Care you understand, not care you take on faith
A lot of weight-loss and hormone marketing is built to make you feel behind, or make a medication sound like magic. We think you deserve the actual mechanism, the actual tradeoffs, and the actual cost, before you ever start an assessment. Every article we publish is written by our content team and medically reviewed by the Medical Arts care team before it goes up. We update pieces as guidance changes.
How GLP-1 medications actually work
What GLP-1 is, how it changes appetite and blood sugar, what the first month feels like, and why your provider raises your dose slowly instead of all at once.
Not sure if you qualify? The check takes about 2 minutes and costs nothing. A licensed provider reviews it, not an algorithm.
Start the assessmentGuides worth your time
Six guides, each written by our content team and reviewed by the care team before it goes up. We update them as guidance changes.
Semaglutide vs tirzepatide: how to think about the choice
Mechanism, cost, and side-effect differences, and why your provider makes the final call either way.
What monthly check-ins are actually for
What your provider reads in a monthly check-in, how dose changes get decided, what to note down beforehand, and what happens if you skip one.
Eating well on a GLP-1: what changes and what doesn't
Protein, water and portion habits that make GLP-1 treatment easier, which foods tend to worsen nausea, and why crash dieting on top of the.
Peptides 101: sermorelin, recovery, and sleep
What sermorelin is, how it differs from growth hormone, what the evidence does and does not support, and who a provider will not consider a candidate.
Signs it might be worth checking your hormone levels
Fatigue, mood and sleep changes are worth a conversation. Here is why labs come first, what a panel checks, and what a normal range really means.
Questions before you start?
Our care concierge can answer questions about any program, pricing, or state availability, no assessment required. Or start the check itself: about 2 minutes, no cost, and a licensed provider reviews it.
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Results vary and are not guaranteed. We ship nationwide.