Prescription · supervised
MK-677 (Ibutamoren)
An oral growth hormone secretagogue that raises GH and IGF-1. Real effects, real trade-offs; it needs baseline bloods and blood sugar monitoring.
Read the guide →Men's longevity
Testosterone, muscle and recovery all drift down from your 30s. The supplement industry sells hope; we start with blood work. Here's what has evidence, and what doesn't.
~1%/yr
Testosterone decline from 30s
3–8%
Muscle lost per decade after 30
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Energy lower than it used to be
Slower recovery after training
Strength and gym numbers slipping
Lighter, less refreshing sleep
Weight creeping on around the middle
Gradual hormonal decline from the 30s
Muscle loss from sedentary work
Poor sleep and chronic stress
Blood sugar and metabolic drift
Supplements taken blind, without data
Energy has stayed low for months
You take supplements but have never tested your bloods
Heart disease or diabetes runs in your family
Recovery and strength are declining fast
You want data, not marketing
Understanding the condition
Aging in men follows a predictable pattern. Testosterone drifts down from the 30s, muscle is lost each decade, sleep gets lighter and recovery slower. None of it is sudden, which is why most men only notice when the gym numbers and the energy tell them.
The longevity market has raced ahead of the science. A handful of compounds have real human data. Many have promising lab results and little else. The honest answer is different for each one, and it starts with your own blood work, not a label.
That's the approach here: measure your baselines, fix the proven fundamentals first (sleep, training, hormones if they're genuinely low), and only then add compounds, with a doctor tracking whether your numbers actually move.
Most men arrive with a bag of supplements and no blood work. We do it the other way round: data first, then decide what earns a place.
Our solutions for healthy aging
Nothing here is a magic pill, and we'll tell you so. These are the compounds men ask us about most, each with its evidence stated honestly. Every card links to the full guide.
Prescription · supervised
An oral growth hormone secretagogue that raises GH and IGF-1. Real effects, real trade-offs; it needs baseline bloods and blood sugar monitoring.
Read the guide →Early human data
A NAD+ precursor. NAD+ falls with age; whether restoring it changes how humans age is still being tested in trials.
Read the guide →Stress & sleep
An adaptogen with reasonable trial data for stress and sleep quality. Product quality varies widely between brands.
Read the guide →Traditional · mixed data
A Southeast Asian herb studied in small trials of hormone support in aging men. Results are mixed, and dosing matters.
Read the guide →Cognitive · limited data
A nootropic with mostly preclinical research behind it. We'll tell you honestly what it can and can't do before you take it.
Read the guide →Your journey
45 minutes, one to one. Bring your goals and your supplement list, or the bottles themselves.
Hormones, metabolic markers, lipids, liver and kidney function, inflammation and vitamin status. Decisions rest on your numbers, not a trend.
Fundamentals first, then only the compounds that earn a place. You hear the evidence for each, stated plainly. You decide, never pressured.
The same doctor rechecks your bloods after a set interval, so you can see in numbers whether anything actually changed.
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Some do, for specific outcomes; many don't. Ashwagandha has decent trial data for stress and sleep, NMN is promising but early, and plenty of popular products have no human evidence at all. A consult sorts your stack into keep, maybe and drop.
It reliably raises GH and IGF-1, and it also increases appetite, can cause water retention and can push blood sugar up. That's why it's prescription-only here, with baseline bloods first and monitoring while you're on it. It isn't suitable for everyone.
A hormone panel including testosterone, metabolic markers like fasting glucose and HbA1c, lipids, liver and kidney function, and vitamin D. That baseline is what tells you six months later whether a compound did anything.
Yes, and it's one of the most useful visits we do. Bring the bottles or a list. The doctor checks doses, interactions and evidence, keeps what's earning its place and tells you plainly what isn't.
It's the ideal time. Testosterone and muscle decline start in the 30s, and a baseline taken now makes every future change measurable. The earlier you know your numbers, the more useful they become.
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