Find the article that answers your next question. This directory brings together the 54 published Journal articles by subject, with a starting guide for each topic.
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- Weight management and metabolic questions
- Peptides, blends and evidence
- Sleep, energy and cognitive claims
- Hormones, growth signals and testing
- Sexual health and desire
- Skin care, cosmetic claims and antioxidants
- Consultation preparation and practical checks
Weight management and metabolic questions
Start with the weight management guide, then choose a focused explainer below.
- LIPO-B Injections: Separating Vitamin Support From Weight-Loss Promises
- LIPO-C and “Fat Metabolism”: What That Phrase Leaves Unanswered
- “5-Amino” Capsules: Confirm the Ingredient Before Reading NNMT Claims
- Dihexa and Tesofensine: Why Cognition and Weight-Loss Claims Do Not Validate a Blend
- SLU-PP-332: What “Exercise Mimetic” Means in Mouse Research
- SLU-PP-332 With BAM15: Why Two Experimental Mechanisms Do Not Make a Proven Capsule
- Tesofensine for Weight Loss: Read the Trial—and the Publication Notice
- Ondansetron and Nausea: Relief Should Not Replace Finding the Cause
- Semaglutide With B12: What Does the Added Vitamin Actually Establish?
- Semaglutide With Glycine: Formulation, Concentration, and the Questions to Ask
- Tirzepatide With B12: Reading Weight-Loss and Energy Claims Separately
- Tirzepatide With Glycine: Ask About the Formulation and the Longer-Term Plan
Peptides, blends and evidence
Start with the peptide evidence guide, then choose a focused explainer below.
- BPC-157: What the Research Shows—and What Remains Unknown
- BPC-157 for Tendon Pain: What to Ask Before a Consultation
- The KLOW Blend: How to Evaluate Four Ingredients Without Assuming Four Benefits
- BPC-157, KPV, and TB-500: A Patient’s Guide to Evaluating the Blend
- BPC-157 and TB-500: Looking Beyond the “Wolverine Blend” Nickname
- Epithalon and Telomeres: Why a Cell Finding Is Not a Longevity Result
- LL-37: What Human Wound Studies Mean for Broader Health Claims
- MOTS-c and Exercise: Why an Exercise-Related Peptide Is Not an Exercise Replacement
- MOTS-c and Tesamorelin: Why Metabolic Research Does Not Validate a Blend
- TB-500 and Thymosin Beta-4: Why the Name on the Study Matters
- Thymosin Alpha-1: Why “Immune Support” Needs a Clinical Definition
- BPC-157 Capsules: Does Changing the Route Change the Evidence?
- BPC-157/TB-500 Capsules: Two Evidence Gaps to Check Before the Blend Claim
Sleep, energy and cognitive claims
Start with the sleep and energy guide, then choose a focused explainer below.
- DSIP for Sleep: What the Human Insomnia Studies Actually Measured
- DSIP, BPC, and CJC: Can a Sleep Blend Be Judged by Its Ingredients?
- NAD+ Injections and Infusions: A Metabolism Study Is Not a Longevity Guarantee
- Pinealon, PE-22-28, and Selank: Reading a Cognitive Blend Claim by Claim
- SS-31 and Elamipretide: Why a Rare-Disease Trial Is Not a Wellness Forecast
- Semax and Selank Together: What “Focus and Calm” Leaves Unanswered
- NAD+ Nasal Spray: Does a Nasal Route Prove Brain or Energy Benefits?
- Selank Nasal Spray and Anxiety: How to Read the Small Clinical Studies
- Semax Nasal Spray: Why Stroke Research Does Not Prove Everyday Focus Benefits
- Dihexa and Memory: What Preclinical Research Does Not Establish for Capsules
- Methylene Blue Capsules: Memory Research and Medication Interactions Belong Together
Hormones, growth signals and testing
Start with the hormone tests guide, then choose a focused explainer below.
- CJC Without DAC and Ipamorelin: Why the Exact Formulation Matters
- Gonadorelin and Fertility: Why Pulsatile Delivery Changes the Question
- IGF-LR3 Is Not Ordinary IGF-1: How to Read the Evidence Carefully
- Sermorelin and Growth Hormone: Setting Useful Expectations for a Consultation
- Tesamorelin and Visceral Fat: Why the Trial Population Matters
- Tesamorelin With Ipamorelin: Two Ingredients, Separate Evidence Questions
- Ibutamoren (MK-677): More Lean Mass Is Not the Same as More Strength
- CJC-1295, Ipamorelin, and Sermorelin: Does a Triple Blend Have Triple Evidence?
Sexual health and desire
Start with the sexual health consultation guide, then choose a focused explainer below.
- Kisspeptin and Sexual Desire: What Early Human Studies Can—and Cannot—Tell You
- PT-141 and Bremelanotide: Matching Sexual-Desire Claims to the Evidence
Skin care, cosmetic claims and antioxidants
Start with the skin care ingredients guide, then choose a focused explainer below.
- The GLOW Blend: Skin Claims, Recovery Claims, and the Evidence Between Them
- GHK-Cu for Skin: Why Topical and Injectable Evidence Must Stay Separate
- GHK-Cu and Epithalon: Two Research Stories, One Unanswered Blend Question
- GHK-Cu, Epithalon, and CJC: How to Read Three-Pathway Wellness Claims
- Glutathione Injections: What Does “Detox” Actually Mean?
- Melanotan II and Tanning: Questions a Cosmetic Goal Should Not Hide
Consultation preparation and practical checks
Start with the choosing online care guide, then choose a focused explainer below.
- How to Prepare for Your First Telehealth Consultation
- Reusable Injection Pens: Verify the Device, Cartridge, and Instructions Together
Use the evidence in context
These articles discuss research and questions to ask. An article’s inclusion is not a recommendation, a statement of current availability or a promise of benefit. Findings may differ by ingredient, formulation, route and study population. Read the linked sources and use the information to prepare questions for a qualified healthcare professional.
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