute of Health (NIH) and is an inventor of over 345+ issued patents pertaining to new drugs, nutraceuticals and screening technologies.

Dr Jianjun Yu <br> <small>Ph.D</small>

Dr Jianjun Yu
Ph.D

Dr. Yu has synthesized over 150 new compounds and holds several patents in the medical field. He is passionate about helping humans age better through the ingredient NMN.

SRW Ingredients

We carefully select high quality ingredients that work synergistically in the body for maximum benefit. All of our ingredients are supported by recent research showing evidence of effect.

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