David Beckham names supplement that is key to preventing aging
David Beckham talks about a longevity supplement (photo: Getty Images)
At 49, football legend David Beckham looks much younger than his age. His body is in great shape and he is full of energy. Best Life reveals what is the secret of the football star's youthful appearance.
What helps Beckham stay young
The 49-year-old claims that "after retiring from soccer," these products - the Daily Ultimate Essentials drink powder and the Healthy Aging Capsule - have changed his energy levels, concentration, and overall health.
The official presentation of the IM8 supplement took place on November 18, 2024, and on January 14, 2025. There, Beckham talked about the nutritional supplements he co-founded with the medical science company Prenetics and a team of scientific advisors in academia, medicine, and space science.
"My concentration is better, I have a lot of energy, I feel good, I sleep better, and my bowels are working great," he said.
According to the star, his blood tests improved after he started taking IM8.
It is worth noting that the price of the supplement is quite high: a monthly set of vitamins starts at $95.
How these supplements work
The ingredients are a blend of naturally occurring bioactive compounds such as fucoidan and HCI berberine, which are believed to have anti-aging and anti-aging properties.
IM8 is transparent on its website about the clinical trials that these ingredients have undergone.
"Our formulations undergo rigorous third-party testing, including NSF certification for sports, to ensure safety, purity, and efficacy. This certification tests for more than 280 banned substances, heavy metals, and contaminants while verifying ingredient dosages for label compliance," the website says.
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