Helping companies build trust by sharing the science behind their product in an accurate and engaging way

Your LinkedIn isn’t doing your science justice.

And it’s costing you.

You’re a founder, clinician, or thought leader in longevity.

Your product is world-class. 
Your work is backed by science.
You’ve built traction on Instagram or 
through word of mouth—
but the credibility still isn’t there. 

Not where it should be.

You’re still explaining what you do.

Still being overlooked by the media, investors, or strategic partners.

Still unsure how to turn your depth into a message that lands.

And that’s the gap I help close.

I’m Lara 👋
A stem cell researcher turned science communication strategist.
Founder of Scicomwiz.

And I help longevity leaders translate complex science into clear, high-authority positioning—on LinkedIn.

Imagine:
- A profile that speaks directly to the right people
- Messaging that makes your expertise obvious
- Weekly content that attracts investors, media, and top-tier clients

I’ve worked with industry leaders like Jessie Inchauspé (Glucose Goddess), Sergey Young, Tim Gray, Dr. Steven Gundry, and Aggie Lal—across brand strategy, content, and science positioning.

What they all had in common?
They had the science. 
They had the mission.
But they needed help translating it into language their audience could understand, and act on.

I come from the science world.
My PhD research led to a patent in organoid technology.

But my deeper why comes from my own health: 
I reversed five chronic conditions through longevity science.

That journey made me realize how vital it is to make credible information accessible, and how few people can actually do it.

Today, I focus exclusively on helping the top 1% of health and longevity leaders build trust and visibility on LinkedIn.

DM me “AUTHORITY” to start the conversation.
We only work with those who are shaping the future of health.

Here are 15 things I changed for my longevity.

Most people never even consider these.

Recently, I have been approaching longevity very differently.

Here is what I’ve been doing:

1. Strengthening existing friendships instead of chasing new ones
2. Wearing non-synthetic clothing after a full closet cleanse
3. Deepening my relationship with my mom and my brother
4. Listening to Peter Crone and actively mastering my mind
5. Working less and protecting white space in my calendar
6. Becoming a more present leader for my team
7. Listening closely to my body and intuition
8. Eating according to my Ayurvedic dosha
9. Taking radical responsibility for my life
10. Daily walks in nature, non-negotiable
11. Daily happy dances, non-negotiable
12. Learning something new every day
13. Switching to wired headphones
14. Ditching my Oura ring
15. Not using an alarm

What is the red thread?

Alignment.

Many people see longevity as tracking data, running labs, measuring performance.

I see longevity as presence.

Being aware of your patterns.
Understanding your behaviors.
Observing your mindset.
Asking yourself daily, does this decision match the life I say I want?

The more aligned you live, the less friction you create internally.

And over time, that compounds.

What about you, what have you changed recently for your longevity?

Lara Hemeryck, PhD

Building credible authority for top 1% longevity leaders who want to be trusted, funded, and followed on LinkedIn | PhD Stem Cell Research & Founder Scicomwiz

Never in a million years did I think posting on LinkedIn would give me this.
The last one truly shocked me.

• Best friends I met through comments and DMs
• Team members across the world who now build this mission with me
• Clients I deeply admire and get to serve every week
• Invitations to global health events
• A book deal
• Speaking opportunities on international stages
• Becoming a sharper writer by showing up daily
• Understanding myself better through putting my thoughts into words
• And recently… an offer to promote a hotel

A hotel.

When I finished my PhD, I had no plan.

I booked a one-way ticket to travel the world for (at least) six months.

For a split second, I thought, maybe I will try this influencing thing.
I cringe and laugh thinking about it haha!

Something much better happened.

Now people come up to me at events and say,
“Are you Lara? I have been following your posts for years.”
Still feels a little strange to be honest.

If you are in Health and Wellness and are wondering whether LinkedIn is the right platform for you to build impact, credibility, and real relationships,

My answer is yes.

Show up consistently.
Share your science and knowledge.
Make a lasting impact in people’s lives.

PS, if you are a health and longevity leader and want your LinkedIn profile to clearly show what you do, who you help, and why you matter, send me HEALTH. I will show you how to turn your profile into your strongest asset.

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Helping longevity leaders turn science into credibility and visibility on LinkedIn.

Your LinkedIn isn’t doing your science justice.

And it’s costing you.

You’re a founder, clinician, or thought leader in longevity.

Your product is world-class. Your work is backed by science.
You’ve built traction on Instagram or through word of mouth—
but the credibility still isn’t there. Not where it should be.

You’re still explaining what you do.
Still being overlooked by the media, investors, or strategic partners.
Still unsure how to turn your depth into a message that lands.

And that’s the gap I help close.

I’m Lara Hemeryck—stem cell researcher turned science communication strategist.
Founder of Scicomwiz.
And I help longevity leaders translate complex science into clear, high-authority positioning—on LinkedIn.

Imagine:
- A profile that speaks directly to the right people
- Messaging that makes your expertise obvious
- Weekly content that attracts investors, media, and top-tier clients

I’ve worked with industry leaders like Jessie Inchauspé, Sergey Young, Tim Gray, Dr. Steven Gundry, and Aggie Lal—across brand strategy, content, and science positioning.

What they all had in common?
They had the science. They had the mission.
But they needed help translating it into language their audience could understand—and act on.

I come from the science world—my PhD research led to a patent in organoid technology.
But my deeper why comes from my own health: I reversed five chronic conditions through longevity science.

That journey made me realize how vital it is to make credible information accessible—and how few people can actually do it.

Today, I focus exclusively on helping the top 1% of health and longevity leaders build trust and visibility on LinkedIn.

DM me “AUTHORITY” to start the conversation.
We only work with those who are shaping the future of health.

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Everyone says "F—k cancer," but rarely do we say...

F—k to:
• Alcohol
• Tap water
• Binge watching
• Staying sedentary
• Highly processed foods
• Mindless social media scrolling

All of which lead to:
• Bad habits
• Struggling mental health
• Worsening physical health
• Life and relationships taking a hit

It's incredibly easy to fall into this vicious cycle.

You might think, "Everything in moderation, right?"

But let’s be real—moderation means different things depending on where you’re at in your health journey.

Once you break this vicious cycle and realize you've got the power:

You’ll notice:
• You're more at peace
• Your thoughts are clearer
• You're bouncing back faster
• You're feeling genuinely happier
• You feel like you're finding your groove again

It’s about stepping up.
Not just talking about health but actively improving it through better choices every day.

Take action.
Break the cycle.
Transform your life.

How to win at life:

Believe you’re capable of achieving anything.

See, most people don’t reach success because they limit themselves.

Your potential is limitless.

It's all about what you let yourself believe.

For years, I had my mom's voice loud and clear in my head:

"You’re capable of anything as long as you set your mind to it."

But I'll be honest, it took a long time to believe in myself.

Looking back now, the biggest game-changer was realizing the strength in finding my way and trusting my instincts.

Here's the deal:
When you align with your true self, ditching the "shoulds" and the outside noise…

That's when you start to thrive.

And you see results.

I saw my biggest leaps when:

➡️ I stepped out of my comfort zone
➡️ I trusted my gut
➡️ I dared to embrace risks.

Sounds scary, I know.

But the reward is HUGE.

Think about it,
Being adaptable, genuine, and bold isn't just good for the soul.

It impacts everything else around you.

It transforms your relationships, your career, and how you tackle challenges.

But what does this mean for you?

Finding that inner confidence to use your unique strengths.

When you do, you're not just surviving, you're crafting a successful and impactful life.

Start listening to that inner voice.

The power you're looking for has been inside you all along.

Go and unleash it.

The real “secret” to success is believing in yourself.

When I started my journey as a science communicator,
I felt completely overwhelmed.

I didn’t have:
• A big team.
• A perfect plan.
• A safety net.

But I did have:
• A passion for simplifying science.
• A willingness to learn through trial and error.
• The courage to take one small step at a time.

Each small step built on the last.

And today, I’m proud to lead a global agency that’s impacting millions of lives around the world.

Big dreams don’t need big beginnings.
They just need you to start.

What’s one small step you’re taking toward your goals today?

PS: If you’re a health brand ready to build stronger connections with your audience, DM me “REAL” and let’s create a story that makes people care.

Want to become a master connector?

Here's how you make it happen:

You’ve heard it before:
Your network is your net worth.

It’s true.

I figured this out early on and started building my network years ago.

Here’s what I did:

I stepped out of my comfort zone.
I pushed myself at events:
— Raised my hand
— Asked questions
— Introduced myself to speakers

And it became second nature.

Here’s how you can do it too:
• Don’t reach out with expectations
• Be genuinely interested
• Look for opportunities
• Remember names
• Stay top of mind
• Go in prepared
• Provide value
• Be confident
• Listen

Lastly, connect with other super connectors. Come say hi!

Everyone starts somewhere.

Don’t let fear stop you from starting conversations.
What’s stopping you?

Finding stillness and being present can be powerful medicine.

My journey of self-growth taught me a powerful lesson:

➡️ how to sit still with my thoughts.

These were my mornings before

I would wake up, immediately check my phone, open my emails, and plan my day.

Not even one minute for a quiet coffee.

Getting ready and driving to work?

Was an exact 30-minute rush.

A clockwork routine with no room for delays or interruptions.

Clothes, food, everything was prepped in advance.

This was my morning.

Every single day.

The drive to work was like walking on thin ice, with every traffic delay getting on my nerves.

By the time I reached work, my mind was in overdrive

Bubbling up at the smallest interruption.

I had the perfect morning routine, yet my nervous system was on edge.

I knew I needed a change.

And so, I made some

• Woke up earlier
• Slowed down the morning rush
• Avoided distractions, opting for silence
• Started a 10-minute morning meditation
• Each evening, noted daily wins and areas for growth, pre-planning the next morning.
• Before bed, mentally walked through my morning routine, dedicating this time to myself.

Then something amazing happened

After a year of meditation and actively working on my nervous system, people started noticing a change in me.

➡️ "What's your secret, Lara?"
➡️ “You're so calm even when things go wrong."

Those two simple changes were huge for my personal growth.

I’m now more grounded, less bothered by interruptions, and learned to set boundaries.

But, most importantly

The noise in my head had quieted down.

And I began to cherish silence.

What are your thoughts on the power of presence and stillness?

Let me know in the comments! 👀

STOP doing this thing when looking for clients.

You're an entrepreneur.
You're a freelancer.
You're a founder.

You feel the pressure.
Bills need to be paid.
(I get it)

But here's the thing,
Chasing and cold calling people without genuine interest gets you nowhere.

If anything,
The best relationships and clients I got came from GENUINE connections.

Don't make it about how great you are.
Show them you understand THEIR needs.

LISTEN first before pitching anything.
And be honest with yourself.
Can I really help?
Can I really be of value?

Focusing on building GENUINE relationships without expecting immediate results has been the single best thing I did for my business this year.

It's scary because the effects aren't immediate.

But know this:
It will come back to you one way or another.

Some connections...
➡️ Came back to me after months
➡️ Recommended me to their network
➡️ Asked me to become an ambassador
➡️ Invited me to exclusive events

TRUST the process.
BELIEVE it.

That's all you need. Just keep going, rockstar!

You got this, I believe in you.

Fellow entrepreneurs, what's one thing that transformed your business?

Entrepreneurship is a marathon, not a sprint.

I used to think that success meant working around the clock. But I was WRONG!

I thought the more I worked, the faster I would reach my goals.
But soon, I hit a wall.
I felt drained, burnt out, and unproductive.

My health was suffering, and so was my business.

That’s when I realized something important:
Without self-care, even the best business ideas can crash.

Here’s how I learned to balance work and wellness:

➡️ Set boundaries.
I stopped working non-stop and learned to take breaks.
➡️ Prioritize health.
Eating well, exercising, and sleeping became my top priorities.
➡️ Schedule personal time.
I set aside time for myself, away from the business.

Taking care of myself allowed me to show up fully for my business.

Now, I’m more productive, creative, and focused than ever.

Success isn’t just about working hard.

It’s about working smart and taking care of yourself along the way.

Self-care isn’t a luxury; it’s a must.

PS. Always take care of yourself, and your business will thrive.

Working with health and wellness brands is more than just a job for me.

Here’s why:

Every day, I discover new, science-backed tips that I can apply to my own life.
It’s like a personal health boost while doing work I’m passionate about.

Being involved in the research process means I stay up to date with the latest breakthroughs.
It’s like having a front-row seat to health innovation, how cool is that?

But what really drives me?

Knowing our work has reached over million people.
That’s both humbling and inspiring.

And, I’ve had the chance to connect with thought leaders I once admired from afar. People whose books I used to read are now part of my network.

That’s a career highlight.

This is what gets me excited every morning.
When your work aligns with your passion, every day feels meaningful.

How to make your health and science content go 10x more viral:
(Follow these 3 rules.)

If you're creating brilliant science content that disappears after one post, read this:

𝗥𝘂𝗹𝗲 𝟭: 𝗥𝗲𝗱𝘂𝗰𝗲
→ Strip back complexity for scannability
→ One clear takeaway per piece (not everything about NAD+ in one post)
→ Save the rest for future content (you just bought yourself breathing room)

𝗥𝘂𝗹𝗲 𝟮: 𝗥𝗲-𝘂𝘀𝗲
→ Refresh old posts with new data or recent examples
→ Time it around awareness days, research drops, or company milestones
→ Reshare from different angles (founder voice, then scientist perspective)

𝗥𝘂𝗹𝗲 𝟯: 𝗥𝗲𝗰𝘆𝗰𝗹𝗲
→ Turn one research breakdown into a carousel, newsletter, and video script
→ Reuse hooks and winning template, but keep human eyes on scientific accuracy
→ Split case studies across multiple posts (problem, solution, testimonial, impact)

If you have five additional minutes every day: 
Add a valuable comment on at least five accounts that inspire your work. 

Do this for 90 days and you'll build credibility without the content hamster wheel.

♻️ Repost so this reaches the right longevity leaders, and follow Lara Hemeryck, PhD to learn how to build credibility and visibility for yourself in the health and longevity industry.

Social media isn't for sharing truth anymore.
It's for spreading whatever gets virality.

But only for those who don't know how to design for both.

(P.S. If you’re new here:

Hi! I’m Lara, 
a stem cell researcher turned science communication strategist, 
and founder of Scicomwiz.

I help longevity leaders build visibility and credibility without diluting the science.)

Here's what most science communicators do wrong:
→ They either make the content too complex or too simple 
→ Their hooks aren’t 'hook-ing' (haha) aka they aren’t using the platform’s rules to increase visibility 
→ They don’t speak to ONE specific target audience (per content), so nobody feels it’s specifically for them  


My recommendation:
Don't play the engagement game at all.

Focus on accuracy and complexity. 
It won’t fit into a tweet or a 60-second reel.

But it will fit into a long-form post, carousel, or newsletter.
That’s where the truth usually lives. 

Let me give you an an example:

Instead of "This study proves X," 
try "Here's what this study actually shows (and what it doesn't)." 

Then break it into 3 punchy bullets that explain the mechanism, the limitation, and why it matters.

Do you see the strategy here?

Don’t dumb down the science. 
Instead, focus on the one post, one audience, one message rule. 

The truth is, 
the battle between virality and scientific accuracy is structurally unfair.

The people spreading misinformation don't need to understand the science. 
It takes one provocative, sensational sentence to mislead millions. 

Those of us trying to share accurate information? 
We need to understand the methodology, acknowledge the limitations, explain the mechanisms, and somehow make it engaging enough that people actually read it.

This is how you ensure the truth goes viral on social media. 

♻️ Repost so this reaches the right longevity leaders, and follow Lara Hemeryck, PhD to learn how to build credibility and visibility for yourself in the health and longevity industry.

What my PhD didn’t teach me about success.

I used to think credentials were the key.

Published papers? Check.
Awards? Check.
Even got featured in the press.

But here’s what I realized:
Recognition doesn’t always equal real-world impact.

The turning point?

Understanding that science alone isn’t enough,
It has to connect.

The lessons no professor taught me:
1: Clarity > complexity
If people don’t get it, they can’t use it.

2: Empathy > expertise
Meet them where they are, not where you think they should be.

3: Conversation > citation
A 5-second TikTok can spark more action than a peer-reviewed paper.

Today, I measure success by lives changed, not publications.

PS. What’s one "textbook lesson" you’ve had to unlearn?

As a founder, you always have ideas for posts, 
but rarely the time to execute them.
(Get my LinkedIn strategy playbook 👇)

I’ve spoken to so many founders who have this exact issue: 
Lists full of content ideas that never make it past the notes app. 

And that’s a real credibility gap. 
Because your ideas show what you know, 
but your posts show what you stand for. 

Here’s what I tell my clients at Scicomwiz: 
You don’t need more ideas. 
You need a content execution system. 

A simple process that turns ideas → drafts → posts → inbound leads. 

That’s what builds thought leadership consistently, without you spending hours on it.

Here’s the exact system we use:

#1 Capture your ideas in a single notes folder called “Post ideas”. 

#2 Batch-write once a week. 

Use this template: 3-line hook, 2 insights, one concrete action, CTA.

#3 Follow this posting schedule:

Monday: Mindset
Tuesday: Playbook
Wednesday: Industry Hot Takes
Thursday: Industry Education 
Friday: Inspiration

You can also use the ‘schedule’ post feature on LinkedIn to queue posts. 

#4 Track impressions, comments, and DMs for each post to repeat formats and topics that generate valuable conversations. 

#5 Schedule this as a weekly task in your work calendar.

Comment “LINKEDIN” below if you want my ready-to-use LinkedIn Revamp SOP to build credibility and visibility for your work.

Use this one word in your content to 5x your reach

“You”

Why? Because your audience’s favorite topic is… themselves.

Instead of this:

“This app tracks sleep patterns to help users rest better.”

Say this:
“Take control of your sleep with an app that helps YOU wake up refreshed and ready to tackle the day.”

The second example makes it personal. And personal content creates connection.

Your audience isn’t looking for a general solution. They want to feel like you’re speaking directly to them, understanding their struggles, and offering a way to make their lives better.

The magic of the word “you” is that it shifts the focus from your product to their experience. It makes your message about them, not you.

Remember: Your product is the tool, but 'you' are the guide helping them achieve their goals.

P.S. Use “you” generously, and watch your content connect on a deeper level.

Don’t let someone else's success define yours.

It’s so easy to compare, 
especially as a young entrepreneurs.

We all want a business that runs on its own.

Reach that consistent income stream.

But here’s what really matters:

You need
• Supporters: 
people who are behind you: who you can help and inspire
• Peers: 
people who are at the same level as you: who you can grow together with
 • Mentors: 
people who are ahead of you: inspiring you what is possible

Remember, don't measure your first year against someone else's fourth.

Sure, it’s tempting to play the comparison game, but your true benchmark? 
Your own progress from last month.

Stay focused on your path, and let others inspire, not dictate, your journey.

You’re not invisible.

Your strategy is.

If you’re a thought leader in health or longevity,
you already know how powerful your work is.

But if your content isn’t seen
If it doesn’t build trust
If it doesn’t move people
Then it’s not reaching the audience it deserves.

And here’s the truth:
LinkedIn rewards the right kind of presence.
Not just posting.
Not just showing up.

Positioning. Messaging. Authority. Community.

That’s the difference between content that gets ignored
and content that builds a real movement around your mission.

If you’re serious about growing:
➡️ Your community
➡️ Your authority
➡️ Your opportunities

We can help.

My team and I run full LinkedIn takeovers for health and longevity leaders ready to stop playing small and start making real impact.

PS: Visibility isn't luck.
It's built.
And we know exactly how to build it.

"How can I make this more fun?"

The secret to productivity isn't discipline. It's joy.

I'm talking about feel-good productivity,

a concept I read in Ali Abdaal's book.

How to find more fun at work?

How to escape procrastination?

Here's the thing

I often felt stuck after tackling big tasks, unable to move to the next.

Decision fatigue
Postponing
Uninspired

Until I read about this concept.

It changed my workday.

But most importantly...

It changed my mindset.

My fun today:
• My favorite music
• A walk to the beach
• Occasional dance breaks with my cat

Now it's your turn.
P.S.: How will you make your Thursday more fun?

👨‍⚕️ Doctor-turned-Entrepreneur + Productivity Expert + YouTuber (6M subs) 📘 New York Times Bestselling Author of "Feel-Good Productivity"

5 bold decisions that changed my life

None of them were logical on paper
But they felt right.

And that was enough to move.
→ I booked a one-way flight
without knowing where it would lead

→ I applied for a scholarship
with a 20% chance, and got it

→ I left academia after my research led to a patent
and started over in a field I had to build from scratch

→ I turned science into a business
and now lead a global team from my laptop

→ I walked away from relationships that felt safe
but small

If I had waited until it “made sense,”
None of it would’ve happened.
I just kept listening.

And following what felt true.

What about you?

What’s one bold move you’ve made that no one understood at the time except you?

Here’s how my client got 61k impressions, a speaking engagement, and 1500 new followers in just 16 posts 👇

Just to be clear, this isn’t new for me.

But when health and longevity leaders
hire me to help them build virality and credibility,
I give them a caveat.

It’s very easy to go viral and get high impressions.
But that doesn’t always mean the right audience.

Use one of the many viral hooks, pair them with popular research, and there you go.

Sure, it works very well if your goal is to become a content curator.

But where is your expertise in that?
And most importantly, what’s your POV?

The most important thing that LinkedIn creator coaches and experts miss,
(which I don’t because I’m a scientist myself):
How do you do it without diluting your science and expertise?

After all, common advice is to ‘write so a 5th grader understands you’.

That doesn’t work when you want to be known as a thought leader and global shaper.

Curators and educators aren’t thought leaders.


Especially when you’re trying to ensure the science you’ve worked so hard to advance gets known by the world.


So if you want to go ‘viral’ in front of the right decision-makers
who are part of your strategic audience,
and get them to DM, book your calendar slots,
invite you as a well-paid speaker,
and regard you as the expert you want to be known as,
this is the playbook I’d follow for you:

#1 I outline your expertise on 3 pillars: who you are (the why); the one skill that you want to be known for, aka your superpower (the how); what you’re building and delivering (the proof).

#2 Map this out to 3 of your top 3 strategic client profiles.

#3 Marry research, experience, and algorithmic virality into each post that speaks to one of these audiences.

It sounds simple, but it can’t be done by someone who doesn’t understand science AND communication.

That someone is me.

Hi! I’m Lara Hemeryck, PhD,
a stem cell researcher turned science communication strategist,
and founder of Scicomwiz

I help longevity leaders 𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐬𝐥𝐚𝐭𝐞 𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐩𝐥𝐞𝐱 𝐬𝐜𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐢𝐧𝐭𝐨 𝐜𝐥𝐞𝐚𝐫, 𝐡𝐢𝐠𝐡-𝐚𝐮𝐭𝐡𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐩𝐨𝐬𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 on LinkedIn, giving me front-row access to the latest advancements in longevity science.

Only one more slot for January 2026! Will it be you? DM me I AM READY and let’s chat!

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