Should Peptide Scientists Ignore the Peptide Craze?
By Judy Myers October 14, 2026 | Unregulated injectable peptides promising better aging, better healing, and better sex are being consumed by a growing number of people, says Harvard Health Publishing....
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Exercise’s Impact on Cognition, Molecular Aging
By Allison Proffitt October 8, 2026 | Exercise didn’t sharpen thinking in breast cancer survivors, but it may have slowed their biological clocks according to two papers reporting findings from...
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Sugar May Supercharge Antibiotic Gut Damage Hospital Study Suggests
By Allison Proffitt October 6, 2026 | Cutting back on sweets while taking antibiotics could help protect the gut’s bacterial community, according to a study published yesterday in Nature that...
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Follow the Money: Nasal Microbiome, Women’s Wellness
By Integrative Practitioner Staff September 30, 2026 | Funding news from around the wellness space including investments in microbiome testing, smart food brands, sweat-based hydration monitoring, AI for health and...
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Ozone Therapy in Integrative Healthcare
Contributed Commentary by Deanna Joy Gilmore September 17, 2026 | When you hear the word “ozone”, you may think of air pollution, an ozone air purifier, or even the protective...
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A 1970s Lipid-Lowering Compound May Offer a New Approach to Obesity
Obesity can cause metabolic conditions, including abnormal blood lipid levels, insulin resistance, and diabetes. Incretin-based drugs, such as glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonists (GLP-1 RAs), continue to see widespread use for...
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Patients with IBD Show Higher Risk of Psychiatric Disorders
By Irene Yeh September 11, 2026 | Evidence suggests that patients with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), comprising Crohn’s disease (CD), ulcerative colitis (UC), and IBD-unclassified (IBD-U), may be more susceptible...
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LinusBio’s Traced Uses Hair to Build a Molecular Record of Environmental Exposures
By Allison Proffitt September 8, 2026 | LinusBio is delving into the exposome with Traced, a new hair testing tool designed to give consumers a month-long view of their exposure...
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