Micronutrition & Longevity: What Does the Science Say?

Paris — France

Micronutrition & Longevity: What Does the Science Say?

When

11/14/2026, 10:00:00 AM

Where

Boutique Onatera - Marais- Paris, Paris, ĂŽle-de-France, FR

About

Longevity City Paris × Onatera Micronutrition & Longevity: What Does the Science Say? 📅 Saturday, November 14, 2026 · 11:00 AM 📍 Onatera Boutique & Café, Paris Marais How can micronutrition support healthy ageing and everyday vitality? What does the science really say, and how do we choose the right supplements? Join Longevity City Paris for a community morning exploring micronutrition, healthy ageing and everyday wellbeing. Discover Onatera’s Longévité range, enjoy a functional drink tasting and exchange with Marie-Aurore, Doctor in Microbiology and Scientific Consultant in Nutraceuticals, who specialises in making scientific research accessible to everyone. WHAT TO EXPECT A tasting of a functional drink An introduction to the Longevity City Paris community Discover Onatera and its Longévité range Scientific insights into micronutrition and longevity Time for questions, conversation and boutique discovery Event hosted in French, we will accomodate for English speakers. MEET OUR EXPERT Marie-Aurore · Doctor in Microbiology With a PhD in Microbiology and a Master’s degree in Health and Nutrition from AgroParisTech, Marie-Aurore specialises in microbial communities, with experience in pro- and postbiotics. Today, she bridges scientific research and everyday health through accessible, science-informed communication. About Onatera Since 2011, Onatera has worked to make natural health accessible to everyone, combining nature-inspired formulations with scientific rigour, quality and transparency. About Longevity City Paris Longevity City Paris is part of the Longevity Cities network, a leading community and platform dedicated to accelerating the global longevity movement and making it accessible, open and human. Limited to 25 participants. Registration required. Come curious. Leave connected.

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