Longevity Is Miami’s Newest Wellness Obsession & This Clinic Is All In
For a city that built much of its reputation on bottle service and bad decisions, Miami has become astonishingly committed to living a very, very, very long time.


Ana Heretoiu is a freelance writer/brand copywriter based in Miami. Over the last 8 years she has covered hospitality, fashion, art & wellness in both editorial and advertorial capacity. Her former stints include being an editor for Eater Miami and contributor for several print and digital publications, including Ocean Drive Magazine, Modern Luxury, Think Magazine, Racked & Dining Out. Aside from writing, Ana enjoys teaching Yoga, getting in and out of the twistiest of shapes, and inventing new words, like “twistiest.”
For a city that built much of its reputation on bottle service and bad decisions, Miami has become astonishingly committed to living a very, very, very long time.

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