GLP-1s were initially developed to manage type 2 diabetes, but are now showing profound anti-cancer signals across three studies and more than a million patients.
The evidence looks promising: (1/11)
Three new studies dropped. The first, in JAMA Netw. Open, tracked 841,831 women with breast cancer across 68 US hospitals.
Among obese patients on GLP-1 drugs, all-cause mortality was 65% lower, with 10-year survival sitting at 96% versus 88.6% for those not on the medication.
The numbers were even more stark for breast cancer patients with diabetes.
Women on GLP-1 drugs had 91% lower all-cause mortality than those on insulin or metformin.
That means a 10-year survival rate of 96.9% versus 76.4%, a 20% gap.
MOTS-c is the best peptide for mitochondrial health.
It's made of 16 amino acids and is produced in your mitochondria. I've used it for a few weeks, and the impact on my energy and recovery is undeniable.
Here's the complete breakdown: (1/15)
Most people think mitochondria only produce energy, but they also send signals to the rest of the body.
MOTS-c is one of those signals. It was first found at USC back in 2015 by researchers Changhan Lee and Pinchas Cohen.
When they published their findings in Cell Metabolism, it changed how we look at mitochondrial DNA.
This was the first time we saw a peptide from inside the mitochondria actually managing metabolism in mammals.
Semax is the most underrated nootropic peptide on the market.
It has 40 years of safe Russian clinical use behind it. I've been using it for a few months and the cognitive benefits are insane.
Here's the breakdown: (1/13)
Semax has been on the Russian list of essential drugs since 2011. If you have a stroke in Moscow, they put this up your nose in the ambulance.
It's a frontline neuroprotective tool and a standard part of their medical care.
The science started with Soviet research on a stress hormone called ACTH.
Scientists found a small piece of that molecule that protected the brain without the usual side effects. They kept that specific signal and got rid of everything else.
One day, my daughter pointed at my head and said, "Dad, you are going bald."
I'd been hiding under hats for months as my crown thinned. My dad went bald early, so I figured that was my path.
But I decided to see if I could reverse it, and it worked really, really well: (1/14)
Hair was a big part of my identity as it is for every man.
I had thick hair as a kid and got compliments on it all the time.
When my scalp started showing through under certain lights, it hit my confidence and I found myself checking mirrors way more than I'd ever admit.
I started by wasting months and a lot of money on junk on every shampoo, serum, and supplement I could find.
Most did nothing, some even made the shedding worse. This industry thrives on insecurity and fake reviews. They know how you feel and they charge you for it.
It's genuinely strange that we've accepted vision decline as a one-way street.
I put together a 6-week protocol to see if I could reverse mine using certain peptides and other natural protocols.
Hint: it worked really well: (1/13)
Every eye doctor I visited told me it was just genetics and aging, and that I would just need stronger lenses every year.
I didn't believe them.
So I decided to run an experiment on myself for six weeks and track the results.
The stack included:
- Visoluten (retina peptide)
- Organic pearl powder
- Ventfort and Endoluten
- 15 minutes of morning sun
- Red light therapy
- No glasses for the first hour of the day