Catalogue
Three pillars. Every agent carries its regulatory standing and what the research actually shows, including where it's thin.
- 01
Aesthetics
Hair and skin. Almost everything here works better the earlier you start, and most of it stops working when you stop.
7 offeredView → - 02
Longevity & quality of life
Risk reduction and healthspan, driven by your labs and your family history rather than by a protocol someone wrote for everybody.
4 offeredView → - 03
Auxiliary
Agents used to reset a system that stopped regulating itself — gut motility, autonomic tone, appetite and safety signalling. This is the thinnest evidence base in the catalogue and every item is an individual conversation.
2 offeredView →
How to read the tags
- FDA-approved
- Approved by the FDA for this use.
- Off-label
- An approved drug used outside its labeled indication — ordinary, legal medicine at a physician's discretion.
- Compounded
- Prepared by a compounding pharmacy. Not FDA-approved as a finished product.
- Cosmetic / OTC
- Sold as a cosmetic or over-the-counter ingredient, not a prescription drug.
- Research only
- Investigational. No established basis for human prescribing. Listed for transparency; not offered.