Anderson Longevity Clinic

16 2026 Anderson Longevity Clinic® FDD QB\101367631.1 elements. However, the specific location where the Anderson Longevity Clinic® will be located may have different requirements and regulations dictating the size, layout and illumination of the exterior signage for the Anderson Longevity Clinic®. You will be required to abide by these regulations, and as a result may experience higher or lower costs for your exterior signage. 9. Furniture and Fixtures. The variation in the costs of furniture and fixtures is based on differences in size, configuration, and location of the site of your Anderson Longevity Clinic®. Typical furniture and fixtures include a reception desk, chairs, desks, tables, carts, shelving, cabinetry, pictures, plants, lamps, rugs, lobby and service furniture, and other trade dress that are not included as leasehold improvements. 10. Medical Equipment. You must purchase certain types of equipment for a Anderson Longevity Clinic® that will be necessary for the PC to offer the authorized and required services and products, such as a centrifuge, sharps disposal service and containers, medication storage refrigerator, and medical tables, and other medical and non-medical equipment. The overall cost of the equipment will vary based upon the size of the Anderson Longevity Clinic® and the number of patient rooms you will have available. 11. Initial Inventory. You are required to purchase an opening inventory of products and supplies from approved suppliers for the Anderson Longevity Clinic®. These items include: nutritional supplements, medications, needles, syringes, lab testing supplies, bandages, dressings, gloves, blood pressure cuffs, marketing brochures, business cards, and other medical and non-medical supplies. 12. Office Equipment, Computers and Supplies. You are required to purchase certain computer hardware and software to operate your computer system, which currently include Microsoft Office, Acuity Scheduling, Practice Fusion EMR subscription, Authorize.net point of sale (POS) system, Unbounce landing page subscription, Mailchimp subscription, Constant Contact, CallRail, Google Adwords subscription, and computer desktop. These software requirements may change in our discretion from time to time. You must also purchase certain front-office equipment, back-office equipment and supplies for the Franchised Business. 13. Business Licenses and Permits. You must obtain any necessary licenses and permits to run the Anderson Longevity Clinic®, and there may be expenses related to your compliance with these licensing and permitting requirements. 14. Professional Fees. You must employ an attorney in the state in which the Anderson Longevity Clinic® will be located who has experience in health law in that state. You must also employ a certified public accountant. You may also choose to engage other consultants as needed. 15. Insurance. The above chart estimates a deposit for three months’ insurance premium for general liability insurance, cyber security insurance, automobile insurance, workers’ compensation insurance, umbrella insurance, medical professional liability insurance, and property insurance, as further described in Item 11. Your costs will vary depending on your market, the amount of coverage you select, your insurance carrier, and other factors. Workers’ compensation insurance must be based on your anticipated payroll. 16. Travel and Living Expenses During Training. As described in Item 11, we provide initial training for you or your Operating Principal and your Clinic Manager and clinical training for two of the Affiliated Practitioners, for a total of four trainees. You will need to arrange for transportation, lodging and food for the attendees during training. The cost will depend on the distance you must travel and the type of accommodations you choose. 17. Additional Funds – 3 Months. You will need additional funds to support on-going expenses, such as facility occupancy, payroll and utilities, insurance, licenses, inventory, security, repairs and

35 2026 Anderson Longevity Clinic® FDD QB\101367631.1 you to use designated or approved suppliers for the establishment, use, maintenance, and/or updating such “click through” subpage. You are not permitted to promote the Anderson Longevity Clinic® in any manner on any Websites without our prior written consent, as that promotion is advertising and trademark use that is subject to our review and approval. However, we may require you to establish and maintain social media pages or profiles, which may include, without limitation, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Pinterest, Instagram, Yelp, Google Business, or any other social media and/or networking site we designate. You must comply with our Brand Standards regarding the establishment, use, appearance, maintenance, and updating of social media pages and profiles. We reserve the right to conduct collective/national campaigns via local social media on your behalf. We alone will be, and at all times will remain, the sole owner of the copyrights to all material, which appears on any Website we establish and maintain, including any and all material you may furnish to us for your “click through” subpage. Cooperative We may, in our discretion, create a local or regional marketing cooperative (“Cooperative”) in any area, or we may approve the creation of such a Cooperative, and establish the rules and regulations for each Cooperative. Immediately upon our request, you must become a member of the Cooperative for the area in which some or all of your Territory is located. A Franchised Clinic will not be required to be a member of more than one Cooperative. The Cooperative must be governed in the manner we prescribe. The Cooperative may require each of its members to make contributions to it in an amount as agreed upon by the Cooperative members or as we may prescribe. You must contribute such amounts at the times and in the manner as determined by majority vote of the Cooperative members. Any funds contributed to a Cooperative will be credited against your local marketing obligation; provided, however, that if your contributions to a Cooperative are less than your Local Marketing Fee, you must still spend the difference locally. The following provisions apply to each Cooperative (if and when organized): • Cooperatives will be established, organized, and governed in the form and manner that we have approved in advance. Unless we specify otherwise, the activities carried on by each Cooperative will be decided by a majority vote of its members. Any Anderson Longevity Clinic® that we or our affiliates manage or operate in the region or area in which a Cooperative has been established will have the same voting rights as those Anderson Longevity Clinics® owned by franchisees. Each Anderson Longevity Clinic® shall be entitled to cast one vote. • Cooperatives will be organized for the exclusive purpose of administering regional marketing programs and developing (subject to our approval) standardized promotional materials for use by the members in local advertising and promotion. • Cooperatives may not use marketing, promotional plans, or materials without our prior written approval, as described below. • Cooperatives may require the members to periodically contribute to it in such amounts as it determines. Those Anderson Longevity Clinics® owned and operated by us or our affiliates that are members of the Cooperative shall contribute to the Cooperative in the same amount as other members. • You must submit your required contribution to the Cooperative at the same time as payments are required for the Royalty and the Brand Marketing Fees, together with the statements and reports that may be required by us or by the Cooperative, with our written approval. If requested by us in writing, you must submit your payments and reports for the Cooperative directly to us and we will distribute the money and reports to the Cooperative.

16 2026 Anderson Longevity Clinic® FDD QB\101367631.1 elements. However, the specific location where the Anderson Longevity Clinic® will be located may have different requirements and regulations dictating the size, layout and illumination of the exterior signage for the Anderson Longevity Clinic®. You will be required to abide by these regulations, and as a result may experience higher or lower costs for your exterior signage. 9. Furniture and Fixtures. The variation in the costs of furniture and fixtures is based on differences in size, configuration, and location of the site of your Anderson Longevity Clinic®. Typical furniture and fixtures include a reception desk, chairs, desks, tables, carts, shelving, cabinetry, pictures, plants, lamps, rugs, lobby and service furniture, and other trade dress that are not included as leasehold improvements. 10. Medical Equipment. You must purchase certain types of equipment for a Anderson Longevity Clinic® that will be necessary for the PC to offer the authorized and required services and products, such as a centrifuge, sharps disposal service and containers, medication storage refrigerator, and medical tables, and other medical and non-medical equipment. The overall cost of the equipment will vary based upon the size of the Anderson Longevity Clinic® and the number of patient rooms you will have available. 11. Initial Inventory. You are required to purchase an opening inventory of products and supplies from approved suppliers for the Anderson Longevity Clinic®. These items include: nutritional supplements, medications, needles, syringes, lab testing supplies, bandages, dressings, gloves, blood pressure cuffs, marketing brochures, business cards, and other medical and non-medical supplies. 12. Office Equipment, Computers and Supplies. You are required to purchase certain computer hardware and software to operate your computer system, which currently include Microsoft Office, Acuity Scheduling, Practice Fusion EMR subscription, Authorize.net point of sale (POS) system, Unbounce landing page subscription, Mailchimp subscription, Constant Contact, CallRail, Google Adwords subscription, and computer desktop. These software requirements may change in our discretion from time to time. You must also purchase certain front-office equipment, back-office equipment and supplies for the Franchised Business. 13. Business Licenses and Permits. You must obtain any necessary licenses and permits to run the Anderson Longevity Clinic®, and there may be expenses related to your compliance with these licensing and permitting requirements. 14. Professional Fees. You must employ an attorney in the state in which the Anderson Longevity Clinic® will be located who has experience in health law in that state. You must also employ a certified public accountant. You may also choose to engage other consultants as needed. 15. Insurance. The above chart estimates a deposit for three months’ insurance premium for general liability insurance, cyber security insurance, automobile insurance, workers’ compensation insurance, umbrella insurance, medical professional liability insurance, and property insurance, as further described in Item 11. Your costs will vary depending on your market, the amount of coverage you select, your insurance carrier, and other factors. Workers’ compensation insurance must be based on your anticipated payroll. 16. Travel and Living Expenses During Training. As described in Item 11, we provide initial training for you or your Operating Principal and your Clinic Manager and clinical training for two of the Affiliated Practitioners, for a total of four trainees. You will need to arrange for transportation, lodging and food for the attendees during training. The cost will depend on the distance you must travel and the type of accommodations you choose. 17. Additional Funds – 3 Months. You will need additional funds to support on-going expenses, such as facility occupancy, payroll and utilities, insurance, licenses, inventory, security, repairs and

35 2026 Anderson Longevity Clinic® FDD QB\101367631.1 you to use designated or approved suppliers for the establishment, use, maintenance, and/or updating such “click through” subpage. You are not permitted to promote the Anderson Longevity Clinic® in any manner on any Websites without our prior written consent, as that promotion is advertising and trademark use that is subject to our review and approval. However, we may require you to establish and maintain social media pages or profiles, which may include, without limitation, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Pinterest, Instagram, Yelp, Google Business, or any other social media and/or networking site we designate. You must comply with our Brand Standards regarding the establishment, use, appearance, maintenance, and updating of social media pages and profiles. We reserve the right to conduct collective/national campaigns via local social media on your behalf. We alone will be, and at all times will remain, the sole owner of the copyrights to all material, which appears on any Website we establish and maintain, including any and all material you may furnish to us for your “click through” subpage. Cooperative We may, in our discretion, create a local or regional marketing cooperative (“Cooperative”) in any area, or we may approve the creation of such a Cooperative, and establish the rules and regulations for each Cooperative. Immediately upon our request, you must become a member of the Cooperative for the area in which some or all of your Territory is located. A Franchised Clinic will not be required to be a member of more than one Cooperative. The Cooperative must be governed in the manner we prescribe. The Cooperative may require each of its members to make contributions to it in an amount as agreed upon by the Cooperative members or as we may prescribe. You must contribute such amounts at the times and in the manner as determined by majority vote of the Cooperative members. Any funds contributed to a Cooperative will be credited against your local marketing obligation; provided, however, that if your contributions to a Cooperative are less than your Local Marketing Fee, you must still spend the difference locally. The following provisions apply to each Cooperative (if and when organized): • Cooperatives will be established, organized, and governed in the form and manner that we have approved in advance. Unless we specify otherwise, the activities carried on by each Cooperative will be decided by a majority vote of its members. Any Anderson Longevity Clinic® that we or our affiliates manage or operate in the region or area in which a Cooperative has been established will have the same voting rights as those Anderson Longevity Clinics® owned by franchisees. Each Anderson Longevity Clinic® shall be entitled to cast one vote. • Cooperatives will be organized for the exclusive purpose of administering regional marketing programs and developing (subject to our approval) standardized promotional materials for use by the members in local advertising and promotion. • Cooperatives may not use marketing, promotional plans, or materials without our prior written approval, as described below. • Cooperatives may require the members to periodically contribute to it in such amounts as it determines. Those Anderson Longevity Clinics® owned and operated by us or our affiliates that are members of the Cooperative shall contribute to the Cooperative in the same amount as other members. • You must submit your required contribution to the Cooperative at the same time as payments are required for the Royalty and the Brand Marketing Fees, together with the statements and reports that may be required by us or by the Cooperative, with our written approval. If requested by us in writing, you must submit your payments and reports for the Cooperative directly to us and we will distribute the money and reports to the Cooperative.

21 2026 Anderson Longevity Clinic® FDD QB\101367631.1 supplier if we believe that approval of that product or supplier is not in the best interests of the System. We may revoke our prior approval of any product or supplier at any time by providing written notice to you, and after your receipt of written notice from us regarding our revocation you must stop using that product or stop purchasing from that supplier. Required Purchases from Us or Our Affiliates Our affiliate, ALC Physician Services, is an approved (but not required) supplier for Anderson Longevity Clinics®. We also intend to operate a marketing service provider through an affiliate, which will be a required service provider for all Anderson Longevity Clinics®. We reserve the right designate other marketing service providers in the future, whether or not affiliated with us. In addition, as part of the Proprietary Software Fee you will be required to use our proprietary prescription software. Our affiliate, Ultimate Helix, is the sole required supplier of proprietary software and technology that is licensed to you for other maintenance and support services. We do not yet, but we intend to, operate a vendor of back-office software and call center services, which we may require you to use. We or our affiliates may charge you for these services and earn a profit. We reserve the right to offer additional products and services to franchisees in the future, and we may require you to purchase the products and services from us or our affiliates. Neither we nor any of our affiliates derived any revenue from selling products and services to Anderson Longevity Clinic® franchisees in the previous fiscal year, but we reserve the right to do so in the future. Other than ALC Physician Services and Ultimate Helix, neither we nor our officers maintain an ownership interest in any approved or designated supplier. Required Purchases or Leases as Percentage of Overall Purchases or Leases We estimate that your required purchases from us, and other required purchase from which we will derive consideration, will represent approximately 10% of your total purchases in the establishment of the Anderson Longevity Clinic®, and approximately 23% of your total purchases in the continuing operation of the Anderson Longevity Clinic®. Purchasing Cooperatives, Arrangements We receive 25% of the first year net recurring revenue from each franchisee that ADP signs due to our referral. ADP gives our franchisees a 30% discount on standard RUN Powered by ADP payroll processing fees. This is a direct financial benefit that reduces ongoing overhead for franchisees. Other than ADP, we do not have or participate in purchasing or distribution cooperatives or arrangements. We may establish additional strategic alliances or preferred vendor programs with suppliers that are willing to supply some products or services to some or all of the Anderson Longevity Clinics® in our System. We reserve the right to limit the number of approved suppliers with whom you may order product, and to require you to use only approved or designated suppliers, including us our affiliates, for some or all products and services. Supplier Rebates and Allowances We have the right to collect and retain any and all allowances, rebates, credits, monies, payments, or benefits (collectively, “Rebates”) offered by suppliers to us based upon your purchases of approved or designed products. We will have all of your right, title, and interest in and to any and all of these Rebates. We may collect and retain any or all of these Rebates without restriction (unless otherwise instructed by the manufacturer, supplier, or distributor). Currently, neither we nor our affiliates earned revenue from Rebates. We reserve the right to negotiate purchase arrangements, including price terms, with suppliers regarding various products. In doing so, we seek to promote the overall interests of our franchise system and our interests as the franchisor. Except as described in this Item 8, we do not provide any material

16 2026 Anderson Longevity Clinic® FDD QB\101367631.1 elements. However, the specific location where the Anderson Longevity Clinic® will be located may have different requirements and regulations dictating the size, layout and illumination of the exterior signage for the Anderson Longevity Clinic®. You will be required to abide by these regulations, and as a result may experience higher or lower costs for your exterior signage. 9. Furniture and Fixtures. The variation in the costs of furniture and fixtures is based on differences in size, configuration, and location of the site of your Anderson Longevity Clinic®. Typical furniture and fixtures include a reception desk, chairs, desks, tables, carts, shelving, cabinetry, pictures, plants, lamps, rugs, lobby and service furniture, and other trade dress that are not included as leasehold improvements. 10. Medical Equipment. You must purchase certain types of equipment for a Anderson Longevity Clinic® that will be necessary for the PC to offer the authorized and required services and products, such as a centrifuge, sharps disposal service and containers, medication storage refrigerator, and medical tables, and other medical and non-medical equipment. The overall cost of the equipment will vary based upon the size of the Anderson Longevity Clinic® and the number of patient rooms you will have available. 11. Initial Inventory. You are required to purchase an opening inventory of products and supplies from approved suppliers for the Anderson Longevity Clinic®. These items include: nutritional supplements, medications, needles, syringes, lab testing supplies, bandages, dressings, gloves, blood pressure cuffs, marketing brochures, business cards, and other medical and non-medical supplies. 12. Office Equipment, Computers and Supplies. You are required to purchase certain computer hardware and software to operate your computer system, which currently include Microsoft Office, Acuity Scheduling, Practice Fusion EMR subscription, Authorize.net point of sale (POS) system, Unbounce landing page subscription, Mailchimp subscription, Constant Contact, CallRail, Google Adwords subscription, and computer desktop. These software requirements may change in our discretion from time to time. You must also purchase certain front-office equipment, back-office equipment and supplies for the Franchised Business. 13. Business Licenses and Permits. You must obtain any necessary licenses and permits to run the Anderson Longevity Clinic®, and there may be expenses related to your compliance with these licensing and permitting requirements. 14. Professional Fees. You must employ an attorney in the state in which the Anderson Longevity Clinic® will be located who has experience in health law in that state. You must also employ a certified public accountant. You may also choose to engage other consultants as needed. 15. Insurance. The above chart estimates a deposit for three months’ insurance premium for general liability insurance, cyber security insurance, automobile insurance, workers’ compensation insurance, umbrella insurance, medical professional liability insurance, and property insurance, as further described in Item 11. Your costs will vary depending on your market, the amount of coverage you select, your insurance carrier, and other factors. Workers’ compensation insurance must be based on your anticipated payroll. 16. Travel and Living Expenses During Training. As described in Item 11, we provide initial training for you or your Operating Principal and your Clinic Manager and clinical training for two of the Affiliated Practitioners, for a total of four trainees. You will need to arrange for transportation, lodging and food for the attendees during training. The cost will depend on the distance you must travel and the type of accommodations you choose. 17. Additional Funds – 3 Months. You will need additional funds to support on-going expenses, such as facility occupancy, payroll and utilities, insurance, licenses, inventory, security, repairs and

16 2026 Anderson Longevity Clinic® FDD QB\101367631.1 elements. However, the specific location where the Anderson Longevity Clinic® will be located may have different requirements and regulations dictating the size, layout and illumination of the exterior signage for the Anderson Longevity Clinic®. You will be required to abide by these regulations, and as a result may experience higher or lower costs for your exterior signage. 9. Furniture and Fixtures. The variation in the costs of furniture and fixtures is based on differences in size, configuration, and location of the site of your Anderson Longevity Clinic®. Typical furniture and fixtures include a reception desk, chairs, desks, tables, carts, shelving, cabinetry, pictures, plants, lamps, rugs, lobby and service furniture, and other trade dress that are not included as leasehold improvements. 10. Medical Equipment. You must purchase certain types of equipment for a Anderson Longevity Clinic® that will be necessary for the PC to offer the authorized and required services and products, such as a centrifuge, sharps disposal service and containers, medication storage refrigerator, and medical tables, and other medical and non-medical equipment. The overall cost of the equipment will vary based upon the size of the Anderson Longevity Clinic® and the number of patient rooms you will have available. 11. Initial Inventory. You are required to purchase an opening inventory of products and supplies from approved suppliers for the Anderson Longevity Clinic®. These items include: nutritional supplements, medications, needles, syringes, lab testing supplies, bandages, dressings, gloves, blood pressure cuffs, marketing brochures, business cards, and other medical and non-medical supplies. 12. Office Equipment, Computers and Supplies. You are required to purchase certain computer hardware and software to operate your computer system, which currently include Microsoft Office, Acuity Scheduling, Practice Fusion EMR subscription, Authorize.net point of sale (POS) system, Unbounce landing page subscription, Mailchimp subscription, Constant Contact, CallRail, Google Adwords subscription, and computer desktop. These software requirements may change in our discretion from time to time. You must also purchase certain front-office equipment, back-office equipment and supplies for the Franchised Business. 13. Business Licenses and Permits. You must obtain any necessary licenses and permits to run the Anderson Longevity Clinic®, and there may be expenses related to your compliance with these licensing and permitting requirements. 14. Professional Fees. You must employ an attorney in the state in which the Anderson Longevity Clinic® will be located who has experience in health law in that state. You must also employ a certified public accountant. You may also choose to engage other consultants as needed. 15. Insurance. The above chart estimates a deposit for three months’ insurance premium for general liability insurance, cyber security insurance, automobile insurance, workers’ compensation insurance, umbrella insurance, medical professional liability insurance, and property insurance, as further described in Item 11. Your costs will vary depending on your market, the amount of coverage you select, your insurance carrier, and other factors. Workers’ compensation insurance must be based on your anticipated payroll. 16. Travel and Living Expenses During Training. As described in Item 11, we provide initial training for you or your Operating Principal and your Clinic Manager and clinical training for two of the Affiliated Practitioners, for a total of four trainees. You will need to arrange for transportation, lodging and food for the attendees during training. The cost will depend on the distance you must travel and the type of accommodations you choose. 17. Additional Funds – 3 Months. You will need additional funds to support on-going expenses, such as facility occupancy, payroll and utilities, insurance, licenses, inventory, security, repairs and

34 2026 Anderson Longevity Clinic® FDD QB\101367631.1 limitations on our right to access this information. We reserve the right to designate or change LM Vendors; bring such services in-house; suspend (and then reinstate) or terminate (and then reinstate) the local marketing program at any time and implement an alternative marketing program or make any other changes we deem appropriate after giving you at least 60 days’ written notice. Any local marketing is subject to our policies. For grand opening advertising, local marketing, or any additional advertising that you place, we must approve your proposed advertising materials before placing them in any medium. The proposed advertising must be delivered to us no later than 30 calendar days before placement. We will have 15 days to review it and provide comments (if any). The proposed advertising materials are approved if we do not deliver the written notice to you of our approval or disapproval within that time. In our sole discretion, we may revoke our approval of any advertising materials at any time. We may require you to pay to us the Local Marketing Fee in the same manner as the Brand Marketing Fee, or as we otherwise specify in writing. If we require you to pay to us the Local Marketing Fee, we will deposit the Local Marketing Fee into the Brand Marketing Fund to be spent on local marketing and promotional activities in, around, near or attempting to target your Territory, including marketing and promotional activities on the Internet. If we do not require you to pay us the Local Marketing Fee, then within 30 days of our request, you must provide us with proof of your local marketing expenditures, and you must deposit with us the difference between what you did spend and the minimum required amount to be deposited in the Brand Marketing Fund. You must not advertise or use our Marks in any fashion on the internet, world wide web, or via other means of advertising, without our express written consent. (Franchise Agreement, Section 9.3.2). Grand Opening Campaign As discussed in Items 5 and 7, in addition to (and not in place of) the Brand Marketing Fees and the Local Marketing Fee, you must spend, at minimum, $15,000 (the “Grand Opening Fee”) to market and promote the opening of your Clinic (the “Grand Opening Campaign”). We reserve the right to require you to pay to us the Grand Opening Fee, and if we exercise this right we will deposit the Grand Opening Fee with our designated supplier who will develop and conduct the Grand Opening Campaign. You may spend more than the Grand Opening Fee on the Grand Opening Campaign so long as you are in compliance with our standards and specifications. You must pay the Grand Opening Fee during the period beginning thirty (30) days before and ending sixty (60) days following the Opening Date of your Clinic. (Franchise Agreement, Section 2.5) Website We alone may establish, maintain, modify or discontinue all Internet, World Wide Web and electronic commerce activities pertaining to the System. We have established one or more Websites, and we may design and provide for the benefit of the Anderson Longevity Clinic® with a “click through” subpage at our Website for the promotion of the Anderson Longevity Clinic®. The term “Website” includes, without limitation, pages or other communications that can be accessed through the Internet, World Wide Web, landing pages, social media and networking sites (such as Facebook, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram, Yelp, Google Business, virtual worlds, file, audio and video-sharing sites, or any other social media and/or networking site we designate), blogs, vlogs, and other applications. If we establish one or more Websites or other modes of electronic commerce and if we provide a “click through” subpage at the website(s) for the promotion of the Anderson Longevity Clinic®, we may require you to provide us or our designated vendor with updated copies, photographs and news stories about your Franchised Business and the Anderson Longevity Clinic® in accordance with our standards and specifications as set forth in the Operations Manual or otherwise. We reserve the right to specify the content, frequency and procedure you must follow for updating your “click through” subpage, and to require

16 2026 Anderson Longevity Clinic® FDD QB\101367631.1 elements. However, the specific location where the Anderson Longevity Clinic® will be located may have different requirements and regulations dictating the size, layout and illumination of the exterior signage for the Anderson Longevity Clinic®. You will be required to abide by these regulations, and as a result may experience higher or lower costs for your exterior signage. 9. Furniture and Fixtures. The variation in the costs of furniture and fixtures is based on differences in size, configuration, and location of the site of your Anderson Longevity Clinic®. Typical furniture and fixtures include a reception desk, chairs, desks, tables, carts, shelving, cabinetry, pictures, plants, lamps, rugs, lobby and service furniture, and other trade dress that are not included as leasehold improvements. 10. Medical Equipment. You must purchase certain types of equipment for a Anderson Longevity Clinic® that will be necessary for the PC to offer the authorized and required services and products, such as a centrifuge, sharps disposal service and containers, medication storage refrigerator, and medical tables, and other medical and non-medical equipment. The overall cost of the equipment will vary based upon the size of the Anderson Longevity Clinic® and the number of patient rooms you will have available. 11. Initial Inventory. You are required to purchase an opening inventory of products and supplies from approved suppliers for the Anderson Longevity Clinic®. These items include: nutritional supplements, medications, needles, syringes, lab testing supplies, bandages, dressings, gloves, blood pressure cuffs, marketing brochures, business cards, and other medical and non-medical supplies. 12. Office Equipment, Computers and Supplies. You are required to purchase certain computer hardware and software to operate your computer system, which currently include Microsoft Office, Acuity Scheduling, Practice Fusion EMR subscription, Authorize.net point of sale (POS) system, Unbounce landing page subscription, Mailchimp subscription, Constant Contact, CallRail, Google Adwords subscription, and computer desktop. These software requirements may change in our discretion from time to time. You must also purchase certain front-office equipment, back-office equipment and supplies for the Franchised Business. 13. Business Licenses and Permits. You must obtain any necessary licenses and permits to run the Anderson Longevity Clinic®, and there may be expenses related to your compliance with these licensing and permitting requirements. 14. Professional Fees. You must employ an attorney in the state in which the Anderson Longevity Clinic® will be located who has experience in health law in that state. You must also employ a certified public accountant. You may also choose to engage other consultants as needed. 15. Insurance. The above chart estimates a deposit for three months’ insurance premium for general liability insurance, cyber security insurance, automobile insurance, workers’ compensation insurance, umbrella insurance, medical professional liability insurance, and property insurance, as further described in Item 11. Your costs will vary depending on your market, the amount of coverage you select, your insurance carrier, and other factors. Workers’ compensation insurance must be based on your anticipated payroll. 16. Travel and Living Expenses During Training. As described in Item 11, we provide initial training for you or your Operating Principal and your Clinic Manager and clinical training for two of the Affiliated Practitioners, for a total of four trainees. You will need to arrange for transportation, lodging and food for the attendees during training. The cost will depend on the distance you must travel and the type of accommodations you choose. 17. Additional Funds – 3 Months. You will need additional funds to support on-going expenses, such as facility occupancy, payroll and utilities, insurance, licenses, inventory, security, repairs and

34 2026 Anderson Longevity Clinic® FDD QB\101367631.1 limitations on our right to access this information. We reserve the right to designate or change LM Vendors; bring such services in-house; suspend (and then reinstate) or terminate (and then reinstate) the local marketing program at any time and implement an alternative marketing program or make any other changes we deem appropriate after giving you at least 60 days’ written notice. Any local marketing is subject to our policies. For grand opening advertising, local marketing, or any additional advertising that you place, we must approve your proposed advertising materials before placing them in any medium. The proposed advertising must be delivered to us no later than 30 calendar days before placement. We will have 15 days to review it and provide comments (if any). The proposed advertising materials are approved if we do not deliver the written notice to you of our approval or disapproval within that time. In our sole discretion, we may revoke our approval of any advertising materials at any time. We may require you to pay to us the Local Marketing Fee in the same manner as the Brand Marketing Fee, or as we otherwise specify in writing. If we require you to pay to us the Local Marketing Fee, we will deposit the Local Marketing Fee into the Brand Marketing Fund to be spent on local marketing and promotional activities in, around, near or attempting to target your Territory, including marketing and promotional activities on the Internet. If we do not require you to pay us the Local Marketing Fee, then within 30 days of our request, you must provide us with proof of your local marketing expenditures, and you must deposit with us the difference between what you did spend and the minimum required amount to be deposited in the Brand Marketing Fund. You must not advertise or use our Marks in any fashion on the internet, world wide web, or via other means of advertising, without our express written consent. (Franchise Agreement, Section 9.3.2). Grand Opening Campaign As discussed in Items 5 and 7, in addition to (and not in place of) the Brand Marketing Fees and the Local Marketing Fee, you must spend, at minimum, $15,000 (the “Grand Opening Fee”) to market and promote the opening of your Clinic (the “Grand Opening Campaign”). We reserve the right to require you to pay to us the Grand Opening Fee, and if we exercise this right we will deposit the Grand Opening Fee with our designated supplier who will develop and conduct the Grand Opening Campaign. You may spend more than the Grand Opening Fee on the Grand Opening Campaign so long as you are in compliance with our standards and specifications. You must pay the Grand Opening Fee during the period beginning thirty (30) days before and ending sixty (60) days following the Opening Date of your Clinic. (Franchise Agreement, Section 2.5) Website We alone may establish, maintain, modify or discontinue all Internet, World Wide Web and electronic commerce activities pertaining to the System. We have established one or more Websites, and we may design and provide for the benefit of the Anderson Longevity Clinic® with a “click through” subpage at our Website for the promotion of the Anderson Longevity Clinic®. The term “Website” includes, without limitation, pages or other communications that can be accessed through the Internet, World Wide Web, landing pages, social media and networking sites (such as Facebook, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram, Yelp, Google Business, virtual worlds, file, audio and video-sharing sites, or any other social media and/or networking site we designate), blogs, vlogs, and other applications. If we establish one or more Websites or other modes of electronic commerce and if we provide a “click through” subpage at the website(s) for the promotion of the Anderson Longevity Clinic®, we may require you to provide us or our designated vendor with updated copies, photographs and news stories about your Franchised Business and the Anderson Longevity Clinic® in accordance with our standards and specifications as set forth in the Operations Manual or otherwise. We reserve the right to specify the content, frequency and procedure you must follow for updating your “click through” subpage, and to require

16 2026 Anderson Longevity Clinic® FDD QB\101367631.1 elements. However, the specific location where the Anderson Longevity Clinic® will be located may have different requirements and regulations dictating the size, layout and illumination of the exterior signage for the Anderson Longevity Clinic®. You will be required to abide by these regulations, and as a result may experience higher or lower costs for your exterior signage. 9. Furniture and Fixtures. The variation in the costs of furniture and fixtures is based on differences in size, configuration, and location of the site of your Anderson Longevity Clinic®. Typical furniture and fixtures include a reception desk, chairs, desks, tables, carts, shelving, cabinetry, pictures, plants, lamps, rugs, lobby and service furniture, and other trade dress that are not included as leasehold improvements. 10. Medical Equipment. You must purchase certain types of equipment for a Anderson Longevity Clinic® that will be necessary for the PC to offer the authorized and required services and products, such as a centrifuge, sharps disposal service and containers, medication storage refrigerator, and medical tables, and other medical and non-medical equipment. The overall cost of the equipment will vary based upon the size of the Anderson Longevity Clinic® and the number of patient rooms you will have available. 11. Initial Inventory. You are required to purchase an opening inventory of products and supplies from approved suppliers for the Anderson Longevity Clinic®. These items include: nutritional supplements, medications, needles, syringes, lab testing supplies, bandages, dressings, gloves, blood pressure cuffs, marketing brochures, business cards, and other medical and non-medical supplies. 12. Office Equipment, Computers and Supplies. You are required to purchase certain computer hardware and software to operate your computer system, which currently include Microsoft Office, Acuity Scheduling, Practice Fusion EMR subscription, Authorize.net point of sale (POS) system, Unbounce landing page subscription, Mailchimp subscription, Constant Contact, CallRail, Google Adwords subscription, and computer desktop. These software requirements may change in our discretion from time to time. You must also purchase certain front-office equipment, back-office equipment and supplies for the Franchised Business. 13. Business Licenses and Permits. You must obtain any necessary licenses and permits to run the Anderson Longevity Clinic®, and there may be expenses related to your compliance with these licensing and permitting requirements. 14. Professional Fees. You must employ an attorney in the state in which the Anderson Longevity Clinic® will be located who has experience in health law in that state. You must also employ a certified public accountant. You may also choose to engage other consultants as needed. 15. Insurance. The above chart estimates a deposit for three months’ insurance premium for general liability insurance, cyber security insurance, automobile insurance, workers’ compensation insurance, umbrella insurance, medical professional liability insurance, and property insurance, as further described in Item 11. Your costs will vary depending on your market, the amount of coverage you select, your insurance carrier, and other factors. Workers’ compensation insurance must be based on your anticipated payroll. 16. Travel and Living Expenses During Training. As described in Item 11, we provide initial training for you or your Operating Principal and your Clinic Manager and clinical training for two of the Affiliated Practitioners, for a total of four trainees. You will need to arrange for transportation, lodging and food for the attendees during training. The cost will depend on the distance you must travel and the type of accommodations you choose. 17. Additional Funds – 3 Months. You will need additional funds to support on-going expenses, such as facility occupancy, payroll and utilities, insurance, licenses, inventory, security, repairs and

35 2026 Anderson Longevity Clinic® FDD QB\101367631.1 you to use designated or approved suppliers for the establishment, use, maintenance, and/or updating such “click through” subpage. You are not permitted to promote the Anderson Longevity Clinic® in any manner on any Websites without our prior written consent, as that promotion is advertising and trademark use that is subject to our review and approval. However, we may require you to establish and maintain social media pages or profiles, which may include, without limitation, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Pinterest, Instagram, Yelp, Google Business, or any other social media and/or networking site we designate. You must comply with our Brand Standards regarding the establishment, use, appearance, maintenance, and updating of social media pages and profiles. We reserve the right to conduct collective/national campaigns via local social media on your behalf. We alone will be, and at all times will remain, the sole owner of the copyrights to all material, which appears on any Website we establish and maintain, including any and all material you may furnish to us for your “click through” subpage. Cooperative We may, in our discretion, create a local or regional marketing cooperative (“Cooperative”) in any area, or we may approve the creation of such a Cooperative, and establish the rules and regulations for each Cooperative. Immediately upon our request, you must become a member of the Cooperative for the area in which some or all of your Territory is located. A Franchised Clinic will not be required to be a member of more than one Cooperative. The Cooperative must be governed in the manner we prescribe. The Cooperative may require each of its members to make contributions to it in an amount as agreed upon by the Cooperative members or as we may prescribe. You must contribute such amounts at the times and in the manner as determined by majority vote of the Cooperative members. Any funds contributed to a Cooperative will be credited against your local marketing obligation; provided, however, that if your contributions to a Cooperative are less than your Local Marketing Fee, you must still spend the difference locally. The following provisions apply to each Cooperative (if and when organized): • Cooperatives will be established, organized, and governed in the form and manner that we have approved in advance. Unless we specify otherwise, the activities carried on by each Cooperative will be decided by a majority vote of its members. Any Anderson Longevity Clinic® that we or our affiliates manage or operate in the region or area in which a Cooperative has been established will have the same voting rights as those Anderson Longevity Clinics® owned by franchisees. Each Anderson Longevity Clinic® shall be entitled to cast one vote. • Cooperatives will be organized for the exclusive purpose of administering regional marketing programs and developing (subject to our approval) standardized promotional materials for use by the members in local advertising and promotion. • Cooperatives may not use marketing, promotional plans, or materials without our prior written approval, as described below. • Cooperatives may require the members to periodically contribute to it in such amounts as it determines. Those Anderson Longevity Clinics® owned and operated by us or our affiliates that are members of the Cooperative shall contribute to the Cooperative in the same amount as other members. • You must submit your required contribution to the Cooperative at the same time as payments are required for the Royalty and the Brand Marketing Fees, together with the statements and reports that may be required by us or by the Cooperative, with our written approval. If requested by us in writing, you must submit your payments and reports for the Cooperative directly to us and we will distribute the money and reports to the Cooperative.

34 2026 Anderson Longevity Clinic® FDD QB\101367631.1 limitations on our right to access this information. We reserve the right to designate or change LM Vendors; bring such services in-house; suspend (and then reinstate) or terminate (and then reinstate) the local marketing program at any time and implement an alternative marketing program or make any other changes we deem appropriate after giving you at least 60 days’ written notice. Any local marketing is subject to our policies. For grand opening advertising, local marketing, or any additional advertising that you place, we must approve your proposed advertising materials before placing them in any medium. The proposed advertising must be delivered to us no later than 30 calendar days before placement. We will have 15 days to review it and provide comments (if any). The proposed advertising materials are approved if we do not deliver the written notice to you of our approval or disapproval within that time. In our sole discretion, we may revoke our approval of any advertising materials at any time. We may require you to pay to us the Local Marketing Fee in the same manner as the Brand Marketing Fee, or as we otherwise specify in writing. If we require you to pay to us the Local Marketing Fee, we will deposit the Local Marketing Fee into the Brand Marketing Fund to be spent on local marketing and promotional activities in, around, near or attempting to target your Territory, including marketing and promotional activities on the Internet. If we do not require you to pay us the Local Marketing Fee, then within 30 days of our request, you must provide us with proof of your local marketing expenditures, and you must deposit with us the difference between what you did spend and the minimum required amount to be deposited in the Brand Marketing Fund. You must not advertise or use our Marks in any fashion on the internet, world wide web, or via other means of advertising, without our express written consent. (Franchise Agreement, Section 9.3.2). Grand Opening Campaign As discussed in Items 5 and 7, in addition to (and not in place of) the Brand Marketing Fees and the Local Marketing Fee, you must spend, at minimum, $15,000 (the “Grand Opening Fee”) to market and promote the opening of your Clinic (the “Grand Opening Campaign”). We reserve the right to require you to pay to us the Grand Opening Fee, and if we exercise this right we will deposit the Grand Opening Fee with our designated supplier who will develop and conduct the Grand Opening Campaign. You may spend more than the Grand Opening Fee on the Grand Opening Campaign so long as you are in compliance with our standards and specifications. You must pay the Grand Opening Fee during the period beginning thirty (30) days before and ending sixty (60) days following the Opening Date of your Clinic. (Franchise Agreement, Section 2.5) Website We alone may establish, maintain, modify or discontinue all Internet, World Wide Web and electronic commerce activities pertaining to the System. We have established one or more Websites, and we may design and provide for the benefit of the Anderson Longevity Clinic® with a “click through” subpage at our Website for the promotion of the Anderson Longevity Clinic®. The term “Website” includes, without limitation, pages or other communications that can be accessed through the Internet, World Wide Web, landing pages, social media and networking sites (such as Facebook, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram, Yelp, Google Business, virtual worlds, file, audio and video-sharing sites, or any other social media and/or networking site we designate), blogs, vlogs, and other applications. If we establish one or more Websites or other modes of electronic commerce and if we provide a “click through” subpage at the website(s) for the promotion of the Anderson Longevity Clinic®, we may require you to provide us or our designated vendor with updated copies, photographs and news stories about your Franchised Business and the Anderson Longevity Clinic® in accordance with our standards and specifications as set forth in the Operations Manual or otherwise. We reserve the right to specify the content, frequency and procedure you must follow for updating your “click through” subpage, and to require