Press & Media
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Everyone Wants ‘Reta.’ The Real Retatrutide Isn’t Even Available Yet.
The experimental medication from Eli Lilly is generating buzz for its weight-loss results — but experts warn that “reta” sold online is not the real thing. By Emily Cegielski | August 6, 2026 Key Takeaways Retatrutide is an experimental triple-hormone receptor agonist (“triple G”) from Eli Lilly that has shown up to 30.3% weight loss…
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How ‘Personalized Sunlight’ Could Revolutionize Wellness as New Device Boosts Vitamin D Without Stepping Outside
A new FDA-cleared wall device promises to deliver the benefits of natural sunlight with minimal UV risk. By Raven Saunt | August 27, 2026 Key Takeaways Stepping into sunlight provides 90% of our body’s vitamin D, but an estimated 35% of US adults suffer from vitamin D deficiency. A new over-the-counter, FDA-cleared device by Solius…
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Dr. Michael Ellis on 5 Things You Need to Build a Successful Health & Wellness Career
Wellness is the foundation that supports everything you care about—relationships, work, independence, and enjoying life. By Authority Magazine Editorial Staff | September 3, 2026 Key Takeaways Health is Optimization: True wellness goes beyond standard “normal” lab ranges to optimize physical performance, mental clarity, and longevity through tailored nutrition, sleep, biohacking, and peptides. Practice What You…
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Experiencing ‘Ozempic Face’? Dermatologists Say You Need These 3 Plumping Ingredients
Fix facial volume loss with these expert-backed skincare tips for ‘Ozempic face.’ By Laura Beck | September 7, 2026 Key Takeaways “Ozempic face” refers to the hollowed, tired appearance and skin laxity caused by rapid weight loss on GLP-1 medications outpacing skin adaptation. Topicals cannot rebuild lost facial fat pads or underlying bone structure, but…
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Gyms Provide a Pathway to Peptides, but Can They Do It Legally?
Gyms need to evolve to tackle peptides as demand moves beyond the weight room. By Rick Polito, Peptides Business Wire Editor | September 3, 2026 Key Takeaways Peptides are moving from bodybuilding subculture into mainstream fitness, creating legal and liability risks for gyms. US compounding pharmacies manufacturing peptides often operate outside federal legality, and trainers…
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Is Contrast Therapy Worth It? I Tried It for 30 Days During Marathon Training to See If It Actually Improved My Recovery
For someone who usually skips out on recovery, a membership at SweatHouz finally gave me a reason not to. By Kelsey Kryger, CPT | September 15, 2026 “Work hard, recover harder” has been the motto of fitness junkies everywhere over the last couple of years. As cold plunges and infrared saunas have become fairly mainstream…
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PDRN for Hair Loss Is Trending—but Can ‘Salmon DNA’ Really Help Thinning Hair?
See the side effects, what the research shows and what to look for in products By Cailey Griffin | September 18, 2026 | Reviewed by Mike Ellis, DO Key Takeaways PDRN shows early promise for helping increase hair count and hair thickness. Experts recommend talking to a doctor before trying PDRN treatments for hair loss.…