I'm 35 and haven't had kids yet. I'm trying to delay menopause until I'm 60. (Business Insider)

#1
  • Kayla Barnes-Lentz is trying to delay menopause to age 60 to extend health and fertility.
  • She follows a strict routine and tests experimental treatments for ovarian health, including rapamycin.
  • Proven methods for protecting reproductive health include taking antioxidants and leading a healthy lifestyle.

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Kayla Barnes-Lentz, the 35-year-old host of the “Longevity Optimization Podcast,” based in Austin. It has been edited for length and clarity.

Read the full story: I'm Trying to Delay Menopause to 60. Here's How I'm Doing It - Business Insider

#2

Not wise to try and delay having children that late. We do not currently have the technology or ability to reliably delay menopause.