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The copper peptide trend has gone from creams to injections — ahead of the science (opens the original)
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Copper peptides have become the darling of social media skin care hacks. People are smearing the electric-blue tincture on their face or drawing the concoction up in syringes. The compound, known as GHK-Copper, or simply GHK-Cu, has gained a massive following because of claims it can deliver firm and wrinkle-free skin, better hair and other anti-aging benefits. The interest, in part, reflects the broader peptide-craze that has increasingly entered the mainstream wellness and longevity space. As
High-intensity sprints can trigger molecular changes in the bloodstream (opens the original)
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We all know a sprint feels different than a longer, take-it-slow kind of workout. Your heart is pounding. You gasp for air. Maybe your muscles burn. Now, new research reveals this kind of high-intensity training provokes a remarkably robust response throughout the bloodstream. The training substantially mobilizes more proteins and other molecules in the hours after exercising. The findings were published by a team of scientists in the U.S., Australia and Sweden. The results do not mean that spri
A real-world study of Oregon's nonmedical psilocybin program shows promise (opens the original)
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New research on the experiences of people who took magic mushrooms through Oregon's homegrown psychedelic industry — the first program of its kind in the U.S. — is offering a largely favorable picture. The study, based on almost 350 people who took the drug at state-licensed centers, is the most rigorous analysis yet of the real-world implications of regulated psilocybin, the active ingredient in magic mushrooms. Most of the participants described their trip as beneficial, and more than half ran
Cialis is an erectile dysfunction drug. Could it also help you live longer? (opens the original)
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Tadalafil – better known by its brand name Cialis – is one of the most commonly prescribed drugs for erectile dysfunction. But in some biohacking and wellness circles, it's increasingly being repurposed for an entirely different reason. Online clinics and influential figures are promoting it as a kind of all-purpose longevity drug – delivering benefits for the cardiovascular system, brain and even athletic performance. The drugs aren't approved for preventing heart attack and stroke, let alone f
Who really needs testosterone? (opens the original)
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A few times, Dr. Jamin Brahmbhatt suspected he might have low testosterone. But when he checked his numbers, he discovered they were within a normal range. "Turns out it was more so my sleep and stress and everything else," says Brahmbhatt, a urologist at Orlando Health in Florida. Brahmbhatt treats men with low testosterone every day — meaning he's on the front lines of the current cultural fixation with testosterone. Social media is overflowing with testosterone content, from fears of "low T"
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