
NAD+ for Longevity: Real Biology, Thin Human Data
You have probably seen the IV drip menu. NAD+, $400 a bag, two hours in a recliner with a lavender eye mask, promising cellular renewal. Or the capsule on…
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You have probably seen the IV drip menu. NAD+, $400 a bag, two hours in a recliner with a lavender eye mask, promising cellular renewal. Or the capsule on…
Read articleYou did not get lazy. You did not suddenly lose your discipline somewhere around your 47th birthday. The same breakfast, the same walks, the same jeans, and…
You have been told to eat less and move more. You did. The scale barely moved, your energy tanked, and somebody suggested you try harder.
You got a routine ultrasound for something unrelated. Gallstones, maybe. Abdominal pain that turned out to be nothing. And buried in the report was a phrase…
You did not get lazy. You did not suddenly lose your discipline somewhere around your 47th birthday. The same breakfast, the same walks, the same jeans, and…
You have been told to eat less and move more. You did. The scale barely moved, your energy tanked, and somebody suggested you try harder.
You got a routine ultrasound for something unrelated. Gallstones, maybe. Abdominal pain that turned out to be nothing. And buried in the report was a phrase…
Let me answer the question you actually came here to ask. Yes, GLP-1 medications have side effects. Most are gastrointestinal, most show up in the first few…
You're not worried about whether this works. You're worried about feeling awful on a Tuesday afternoon in a meeting you can't leave.
You got your labs back. Fasting glucose: 97. A1c: 5.5. Your doctor said "everything looks fine," and you left feeling vaguely unconvinced, because you're…
You already know GLP-1 medications exist. You've seen the headlines, maybe heard a coworker talk about it in the break room, and now you want to know what…
You got a lab result back. Maybe it said "prediabetes." Maybe your A1c ticked up two tenths of a point and your doctor said "let's watch it." Maybe nobody…
You got a lab result back. Maybe it said "prediabetes." Maybe your A1c crept from 5.5 to 5.9 and your doctor said to "watch it." Maybe you've had type 2…
You're already in treatment. You've had the labs, you've had the conversations, and somewhere in the last few months your numbers started moving in a…
You've done the reading. You know what a GLP-1 receptor agonist is, roughly how it works, and that it keeps coming up in conversations about insulin…
You've read enough about GLP-1 medications to know they exist, know they affect blood sugar, and know a lot of people with insulin resistance or type 2…
You've probably been told some version of this: if you just ate less and moved more, your blood sugar would behave. Your labs would look better. The weight…
You already know GLP-1 exists. That's not the question anymore. The question is what it actually does inside a body that has stopped responding to its own…
You know what to do on day one. Day one is easy. Day one has adrenaline and a fresh notebook and a grocery haul that looks like a stock photo.
You did the thing. The number on the scale finally matches the one you scribbled on a Post-it months ago. So… now what? That's the question I want to sit…
You've been reading about GLP-1 for weeks. Maybe months. You've probably got seventeen tabs open right now — one of them is this article, and the others are…
You did the hard part. The numbers moved, your clothes fit differently, your labs look better than they have in years. And you're exhausted.
Here's the honest answer: for a lot of people, both. Just not at the same time. In the early weeks, some people feel flatter than usual. Then, as things…