10 articles on longevity & nad+ in Recovery & Longevity.
What DSIP (delta sleep-inducing peptide, formal name emideltide) is, what the human and animal research from 1977 onward found, the doses that appear in the published studies, and where it sits with the FDA after the July 2026 advisory vote.
What Epitalon (Ala-Glu-Asp-Gly) is, why the spelling Epithalon matters, how it differs from the pineal extract epithalamin, what the animal and human records found, and where it sits with the FDA.
How to get NAD+ injections prescribed online in 2026: the telehealth path step by step, injection vs nasal spray vs IV, what a licensed clinician evaluates, and how 503A pharmacy dispensing works.
MOTS-C is a mitochondria-derived peptide that regulates metabolic signaling in preclinical research. Here is what the science actually says, what the regulatory status means, and how this peptide fits into the broader landscape of supervised wellness programs.
What researchers know about MOTS-c protocol design — dose ranges studied in preclinical models, timing considerations, and the current state of human evidence. Educational overview only.
What MOTS-c is, how the mitochondrial-derived peptide is proposed to work through the folate-AICAR-AMPK pathway, what the published research does and does not show, why no human dose is established, reported side effects, and its current US regulatory position.
What NAD+ injections actually cost in 2026: real monthly prices for clinician-prescribed subcutaneous NAD+, how nasal spray compares, how per-vial and prepay models differ, and what each price includes.
What a NAD+ injection is, how NAD+ works inside the cell, what human trials of NAD+ and its precursors measured, the doses those trials used, reported side effects, and the regulatory status of injectable NAD+.
NAD+ therapy supports cellular energy and repair by replenishing a coenzyme that declines with age. Learn what NAD+ therapy is, how it works, what the evidence says, and how a clinician-supervised protocol is structured.
NAD therapy uses intravenous or subcutaneous NAD+ to replenish declining cellular cofactor levels. This guide covers the science, administration routes, expected effects, and how clinician-supervised NAD therapy differs from oral supplements.
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