Research & Guides
The peptide library, written by clinicians.
62 long-form articles on peptide therapy — what each compound does at the cellular level, who it's for, what the FDA says about it, and where the gray-market vendors get the story wrong. Every guide is reviewed by a US-licensed physician and updated as evidence evolves.
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2026

Featured · Strength
Sermorelin Side Effects: What to Actually Expect
Sermorelin side effects, explained honestly by a physician — the common mild ones, the rare serious ones, how long they last, and when to call your doctor.
Dr. Richard Dentico, MD · 10 min read
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Longevity · 11 min read
NAD+ Injections Before and After: What to Realistically Expect
What the before and after of NAD+ actually looks like: what people report, what trials have not confirmed, the side effects, and what NAD+ won't do.
Strength · 12 min read
Sermorelin vs HGH: The Real Difference, Explained
Sermorelin and HGH both raise growth hormone — but in opposite ways. One signals your own pituitary to release GH in its natural pulsatile rhythm; the other floods the hormone in directly and bypasses your feedback loop. Here's the difference that actually matters.

Longevity · 7 min read
NAD Injections Near Me: Do You Actually Need a Clinic Nearby?
NAD injections near me: you may not need a clinic at all. An honest comparison of local IV bars and physician-prescribed at-home NAD injections available in all 50 states — cost, oversight, and how to choose.
Longevity · 8 min read
Glutathione Benefits: What the "Master Antioxidant" Actually Does
Glutathione is your body's master antioxidant and a liver-detox cofactor — that part's settled. The disease 'benefits' are mostly still being studied. A physician-reviewed look at what's real, and what the delivery route does and does not change.

Strength · 12 min read
What Lowers Testosterone? The Evidence-Based List (and the Myths That Don't Hold Up)
Alcohol, poor sleep, obesity, chronic stress, and certain medications genuinely lower testosterone. Masturbation and vasectomies don't. A physician's evidence-vs-myths breakdown.

Strength · 9 min read
Does Sermorelin Increase Testosterone? A Physician's Honest Answer
Sermorelin is a GHRH analog — it works on your GH axis, not your testosterone. Here's what the science actually shows, where the confusion comes from, and when you need a different conversation.
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