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💉 Physician Supervised✅ Lab Orders Included💰 Care from $29/mo

Longevity Medicine
Evidence-Based Healthspan Protocols

Rapamycin, metformin, and NAD+ longevity interventions prescribed by a board-certified internal medicine physician who actually knows this space. Honest about what the evidence supports and what it doesn't. Periodic lab monitoring orders are included in every protocol; lab fees are separate. Our price is the physician care fee; medication is not included in the care fee.

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Longevity Protocols We Offer

All protocols are physician-supervised with lab monitoring orders (lab fees separate). Prices are monthly physician care fees; medication is not included in the care fee. Off-label uses are clearly disclosed.

Rapamycin (Sirolimus)

$79 /month care fee

The most consistent lifespan-extending drug in animal research. Low-dose weekly protocol with lab monitoring.

  • Weekly 1–6 mg dosing (NOT daily immunosuppressive dose)
  • mTOR pathway modulation
  • Baseline + every-3-month lab orders included (lab fees separate)
  • Physician supervision included
  • Medication not included: sent to a pharmacy that works for you: a local retail pharmacy such as Walmart, or a low-cost online pharmacy. You pay the pharmacy directly; YourMDRx Savings shows cash prices and coupons.
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Metformin (Off-Label)

$29 /month care fee

60+ years of safety data. TAME trial underway. AMPK activation, metabolic optimization, observational longevity association.

  • 500–1000 mg ER (extended release)
  • AMPK activation, insulin sensitization
  • Annual B12 monitoring
  • Physician-supervised off-label use
  • Medication not included: sent to a pharmacy that works for you: a local retail pharmacy such as Walmart, or a low-cost online pharmacy. You pay the pharmacy directly; YourMDRx Savings shows cash prices and coupons.
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NAD+ Injections

$29 /month care fee + compounded add-on

Subcutaneous NAD+ for cellular energy, DNA repair, and sirtuin activation. Requires refrigeration.

  • Subcutaneous self-injection
  • Compounded, not FDA-approved; prepared by a licensed 503A compounding pharmacy (for example Hallandale Pharmacy or Valiant Compounding Pharmacy), named on your label
  • Physician-supervised protocol
  • Compounded medication add-on: once your physician selects the compounding pharmacy, you receive a final price proposal (medication, shipping and our care fee) to accept before anything is made. You make one payment to YourMD for that proposal; the licensed compounding pharmacy prepares and ships it. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved.
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Sermorelin (GHRH Analog)

On hold — not currently prescribed

Sermorelin is on hold and not currently prescribed while we confirm pharmacy eligibility.

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Save on your medication with YourMDRx Savings

Physician-verified manufacturer savings programs, copay cards and cash-price checks. Free, no sign-up. Program terms are set by the manufacturer or pharmacy.

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Our Approach to Longevity Medicine

Longevity medicine is an emerging field where the gap between hype and evidence can be enormous. Our approach is deliberately honest:

Who This Is For

Healthy adults interested in metabolic optimization, disease prevention, or physician-supervised longevity protocols. Typical candidates are in their 40s, 50s, or 60s with no contraindications to the specific medications. If you have significant chronic disease, your physician may recommend addressing that first or coordinating with your existing specialists.

Who This Isn't For

How It Works

  1. Free 5-minute eligibility screening
  2. Baseline lab orders (at-home lab kit or a local draw center; lab fees are separate)
  3. Free async consult: a board-certified physician reviews your screening and labs to design your protocol — no appointment needed; your physician contacts you if a phone or video visit is needed
  4. Prescription sent to the pharmacy (retail medication is paid to the pharmacy directly; a compounded medication comes as a final price proposal you accept and pay to YourMD once) + ongoing physician messaging
  5. Follow-up labs at 3–6 month intervals
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