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David Sinclair: Longevity Genius, Salesman, or Both? What Patients Should Know Before Buying the Hype
He’s the Harvard professor behind the bestseller Lifespan, the face of NMN and NAD+ supplements, and the most-quoted name in every longevity clinic’s sales pitch. He’s also the man his own scientific society asked to step down. Here’s the whole story, and what it means for you.
Peptides for Longevity: What Has Actually Been Studied
BPC-157, TB-500, ipamorelin, epitalon: peptide therapy is one of the fastest-selling longevity services in regenerative clinics. Here is what the human evidence shows, how RFK Jr. and the FDA changed the rules in 2026, and what to ask before you buy.
Back to the Court: Encouraging PRP Outcomes for Tennis Elbow
PRP for tennis elbow: corticosteroid shots often help faster, but trials suggest PRP pulls ahead after six months. What recovery looks like, who may benefit, and what to ask.
Fuller Hair, Renewed Confidence: Encouraging PRP Results for Pattern Hair Loss
Pattern hair loss is not dangerous, but it can affect confidence, identity, and quality of life. PRP has emerged as an encouraging option for some men and women who want to improve hair density using a product prepared from their own blood. What the research is showing A 2024 meta-analysis of randomized trials concluded that […]
BMAC for Knee Osteoarthritis: Why the Early Outcomes Are Encouraging
Bone marrow aspirate concentrate, or BMAC, is still an evolving treatment—but the clinical improvements reported by many patients are giving researchers good reasons to keep studying it. What randomized studies are finding A 2024 systematic review examined eight randomized studies with 937 patients. Across the studies, people receiving BMAC experienced significant improvement in pain and […]
Hip Osteoarthritis and PRP: Encouraging Signs for Easier Movement
Hip arthritis can affect nearly everything: walking speed, sleep, shoes and socks, travel, exercise, and the simple freedom to move without planning around pain. Early clinical research suggests PRP may help some people regain a meaningful measure of that freedom. What the studies are showing Randomized studies comparing PRP with hyaluronic acid have generally found […]