Line er kokebokforfatter, oppskriftsutvikler og kursholder, og har et brennende engasjement for middelhavsdietten og retter med høy andel plantebaserte råvarer. Hun har studert og jobbet i utlandet i over 7 år og har tatt med seg inspirasjon fra reisene sine hjem til sitt eget kjøkken. 

Gjennom egne erfaringer har Line selv opplevd hvordan dette kostholdet kan påvirke helse og overskudd i positiv forstand. Hun opplever at mange synes det er vanskelig å komme i gang med en kostholdsendring selv om de gjerne vil. Gjennom kurs, kokeboken Mye Smak og på sosiale medier inspirerer hun andre til å snu litt på tankegangen ved å gi den grønne maten en velfortjent hovedrolle på tallerkenen.

 Lines oppskrifter er enkle og smakfulle, og hun har mange gode tipssom gjør det morsomt og gjennomførbart å spise mer plantefokusert. 

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Caroline Hallin was hired at Epivity Health in 2024. She is a graduate Nurse at Høgskolan in Borås, Sweden. She has a strong professional background from various departments and patient groups of the Oslo University Hospital. In addition, she also has extensive experience in management, human resources and administration from the private and public sectors. Caroline has a warm heart and great passion for working with people. She sees being able to help, guide and motivate others as an important and rewarding task. When you contact Epivity, it is Caroline you want to meet, with a laugh in her voice or with a big smile around her mouth. Caroline has a keen interest in epigenetics and we are delighted to have her join our team.

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Nils T. Kjelkevik Reinton has been employed by Fürst since 2003. Ha un PhD del UiO in 2000 e in 2016 ha completato un master's degree in genetic guidance a UiB alongside the position of Researcher in the Development Department at Fürst. Working with the development of new methods in molecular biology, as well as improvement and innovation of existing methods/applications

Has been employed by Fürst since 2003. He holds a PhD from UiO in 2000 and in 2016 completed a master's degree in genetic guidance at UiB alongside the position of Researcher in the Development Department at Fürst. Working with the development of new methods in molecular biology, as well as improvement and innovation of existing methods/applications

Hannah Went has a lifelong passion for longevity and cutting-edge, innovative technologies that drive radical improvement of the human condition. She attended the University of Kentucky and was educated with a degree in biology. During that time, she had several research residencies where she studied cell signaling and cell biology. After graduation, she worked for the International Peptide Society as their Director of Research and Content. Para sa trabaho na industrija integrativna medicina, Hannah ha vidita na na methylation-based age diagnostics a TruDiagnostics na 2020.

TruDiagnostic is a company focused on methylation-based diagnostic assays for life extension and preventive health, serving providers in functional medicine. TruDiagnostic has a commitment to research with over 30 approved clinical trials investigating epigenetic methylation changes associated with longevity and health interventions. Since TruDiagnostics' inception, they have created one of the largest private epigenetic health databases in the world with over 35,000 tested patients to date. Hannah has since created Everything Epigenetics, where she shares insights about how the regulation of DNA affects your health.

Hallvar has his degree from the Norwegian School of Sports in coaching, training and sports psychology. His role at Epivity focuses on guiding clients towards a better, longer and fresher life through our unique approach to exercise, which he has named Epivity training.‍

With over a decade in Los Angeles, Hallvar has earned a versatile background, working with a wide range of clients, from top athletes to retirees. This experience has given him a deep understanding of individual training needs and how to best counter age-related challenges through exercise.‍

At Epivity, Hallvar combines his knowledge and experience to develop fitness programs that promote health and vitality. His goal is not only to prevent age-related diseases, but also to inspire customers to feel younger and more energetic. Hallvar's commitment to the well-being of each client makes him a valuable asset in our work to help people live better, longer and healthier lives.

Hanne holds a PhD (dr.philos.) in biochemistry on fatty acids and cell growth at (UiO). She has been a teacher, author and has lectured at UiO where she has also mentored graduate and doctoral students. Finstad has many years of experience as a speaker on topics such as biotechnology, fish fat, “physics for dummies”, “gene detectives” and “Robo sapiens”. She has been a speaker at both national and international conferences.

In 2002 she founded Forskerfabrikken which has evolved into a national project offering leisure courses, research and technology to children and adolescents. The research factory is living in the best possible way and many schools and other public bodies have adopted the content of her courses. She is currently with the book “Five years younger in a year”. La búsica es basada en la fada que a último años Hanne ha programa basado en la última la résistance en la résistance de la résistance de la geneque.

Ruth Foseide Thorkildsen is a medical doctor at the University of Oslo and graduated from the University of Oslo in 2005. She has been a specialist in internal medicine since 2017 and has recently taken a further specialization in endocrinologist (endocrine diseases). She has a great capacity for work and since 2010 has also worked with aesthetic medicine at Norway's largest clinic in this field where she has been a responsible doctor for 10 years.

She also has a background from the years before her medical studies with 3.5 years of education in biochemistry at the University of Oslo and had originally planned to do genetic research. Her interest in clinical work eventually led her to medical studies so she chose to retrain, but her interest in biochemistry and genetics has always been at rock bottom.

Evandro F. Fang is an associate professor of molecular gerontology at the University of Oslo and Akershus University Hospital in Norway. His research group focuses on molecular mechanisms of aging and age-related neurodegeneration, specifically on how cells remove damaged mitochondria through “mitophagy”. Fang's lab is also involved in research on the NAD+ mitophagy/autophagy axis in connection with healthy aging and Alzheimer's disease.‍

He is engaged in transferring laboratory findings into clinical applications and is involved in five clinical trials based on NAD+. Fang has published over 100 articles in international journals and has received several awards, including the Norwegian National Dementia Research Prize in 2023. After his PhD at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, he had six years of postdoctoral research in the United States, and opened his laboratory in Oslo in 2017. He is the founder and coordinator of several research networks, including NO-AGE and NO-AD.