Orthometria and the Future of Wellness | Gary LeBlanc, EverMe

In a special episode that concludes the first season of Exercise Science we invited on Gary LeBlanc, the COO and president of our title sponsor, EverMe, to discuss the future of wellness in our first-ever live taping in downtown Toronto.

Gary LeBlanc has been studying wellness and personal optimization for decades. As a leader at EverMe, Gary and his team are creating an agentic AI that breaks down complex longevity research, trending topics and expert perspectives into evidence-backed guidance. It also tracks your wearable data and provides guidance on the best way to achieve your health goals. Together, Stu, Marty and Gary discuss:

• Orthometria, Stu’s term describing an obsession with correct measurement of the self

• How different wearables can assess the same things differently

• The lack of standardization between devices like the Apple Watch, Whoop band or Oura ring

• The EverMe origin story

• The confusing world of signals we get from social media, wearables and agentic AIs, and how EverMe is designed to improve things

• Where this world of AI and wearables will eventually lead

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