We believe in her.
A woman’s health should be designed around her body, informed by science, supported by community, and guided with clarity at every stage of her life.
In the modern world, women are operating at the center of increasingly complex systems, health, caregiving, and financial decision-making, often simultaneously. Women are living longer, working longer, leading at higher levels, and serving as primary decision makers for family health care. However, the systems designed to support them have not evolved at the same pace.
Thrive exists to close that gap, not as another wellness brand, but as a serious education platform built for serious decisions.
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Kapoor E et al. Mayo Clinic Proceedings (2025)
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Kapoor E et al. Mayo Clinic Proceedings (2025)
Pillars of Health
Seven areas of focus, grounded in evidence, organized around the questions women actually ask.
Hormone Health & Menopause Mastery
Science-based education for navigating perimenopause, menopause, and beyond with clarity and confidence, and for replacing stigma with information.
Strength, Muscle & Movement
Building and keeping muscle, strength, and mobility as the foundation of healthy aging, metabolic health, and independence.
Gut Health & Nutrition
Nourishment, digestion, and metabolic health as core drivers of energy, immunity, and long-term health.
Advanced Health & Longevity Science
Translating advanced diagnostics and longevity research into practical, accessible insights women can evaluate and use.
Mind-Body & Emotional Wellbeing
The connection between mental, emotional, sexual, and physical health, and how it sustains resilience, vitality, and clarity.
Financial Fitness for Longevity
Financial confidence and planning as a pillar of independence, access to care, and resilience at every stage of life.
Community & Connection
Shared experience, support, and belonging, because no woman should navigate her health alone.
About our founder
Michaeline Daboul
Michaeline Daboul is a health technology executive with a scientist’s foundation and nearly four decades in the science and business of medicine. A biochemist by training, she spent close to twenty years on the R&D side of drug development, and the twenty since in the life sciences regulatory and compliance vertical.
That arc, from how medicine is discovered to how it is proven, approved, and trusted, is what makes her an authority on turning evidence into decisions women can act on.
She built Thrive for Longevity from experience, not theory. She lived every decade of a woman’s aging firsthand: the overlooked symptoms, the conflicting advice, the absence of a clear map. She does not want other women to navigate it the way she did.
Thrive is how she shares what she learned. Her aim is to make it easier for every woman, in every decade of her life, to build an evidence-based blueprint for her health, and to make informed decisions for herself and her family.