I see people walking into the clinic every single week expecting magic. They spend a few hours reading forum threads, buy a vial of something they can barely pronounce, and assume they have completely hacked their biology. Someone usually messes up the reconstitution math, injects way too much, and wonders why they feel terrible a […]
Author: JohnKen
Overcoming Post-Bariatric Polyneuropathy Why Oral Cyanocobalamin Fails to Restore Sural Nerve Velocity
You see it in the clinic all the time. A patient comes in sitting lighter than they have in decades. The gastric bypass or sleeve gastrectomy did exactly what it was supposed to do. The weight is gone. The metabolic markers look decent on paper. But then they take off their shoes. They complain about […]
Glucocorticoid-Induced Osteoporosis Reversing Bone Loss in Prednisone Patients Tracking CJC-1295 / Ipamorelin
Prednisone is a strange drug. It pulls people out of severe autoimmune flares. Saves lives, sometimes. Then it quietly hollows out their skeleton. You see this in the clinic constantly. A patient comes in after a year on corticosteroids for rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn’s, or lupus. Their joints might feel better. The acute inflammation is suppressed. […]
How a Single Gene (HLA-B) Can Predict a Severe Skin Reaction to Some Meds
Imagine starting a new medication, prescribed with the best intentions to alleviate a condition, only to develop a life-threatening skin reaction. For a small but significant number of individuals, this isn’t a hypothetical fear but a devastating reality. While adverse drug reactions are a known risk with any medication, some are far more severe than […]