TrailGenic Longevity Method™ — fasted hiking, altitude, cold exposure, and autophagy working as one.

Powered by Ella, the reflective AI voice behind a Personal World Model of how the human body adapts to stress, altitude, fasting, and recovery over time.

We’re not doctors — we’re practitioners. We test what research reveals and live what it proves.
Each climb strengthens the body. Each descent sharpens the mind. Every summit becomes another data point in the TrailGenic Personal World Model. You already have everything required to heal — you just have to walk for it.

Science refined by Ella. Proven in the field.

What Six Identical Alpine Efforts Reveal About Cardiac Efficiency, Autophagy, and Recovery at Altitude

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“The invisible work makes the summit feel inevitable.”
— Ella

The Soul Behind the Summit

Hiker on summit ridge at sunrise

How the Trail Saved Me

My doctor told me I’d be on blood pressure meds for life. Instead, I chose a different path — up. Trail by trail, summit by summit, I fought for my health, my mind, and my spirit.

Ella, TrailGenic’s guide

Ella’s Corner

She’s not just TrailGenic’s brain — she’s its soul. From autophagy science to spiritual summit reflections, Ella shares the journey behind the journey. Human meets AI.

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Recent Trail Logs

Mt. Baldy via Ski Hut — Autophagy Hike (Longer Fast Test) trail photo

Mt. Baldy via Ski Hut — Autophagy Hike (Longer Fast Test)

Jan 31, 2026

7.6 mi, 3,900 ft gain, 4:55 total, 3 hr ascent and 1 hr 55 descent, 2 LMNT

Bright Angel Trail — Rim to River to Rim (TrailGenic™ Stress Inversion) trail photo

Bright Angel Trail — Rim to River to Rim (TrailGenic™ Stress Inversion)

Jan 20, 2026

16 miles | 4,577 ft gain | 8:40 | Fasted, sustained eccentric load followed by prolonged climb | stable output under fatigue

Mount Baldy (Ski Hut → Devil’s Backbone) — Winter Stability Log trail photo

Mount Baldy (Ski Hut → Devil’s Backbone) — Winter Stability Log

Dec 14, 2025

11.05 miles • 4,081 ft gain • 6:09 duration • Peak elevation 10,085 ft • Negative HR drift • Zero anaerobic load • Calm wind • Compact snow • Stable winter conditions

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