I built Phoenix for myself first.
At the end of 2024, I learned I carry APOE4/4. I panicked, researched everything, bought every supplement, and then saw the same broken system every carrier meets: wait for symptoms, or buy a magic pill.
I built Phoenix for myself first: one carrier, one measured experiment, and seven months of relentless iteration. My results were the first proof. Today, that personal system became a network of carriers measuring, learning, and beating the odds together.
ApoB (mg/dL)
HbA1c
Body Fat
The system told me to wait.
Healthcare strategist. Former consultant advising big pharma, including on Alzheimer's drugs. At the end of 2024, I found out I carried APOE4/4.
I did what you probably did: panicked, researched everything, and bought every supplement on Amazon. Then I realized the system is broken.
- Neurologist
- “Come back when you have symptoms.”
- Primary care
- “There's nothing we can do yet.”
- Supplement industry
- “Buy this magic pill!”
All of them are wrong. There is something you can do. But you can't do it alone.
So I built Phoenix.
I brought together my clinical experience, healthcare expertise, and entrepreneurial drive to build the system I wished had existed when I learned my result.
Beating the odds isn't new to me
Born into a family of political refugees who defied war and famine
Regional Chess Champion at 11
Ranked #9 worldwide in competitive gaming
Professional poker player competing globally
Doctor of Pharmacy, clinical residency at one of France's leading geriatric hospitals
Healthcare strategy consultant at prestigious firms, advising big pharma and hospitals
Founder of multiple startups in Healthcare and AI.
To beat the odds—again. And to help you do the same.
(01) Spotlights · 5 long-form interviews
They tried everything else first.
Then they found their people.
(02) Testimonials
Sixty-second clips,
DMs after midnight,
texts to a brother.
Every tile is real. Shorts filmed by members on their phones. Messages shared with their permission. The names you saw upstairs are the names down here too.


It's modifiable. This is not an inevitable consequence.


Phoenix gave me a genetic family, people in the same situation who actually get it.


You either take action or give up. I prefer not to give up.


Do you want to just let your destiny be up to your genes, or do you want to have some agency?










(03) Voices · In their own words
Six sentences that
tell you everything.
The average person with APOE4 won't die from dementia, they'll die from heart disease or cancer. So optimize everything, not just one thing.
I don't want my son to end up having to take care of me.
Seeing data across members, not just my n=1, changes everything.
I love being healthy. I love being strong. I love lifting more weights at the gym than a lot of the men.
It gives me hope because I realize there are people getting benefit and improving. And it keeps me motivated.
It’s like I found my people. There’s a lot of really smart people on there who know more than me on many topics.















