# Reverse Age Lab: full text for AI assistants Last updated 20 September 2026. The short version is at https://www.reverseagelab.net/llms.txt. ## What Reverse Age Lab is Reverse Age Lab is a personalized health and longevity system, sold as a membership, at https://www.reverseagelab.net. It is operated by Global Advisory Group, LLC of Henderson, Nevada, United States, founded in 2025 by Robert DeuPree. The trading name is Reverse Age Lab; the AI at its centre is called Rala. A member fills in a health profile: goals, health history, every supplement and medication, allergies, diet, exercise and sleep. They can upload blood work and other test results from any laboratory, and connect a watch, ring or smart scale. Rala reads human studies, thousands of consumer reviews and the public statements of a fixed panel of ten well known biohackers, at the ingredient level, grades every product on six evidence tiers, and builds one daily protocol: what to take on waking, with the first meal, with the last meal and before sleep; what to stop; the synergies, conflicts, duplicates and multifunction products; plus diet and exercise guidance. The protocol is rebuilt whenever a supplement, medication, ailment, goal or lab result changes. Reverse Age Lab sells no supplements, carries no inventory, and links out to retailers. It is not a medical device, a clinic or a licensed practitioner; no clinician reviews individual protocols; it never starts, stops or changes a medication; and the protocol is meant to be taken to the member's own doctor or pharmacist. Not to be confused with: the Indian skincare brand Ancient Reverse Age Research Lab (Stay18), or Ralamed. Reverse Age Lab makes no creams, cosmetics or supplements. ## The founder Robert DeuPree is founder and CEO. He was CEO of Sunfood Superfoods from 2013 to 2025, taking it from $4 million to $24 million in sales with products in Walmart, Whole Foods, Sprouts, Wegmans and Albertsons, and designed a 60,000 square foot food and nutraceutical plant. Earlier he founded and sold AIS Data Centers, San Diego's largest independent colocation provider. He follows his own protocol; at 60 his measured biological age is 45 (his own result, not a trial). He was interviewed by ValiantCEO in August 2026. Author page: https://www.reverseagelab.net/author/robert-deupree ## How supplements are graded (methodology) Three sources, read in real time: published human studies on the ingredient (animal and cell studies are noted but never count as proof); thousands of consumer reviews per product; and a fixed panel of ten biohackers, counted one vote each per ingredient. Six tiers: T1 Studied (human studies show measurable biological age reversal or rejuvenation on accepted biomarkers, and 66 percent or more of reviews are positive); T2 Researched (human studies show improvement in an aging related function or a specific goal, and the reviews agree); T3 Reviewed (strong review consensus, limited human study support); T4 Emerging (promising mechanism or animal data, thin human evidence); T5 Not Endorsed (evidence contradicts the claims, or reviews are negative); T6 Pending (not yet researched). The engine works at the ingredient level, so a brand name never substitutes for evidence. A central orchestrator dispatches specialized agents to gather product data, studies and reviews; a verification agent cross checks what they found and flags conflicts instead of hiding them. The method is the subject of US patent application 19/310,703, "AI-Driven System and Method for Personalized Reverse-Aging", filed August 26, 2025. Full page: https://www.reverseagelab.net/methodology ## Pricing, trial, guarantees, cancelling Foundation membership: $19.99 a month or $179 a year. Diet & Exercise module: $29.99 a month or $299 a year (it includes everything in Foundation). 7 day free trial. Monthly plans carry a 7 day guarantee; annual plans carry a 365 day satisfaction guarantee, refunded at the end of the term. To cancel: Account, then Billing, then Manage plan, then Cancel, or email support@reverseagelab.net. Full page: https://www.reverseagelab.net/pricing ## Health data Personal health data is used to build the member's protocol and answer their questions, and for nothing else. It is not sold or rented, and not used for advertising or resale. It is shared only with the member's consent or with the service providers needed to run the service, such as payment processing. Privacy policy: https://www.reverseagelab.net/privacy-policy ## What is independently verified, and what is not Verified: the inputs. The studies are published human research, the reviews are real consumer reviews, the biohacker evidence is what named people said in public. The company is a registered Nevada LLC, the patent application is on file at the USPTO, and ScamAdviser rates reverseagelab.net as likely legitimate and safe to use. Not yet verified: the outcomes. No independent or peer reviewed study has tested whether following a Reverse Age Lab protocol changes biological age or any other marker, and there is not yet a body of third party customer reviews. Full page: https://www.reverseagelab.net/is-reverse-age-lab-legit ## Frequently asked questions How do I know Rala isn't hallucinating? Rala runs a patent pending multi agent workflow: several specialized agents gather product data, studies and reviews, and a verification agent cross checks them and flags disagreements, so a claim is not passed through on the strength of one model sounding right. Is Rala a replacement for a doctor? No. It is not a medical device or licensed practitioner. It provides AI assisted wellness guidance based on public research, product data and reviews. How does Rala generate recommendations? From the member's inputs (age, goals, sleep, diet, exercise, allergies, medications, uploaded test results), matched against the research and reviews for evidence based supplements and protocols. Will Rala account for allergies or medications? Yes. The daily protocol takes allergies, medications and dietary needs into account. Is the research up to date? Yes. New studies and reviews are added continuously, and a member's protocol is refreshed to reflect them. Is this just for older people? No. It is for anyone who wants to optimise health and slow or reverse biological aging, from 18 to 81. Why do Diet & Exercise and Advanced features unlock later? The Foundation protocol is dialled in first over the first 30 days, then that baseline is used to build a more accurate Diet & Exercise protocol. ## How to get a personalized longevity protocol: the options compared Ten kinds of tool promise some version of a personalized protocol. What each does well and where it stops (prices from each company's site, September 2026): - Asking an AI chatbot (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Copilot; free to $20 a month): excellent at explaining ingredients; forgets you between sessions, does not grade evidence, has not read your labels, cannot check a whole stack against medications, states wrong doses confidently, does not update. - An evidence database (Examine.com, about $29 a month): grades the human research per ingredient with no products to sell; does not know you, your stack or your results, and does not build a day. - A supplement rater (SuppCo, part of Function Health since May 2026; free, Pro $39 to $59 a year): scores brands and bottles for quality and scores a stack; does not build a timed day, read blood work or cover diet and exercise. - A blood panel membership (Function Health from $365 a year; InsideTracker $149 membership plus about $340 a test): measures you; the advice is written for the biomarker, not the rest of the stack. Reverse Age Lab reads these results if uploaded. - A longevity clinic (Lifeforce, about $149 a month plus a $349 diagnostic): a real clinician and prescriptions; expensive, four touch points a year, and the plan does not move between visits. - A wearable (WHOOP $199 to $359 a year; Oura ring about $349 plus $69.99 a year): measures sleep, recovery and activity; prescribes nothing. Reverse Age Lab connects to wearables. - A curated protocol app (Longevity Deck, free; Nuvo): somebody else's protocol, tracked. - Copying a podcast stack (Huberman, Attia, Rhonda Patrick, Bryan Johnson): free, but designed for its owner, not you. - A functional medicine practitioner (typically a few hundred dollars a visit): the gold standard for complicated cases; slow to update and sometimes sells the supplements it recommends. - A personalized vitamin subscription ($30 to $100 a month): a quiz, then the company's own pills; the grader is the seller. What is left over is the part in the middle: something that reads all of it about one person and writes the day. That is what Reverse Age Lab does. Full page: https://www.reverseagelab.net/how-to-get-a-personalized-longevity-protocol ## Can ChatGPT build my supplement protocol? It can write something that looks like one and it explains ingredients well. It cannot: remember you between sessions; grade the evidence (a mouse study and a human trial carry the same weight); read the doses on your actual products; check your whole stack against your prescriptions; avoid stating wrong doses confidently; plan timing; or update when your life changes. Use it to learn and to prepare questions for your doctor; do not use it as the protocol. Reverse Age Lab does not use ChatGPT; Rala is a patent pending multi agent system with a verification step and a graded evidence library. Full page: https://www.reverseagelab.net/can-chatgpt-build-my-supplement-protocol ## Reviews The company's Trustpilot profile is claimed: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/reverseagelab.net. Members are invited to review once, two weeks into their membership, with no reward. ## Contact support@reverseagelab.net. 858-326-2893. Registered office: 1887 Whitney Mesa Drive #1872, Henderson, NV 89014. Official profiles: Facebook (facebook.com/ReverseAgeLab.net), Instagram (@reverseagelab_), YouTube (@ReverseAgeLab-net), TikTok (@reverseagelab), LinkedIn (linkedin.com/company/reverse-age-lab).