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Founder, CEO of BOD Care | Performance Coach | Mental & Physical Performance System for B2B | mom of 3, wife of @_chriscovington

https://bod.care Katılım Nisan 2009
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Imagine a transformation from 210lb non-athlete to a 144lb champion swimmer in just 2 years... Do you want to know how my daughter made it? Read on.
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Day 103 of the next 50 years was a long walk instead of what I really wanted to do, which was go back to bed. So going for a 4 mile walk instead was a victory today. And a lovely time to talk business strategy and vision with @_ChrisCovington
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Jay Rughani
Jay Rughani@JayRughani·
I want to fund infinite healthcare apps. AI that delivers more care and less paperwork. Companies like @CounselHealth, @EvidenceOpen and @TennrOfficial are leading the way. If you are building this future, I would love to chat.
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Imanengineer@Isolveissues·
We were struggling with severe symptoms. . . so much so that it was difficult to even describe the problem to the dr. Hair pulling, pacing, no ability to calm down. It was scary and nothing seemed to be working. Medicines enabled the therapy. Therapy enabled the individual. Over the course of the 1-2 years, his diet improved as well. . . though it still has upwards potential. I'm still working through that book Nutrient Power.
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Dr Ahmad Rehan Khan
Dr Ahmad Rehan Khan@AhmadRehanKhan·
I have been doing inpatient psychiatry continuously for over 4 years and practiced outpatient psychiatry for 3 years. I can say with confidence that this is exactly what I hear from patients in real clinical practice. Demonizing SSRIs based on anecdotes, social media fear mongering, and flawed studies by people who do not actually treat patients with psychiatric illnesses is extremely dangerous. Just to remind everyone, SSRIs are first line treatments not only for Major Depressive Disorder, but also for Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Panic Disorder, OCD, Eating Disorders, PTSD, and several other debilitating psychiatric conditions. No medication is completely free of side effects and withdrawals, but pretending these medications do not help millions of people regain functioning, relationships, careers, and their lives is simply irresponsible.
Tyler Black, MD@tylerblack32

My general, "well supported" numbers, that I feel comfortable putting out there

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Louisa Nicola
Louisa Nicola@louisanicola_·
Women with anxiety do not show the same brain signatures as men. Female brains tend to display elevated high beta activity and asymmetric alpha patterns between the left and right prefrontal cortex. The system is operating in a state of heightened anticipatory vigilance. Male anxiety often presents differently. More subtle shifts in theta activity. Less visible. More computational. Different circuitry carrying the same burden. Same diagnosis. Different neurophysiology. Most neuroscience research still treats the brain as if sex differences are secondary. They are not.
Louisa Nicola@louisanicola_

A new episode of The Neuro Experience podcast just dropped. I sat down with @ariel_garten, founder and CEO of Muse, to talk about sleep, brain health, and neurodegenerative disease prevention.

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My daughter has started calling me Dadinator. My life's work is complete.
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Sandeep Palakodeti, MD MPH
Can’t remember who said it (sorry, happy to give the h/t if you chime in) But it almost seems like pharma was like “Fine. We get the GLPs and the plebes can have everything else. But we’re gonna fight to keep these meds while the rest of the peptide market is Wild West”
Ez-Peptides LLC@ez_peptides

Great question and visual, @realpeptides — the GLP-1 ecosystem is currently dominating, but the long game may look very different. GLP-1s (and multi-agonists) excel at population-level obesity and metabolic disease because they powerfully address appetite, gastric emptying, and insulin dynamics. Their projected user numbers make sense given the scale of the obesity epidemic. However, non-GLP peptides shine in specialized niches where GLP-1s are weaker: - Tissue repair & recovery (BPC-157, TB-500) - Skin rejuvenation & anti-aging (GHK-Cu) - Targeted growth hormone axis optimization (Tesamorelin, CJC-1295, Ipamorelin) - Mitochondrial & metabolic fine-tuning (MOTS-C, 5-Amino-1MQ) - Neuroprotection and cognitive support In 5+ years we’ll likely see a **bifurcated market**: GLP-1s as the broad metabolic “hammer,” and a rich ecosystem of targeted peptides for longevity, regeneration, performance, and specific disease states. The real winners will be those who combine both strategically. The peptide race isn’t zero-sum — it’s about stacking complementary tools for optimal human outcomes. #PeptideRace #GLP1 #NonGLPPeptides #Longevity #RegenerativeMedicine #Biohacking #MetabolicHealth #FutureOfPeptides

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Alli Covington, M.A. ❤️❤️❤️
@DrDeepMD @BowTiedHRT That’s terrible. Do you know many hours a therapist would spend with a client before even suggesting someone might have some level of depression and could potentially benefit from meds if a doctor agreed?? This is malpractice.
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@BowTiedHRT @DrDeepMD Too many overly medicated moms helicoptering over their kids and seeking medical help instead of making their kids resilient because they aren’t themselves. This was inevitable from the boomers coddling their past offspring unlike Gen X
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I’ve read the stats about the younger generation not dating. Are they simply not interested in each other? I’m genuinely curious why an entire generation would be uninterested in seeking an LTR. Let’s be real, people have been drawn to each other for companionship, sex, procreation, and more since day one. I hear the common excuses like the economy is bad and it’s hard to buy a house, but how do we account for the thousands of years of human history when people lived in literal bondage, poverty, or terrible conditions and still had that innate, immutable desire to couple and procreate?
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