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I do think the having too much data take is interesting. Hypochondriacs are right some of the time, but the rest of the time they could be doing themselves a real disservice.

Consider Berberine ?

always blew my mind to wonder like what exactly determines the patterns on a turtle shell or whatever - seems like the morphogenesis papers are kinda like "this mathematically is possible/conceivable as a way that DNA could represent things" but we're still a long way from concretely understanding it... at least thats as much as i know

We notice... #DANK MEMES

Demand for knockoff versions of retatrutide, a peptide-based drug being developed by Eli Lilly, has skyrocketed lately, propelling a gray market that likely exceeds $100 million in annual sales, according to an estimate prepared by The Information that examined many of the market’s biggest suppliers. Retatrutide, or reta as it is commonly called, has become popular among the tech elite, who had already shown great interest in other peptide-based drugs. Reta is potentially far more potent, producing greater weight loss and possibly less muscle loss, but it hasn’t yet won approval from the FDA.

I’m also on the affogato protocol

https://www.science.org/content/article/fda-committee-votes-make-peptides-more-widely-available