Weight loss

Foundayo on Medicare: $50 Coverage Through the GLP-1 Bridge

If you have Medicare and your doctor has been telling you about a new daily pill for weight loss, this post is for you. Foundayo is real, it’s FDA-approved, and starting July 1, 2026, it’s covered for $50 a month under Medicare’s GLP-1 Bridge program for eligible beneficiaries. This is genuinely new. Foundayo got FDA […]

Longevity, Medicine 3.0

At Some Point, Biohacking Just Becomes Shopping

I read a USA Today story this week about the rise of “biohacking,” and my first reaction was that it mostly got the vibe right. More wearables. More self-ordered labs. More biological-age tests. More longevity clinics. More guys showing up with a screen full of numbers and the feeling that they’re finally getting serious about

Intro

DEXA Scan During GLP-1 Weight Loss: Was It Worth It?

My answer: If you are losing a lot of weight on a GLP-1 drug like Zepbound, a DEXA scan can be worth it because it shows what the scale cannot: fat loss, lean mass, visceral fat, and fat distribution. In my case, the scale said I lost 35 lb over six months. DEXA showed something

Longevity

A quarter-cup more vegetables, 5 extra minutes of hard movement, and 10 more minutes of sleep were linked to 10% lower cardiovascular risk

A lot of health advice online still pushes the same basic fantasy: that one big change is going to transform your future. Alternatively there is the biohackers hustle culture demanding to “optimize” everything right now. For many folks that’s so intimidating to be impossible. Personally, I have taken a somewhat staged approach while making small

Weight loss

FDA approves Eli Lilly’s GLP-1 pill

This will kick the GLP-1RA revolution in a new gear. it’s already one of the most common drug classes in the US and not having to inject and falling prices (see Novo Nodirsk’s subscription model) will help with access. I think being able to use a pill instead of an injection will be a huge

Writing

Reddit banned r/ProactiveHealth

I started r/proactivehealth about 6 weeks ago as a space to post and discuss proactive health, longevity and related topics without the influencer guru worship. I really got into the community building aspect and worked very hard to find interesting stories every day. Yesterday, I hit 1k members which had been my goal for a

Longevity, Medicine 3.0

I started a newsletter

I have spent the last two weeks trying to get the subreddit r/proactivehealth of the ground. I took the initiative of creating it after I got again disappointed by one of the influencer-names forums going to hell because the influencer turned out to be of questionable character. starting the Reddit community was a lot of

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