Eric has viewed human biology as a programmable system since childhood. That conviction drove a lifelong practice of actively managing his health, tracking biomarkers for decades to measure the exact return on every intervention.
But years into building and then selling his previous company, the demands of scale overwhelmed those systems. Sleep deprivation and constant travel took a compounding physical toll, culminating in a bulging disc in his neck that made every movement excruciating.
Getting out of pain required a systemic overhaul. To solve the mechanical problem, he founded Aescape, a robotics wellness company that raised over $130M, partnered with Tom Brady, and scaled to locations like Equinox and the Four Seasons. To solve the biological problem, he built a physical and regenerative medicine protocol to address the condition at its root. What emerged was a focus for health optimization he had never experienced before.
Today, Eric operates with the physical capacity of his twenties and the wisdom of someone who has lived it. His conviction is absolute: the people who see the greatest returns are those who own the process, build the baseline, run the protocols, and show up when the science moves. He does not speculate on longevity escape velocity, but he understands the mathematics of compounding returns. The better the foundation built today, the greater the likelihood of capturing the breakthroughs arriving tomorrow.
