KHL Foundation

The KHL Foundation is a Panamanian organization founded by Kenneth Scott and Helga Sands to promote access to scientifically grounded rejuvenation therapies, particularly for people over 60. Its founders are active participants in the therapies they advocate, bringing personal experience together with a focus on research, real-world outcomes, and ethical responsibility. Rather than concentrating only on future breakthroughs, the foundation highlights therapies it considers available now and works through trusted clinical partners to support practical access across borders and regulatory systems.

KHL shares information about rejuvenation approaches, including its Rejuvenation Cocktail, and offers educational resources such as videos, interviews, articles, press coverage, and conference presentations. Its books and other materials aim to help people explore longevity science and the founders’ experiences. Through these initiatives, the foundation seeks to inform and support people interested in maintaining vitality and pursuing longer, healthier lives. Its work is guided by scientific rigor and lived experience, with a particular emphasis on making emerging rejuvenation options more accessible to older adults.