Program directory

Lifestyle and Coaching Programs

Structured exercise, sleep, nutrition, and habit programs with or without a clinician. The least glamorous entry in the branch and the one with the strongest outcome evidence.

Focus Non-medical program
What It Covers
  • Strength and cardiorespiratory training programming
  • Sleep, nutrition, and protein-intake coaching
  • Wearable data review and habit tracking
  • Group or one-on-one coaching
  • Periodic fitness testing such as VO2 max and grip strength
  • Coordination with a physician in clinic-affiliated versions
Typical Cost $50 to $500 per month
Evidence Level Established: a structured lifestyle intervention cut type 2 diabetes incidence by more than half in the Diabetes Prevention Program, and exercise, sleep, and blood pressure control carry decades of outcome data
Regulatory Status Non-medical unless a clinician is involved; coaching credentials are not standardized
Watchouts
  • Coaches interpreting labs or adjusting medication
  • Extreme protocols replacing the basics
  • The program sells the supplements it recommends
  • Biological age reversal credited to coaching
Questions To Ask
  • What is the coach's training and who supervises the program?
  • Which outcome does the program track and what has it produced?
  • How does it coordinate with my physician?
  • What happens when the program ends?
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