Dr Murphy WeightLoss

Does this care in 2 degree weather not deserve to be reimbursed? Should record profit insurers be allowed to stiff labs, nurses and doctors & get away with it Scot-Free? We’ll see @EdGainesIII @wendellpotter @mass_marion We’ll see….

If you want to understand COVID, from its gain of function origins to its systemic harms, read this journal article of which I am the principal author. It explains the essentials. Link in comments.

This Sounds Like “Stark Derangement Syndrome” Hospital systems employing physicians with mandates to self refer internally, penalizing "leakage," and owning every ancillary service. Same incentives @FAHhospitals decries yet on a monopoly scale that drives prices up prices to patients 10-40% with no quality gain. Physician owned hospitals deliver 8-15% lower Medicare costs for identical patients, equal/better quality, and real competition. 86+ groups back repeal via H.R. 4002. Time to empower physicians & patients, not enrich vertically integrated hospitals. #RepealTheBan #PhysicianLedCare

Just found out that lymphocyte subpopulation panel costs roughly 150$ This could be one of the best blood tests to use to modulate the immune system to your specific case In a world where theres fucked up lymphocyte counts & profiles, we can gauge the current state and use precision peptides, nutrients & phytochemicals Why I am interested in this especially is as I am a T1D case, where normally you'd see elevated Th1 response, but symptoms of mine rather classify as Th2

@TheProjectUnity Hit the side of it. If that doesn’t work, hit it harder…..

Happy Spring Equinox. We're out here trying to re-activate the monoliths.

This woman almost died from anaphylactic shock after injecting illegal Chinese peptides from a sketchy black market vendor. Most drug dealers & third-party labs don’t test for endotoxins, which can cause histamine/allergic reactions. Don’t let this happen to someone you love.

Just received amazingly exciting analysis of the first 20 subjects without cancer but with Lynch Syndrome ( now fully enrolled with 138 randomized to either Anktiva plus our Adeno CANCER VACCINE versus placebo). This first set of biological immune data from NCI ( Dr Jeff Schlom) and his team is so exciting and confirms the immune stimulating effect of Anktiva re ALC. Also it shows that as we age the baseline ALC is low but Anktiva changes that level..really exciting especially in light of the JAMA paper that shows 1 in 5 Americans suffer from lymphopenia and that with a low ALC this results in a significant lower lifespan. More to come! The cancer vaccine trials are underway!

@michaelcurzi Nor is snowboarding some modern invention, also per Plutarch

I'm listening to Plutarch & he starts the life of Pericles with a basically unrelated ramble about how certain women buy 'puppies and young monkeys' instead of having children. Truly nothing is new under the sun

Behind the scenes look at Penn State’s QB training lab. Cool to see the level of investment in developing the most important position on the field.

@AdamBreneman81 We are missing shiftwave and near infrared beds! Where is the HBOT?

Guys, it's simple, when you train as hard as this Penn State Football team does, you need to prioritize and maximize recovery. Here's a look at just how serious this program is about their recovery. Coach Campbell said it himself today... how you do anything is how you do everything. Prioritize training, prioritize recovery. This place is special. @NextUpBreneman x @PennStateFball

I freaking love the Japanese and AI! Somatic Cognitive Coordination Therapy!

@farbood Because it is ONLY WORTH 65 bucks….divided by 3.

Canceling my Function membership. Same labs through my insurance $65. Function charges me $309. Quest appointments are so easy now. I get lab orders for whatever I want from my doc, book with Quest, submit to my insurance and I get $3000 of labs for $65.

The best lectures are when the doctors don’t speak English but can present in English due to AI!

I could spend the rest of my life cataloguing the failures of the American Medical Association. I may just for fun. HOWEVER, the AMA is not the problem. The problem is that physicians never built anything to replace it. You don't lose a political war because your enemy is strong. You lost because you weren't organized. Most physicians will not invest $10 a month in their own profession's survival. The physician who won't fund a movement will absolutely fund a malpractice attorney. They'll pay six figures to a hospital system that owns their contract. They'll absorb a 4% Medicare cut without a single phone call to their congressman. But $10 or $100 a month to own the conversation? That's where it falls apart. The AMA didn't beat physicians. Physicians beat physicians.

Whoop just launched a $299 blood biomarker panel for women's health. 11 hormonal markers. AI-powered action plans. Respect the move. But notice the pattern: Whoop deepens its own stack instead of integrating across your ecosystem. Your Whoop blood panel doesn't talk to your Oura sleep data. Your CGM glucose patterns don't inform your recovery scores. Your genetics report sits in a PDF nobody reads. Every health tech company is building a deeper silo. Nobody's building the bridge. That bridge — connecting wearables + bloodwork + genetics + your lived experience into one coherent picture — is where the real intelligence emerges. What's your most underused health data source right now?

Ozempic costs $936/month in the US. As of tomorrow in India, it'll cost $40. The Ozempic patent expired this week in India. 50+ Indian generic makers are launching copies. India already supplies 20% of the world's generic drugs and just did the same thing to weight-loss medication that it did to HIV drugs two decades ago: made them affordable for billions. Patents also fell in China (17+ generics in Phase 3), Brazil, and Canada. Combined, that's 40% of the world's population. Meanwhile, @EliLillyandCo just dropped results for what comes next. Retatrutide hits three gut hormones instead of one. In Phase 3, patients lost 28.7% of body weight (71 lbs average), the biggest weight loss ever recorded in a late-stage trial. A1C dropped 2% in a diabetes cohort. The old guard goes cheap. The next generation goes bigger. 890 million adults with obesity are watching.