
Cofounder & CEO @age_bold. Previously Energy @11thhourproject
San Francisco, CA
Joined September 2011
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Mobility is often overlooked, but it's a fundamental component of any exercise habit. As part of @iamwellandgood's ‘Move of the Month Club’ series, Bold head trainer Alicia Rios shares her perfect 4-week mobility routine: wellandgood.com/4-week-mobil…
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A major review of randomized trials analyzing the role that exercise can play in combating depression: bmj.com/content/384/bmj-2023…
Summary: Exercise combats depression, and more exercise combats it more. The effects can be (at least) as large as pills.
Please, look after yourself.
Amanda Rees retweeted
Roses are red
Violets are blue
What if we dared
To boost healthspan, too?
#HealthPolicyValentines
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The only way ozempic/GLP-1s will have lasting efficacy is if one avoids muscle loss, which for now means fixing diet and exercise in parallel.
With so few to spend, each calorie has to be used to power something useful in your body.
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Our co-founder and CEO @amichellerees speaks to @TechCrunch about Bold's preventive approach and what's next after our Series A
techcrunch.com/2023/09/16/el…
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Proud investor of @amichellerees, Hari and the entire @age_bold team - congrats on your Series A!
Bold is bringing longer, healthier lives to millions through Medicare Advantage, which is especially near and dear to me this year. Grateful to support you all and your mission!
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Thank you @erinbrodwin for such a thoughtful conversation about healthy aging, caregiving, and building for older adults! @axios
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🎯Bullseye for @RethinkImpact to lead @age_bold’s Series A given the impact, clinical validation, commercial traction, and incredible leader in @amichellerees. Congrats @Bold team! Check out the great piece by @erinbrodwin @axios bit.ly/3Ex8EzT
Family caregiving is tough and it can make holidays challenging. Happy to include my 2 cents in this piece on how to build resilience! care.com/c/what-family-careg…
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The world would be a better place if we put more emphasis on harm prevention and less on solving problems only after they occur. This applies to climate change, human health, public safety, etc.
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We're hiring! @NPR has a new position for a climate solutions reporter. We're looking for someone creative and collaborative and the location can be remote. recruiting.ultipro.com/NAT10…
It is hard to name all the ways caregiving can impact a person, but here’s a few ways I've witnessed caregiving skills translate to leadership and business @FastCompany
fastcompany.com/90771285/why…
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Thrilled to announce our new funds of $650 million!! The best part of this job is the people — can’t wait to continue to work with amazing founders & our 🔥 team in our LA and SF offices🚀🚀 Seed stage founders building fintech or SaaS companies, would love to chat! 🙌🏽🙏🏽
A very important moment for Upfront Ventures ... I wanted to share some details about how we're seeing the VC market change & what role we'd like to play in the future. Hope this market data is helpful.
bothsidesofthetable.com/upfr…
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Good balance is a foundation for aging well. Fear of falling can lead to increased isolation and loneliness by limiting a person's social activity. We're working with @intuitionrobo to bring our balance and fitness classes to ElliQ
markets.businessinsider.com/…
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Preventing Costly Falls For Older Adults
Read more: bit.ly/3uUYy7h
#AgeBold
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NEW: 50yrs worth of data show popular hyaluronic acid injections (“rooster comb”) are barely more effective than placebo in helping w/ #osteoarthritis knee pain and stiffness.
“We have enough trials already to come to a conclusion. We don’t need more.”
statnews.com/2022/07/06/hyal…
There are so many opportunities to re-imagine our relationship to fitness and exercise at all ages.
We need to use the power of movement and functional fitness to help everybody age better (and lower health costs)... for beginners as well as those with different abilities
There are precious few on-ramps to exercise in America if you’re not naturally pretty good at exercising. I wrote about why that is, and why it should change. theatlantic.com/health/archi…
Attitude is everything!
400+ scientific studies have demonstrated the impact of individuals’ beliefs about aging.
How can people alter internalized, negative assumptions about growing older and assume more control over them?
khn.org/MTQ3NDE4NQ @khnews
Report from the Fed shows "caregiving is the second-largest factor contributing to the current labor shortage, after the surge of retirements"
The roughly 20 percent of working adults who comprise the “invisible backbone” of society — caregivers — are increasingly being pushed the edge of what is possible and healthy. trib.al/80CvV40















