

Gene Expression Therapy

Gene Expression Therapy

Selected from more than 600 teams across 58 countries, our gene therapy was named a Top 40 XPRIZE Healthspan Milestone winner for its potential to advance healthier aging.
Why Gene Expression Therapy?
Instead of treating symptoms, gene expression therapy helps your cells produce proteins your body naturally relies on for performance, recovery and healthy aging.
Non-Viral DNA Technology
No Permanent Genetic Changes
No Surgery or Downtime
Designed to Last Approximately
One Year
Available Gene Expression Therapies
House of Evolution currently provides access to two gene expression therapies, each targeting a different aspect of human performance and healthy aging.

Follistatin
Improve your strength, recover faster and perform better.
events
% change
increase
* measured via TruDiagnostic

Klotho *Coming Soon
Gain a sharper edge against aging.
Upcoming Dates
How Gene Expression Therapy Works

1
Simple Outpatient Injection
Treatment is administered through a simple subcutaneous injection by licensed medical professionals. The procedure typically takes less than an hour, requires no surgery and involves no downtime.

2
Temporary Instructions for Your Cells
A non-viral DNA plasmid delivers a temporary set of genetic instructions to your cells. Because these instructions remain outside your chromosomes, they do not permanently alter your DNA.

3
Your Cells Do
the Work
Your cells begin producing beneficial proteins associated with strength, cognition and healthy aging. As your cells naturally renew over time, the temporary instructions fade, making the therapy repeatable.
Explore the Science
Every therapy available through House of Evolution is supported by published research and ongoing clinical investigation.

The Future of Human Performance
Is Already Here
Frequently Asked Questions
Through a simple subcutaneous injection administered by licensed medical professionals.
No. The therapy uses non-viral DNA technology that remains outside your chromosomes and does not permanently alter your genetic code.
Effects are designed to last approximately one year, after which treatment may be repeated if appropriate.
No. The procedure typically takes less than an hour, and there is no recovery period.





