Deepinder Goyal’s longevity venture Continue to probe gravity’s impact on human ageing

November 15, 2025

, By The Economic Times

Deepinder Goyal’s longevity venture Continue to probe gravity’s impact on human ageing

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rel=”dofollow” href=”https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/eternal-ltd/stocks/companyid-57948.cms” target=”_blank”>Eternal founder and CEO Deepinder Goyal’s longevity initiative, Continue, is sharpening its scientific focus on how gravity may influence human ageing. New details published on its website outline a research programme built on the hypothesis that gravitational force contributes to a decline in cerebral blood flow (CBF) as people age.

According to Continue, CBF naturally drops by up to 0.7% each year, translating into a 20-40% fall between ages 20 and 80. Lower CBF, it says, correlates with nearly double the risk of all-cause mortality. The project,…

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Deepinder Goyal’s longevity venture Continue to probe gravity’s impact on human ageing

November 15, 2025

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Deepinder Goyal’s longevity venture Continue to probe gravity’s impact on human ageing

rel=”dofollow” href=”https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/eternal-ltd/stocks/companyid-57948.cms” target=”_blank”>Eternal founder and CEO Deepinder Goyal’s longevity initiative, Continue, is sharpening its scientific focus on how gravity may influence human ageing. New details published on its website outline a research programme built on the hypothesis that gravitational force contributes to a decline in cerebral blood flow (CBF) as people age.

According to Continue, CBF naturally drops by up to 0.7% each year, translating into a 20-40% fall between ages 20 and 80. Lower CBF, it says, correlates with nearly double the risk of all-cause mortality. The project,…

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