Longevity-Focused Wellness Expo to Debut in West Palm Beach
Tickets are on sale to attend The Longevity Expo from May 31 to June 1, hosted by The New York Times bestselling author, Sara Szal Gottfried, M.D.
WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA / ACCESS Newswire / May 12, 2025 / Be part of the longevity medicine revolution! Tickets are on sale for The Longevity Expo, a new, two-day wellness event coming to the West Palm Beach Convention Center, Saturday and Sunday, May 31 and June 1. Chaired and hosted by renowned author, Sara Gottfried, M.D., this event aims to equip guests with insights and tools to boost their well-being and embrace a longer, healthier life.Dr. Sara Gottfried The New York Times bestselling author and scientist, Dr. Sara Gottfried, will host the upcoming Longevity Expo in West Palm Beach.
Produced by Informa Connect, the event will highlight the newest advancements in longevity medicine, offering panels, fireside chats, and breakout sessions led by leading experts in wellness medicine. Attendees can explore interactive halls filled with cutting-edge technologies and observe live demos, as well as unwind in outdoor lounges featuring food and music for an elevated Palm Beach atmosphere.
'Longevity medicine is no longer science fiction, it's a revolution,' said Dr. Sara Gottfried. 'In a fast-paced world, society demands high performance at every age, and we finally have the tools to deliver it.'
A soon-to-announced New York Times best selling author, entrepreneur, and philanthropist will headline the event as keynote speaker, setting the tone for an impactful and informative experience. Over the course of two days, the expo will feature 11 speakers, ranging from celebrity fitness trainers to award-winning authors, nutrition experts, and physicians. Notable speakers include Judith Joseph, M.D., American physician and author; Michael Greger, M.D., American physician, speaker, and author; Erica Lugo, former trainer on USA Network's The Biggest Loser and women's wellness expert; and JJ Virgin, celebrity nutrition and fitness expert, as well as CEO and founder of the Everyday Wellness Project, among others.
Topics will cover an array of subjects such as hormones, weight management, brain health, mental wellness, fitness, sleep, intimacy, and more. Join in on spotlight discussions tailored to be energizing and inspiring, with fun takes on wellness topics such as, 'Why Do I Have So Much Rage?' and 'Sex, Drugs, and Rock and Roll.'
'We're creating an electric atmosphere to educate, inspire, and give real-life solutions,' Dr. Gottfried continued. 'The boom in longevity medicine reflects a new shift from not just treating an illness, but to optimizing life. Prevention is the new power.'
Explore the show's expo hall to see the latest innovations in longevity, biohacking, fitness, and functional medicine. Join cryotherapy sessions and yoga classes or try red light therapy and wearable tech. The expo blends education with an elevated lifestyle experience.
The Longevity Expo offers several ticket options for purchase, including VIP Longevity Experiences, two-day passes, and one-day passes. These tickets provide varying levels of access, from exclusive perks, such as entry to a VIP lounge and networking receptions, to general access to keynote sessions, the expo hall, the full agenda, and attendee gift bags.
For more information about The Longevity Expo, to view the full schedule, and to purchase tickets, visit thelongevityexpo.com.
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