Pharmaceutical companies deserve scrutiny—but how far do the documented problems go? This video examines industry influence, regulation, doctor conflicts, and how to judge health claims without abandoning evidence.
NAD boosters are widely marketed for energy and longevity. But new human research raises an important question: does changing an NAD marker translate into meaningful health benefits?
Off-label prescribing is common, but it deserves careful questions after 60. Learn why a medicine’s approved label is only part of the story—and what makes prescribing safer.
Magnesium matters, but increasing a supplement dose after 60 is not always straightforward. Kidney function, medicines, blood pressure, total intake and symptoms can all change the picture.
“Thick blood” can mean very different things. Learn why that phrase can cause confusion about aspirin, blood tests and clotting risk after 60.
Medicines can remain useful after 60, but changes in kidney function, blood pressure and medication combinations may alter their risks. This video explores five common groups worth reviewing.
NMN, resveratrol and collagen are widely marketed for longevity. But what does the evidence discussed in this video actually suggest—and which everyday habits deserve more attention after 60?
Magnesium supports essential functions from energy production to blood pressure regulation, but supplements are not automatically the answer. This video examines what matters most after 60.
NMN, resveratrol and collagen are widely marketed for longevity. But what does the evidence discussed in this video really show—and which questions should adults over 60 ask before spending money?
