Research notes

The people who ran in.
Seen first.

Shift work, exposure, injury and the stuff nobody talks about. A workup built by someone who wore the uniform.

What thirty years on the line does

Circadian disruption, cortisol dysregulation, cumulative orthopedic injury, particulate and chemical exposure, and a nervous system that never fully stands down. Standard primary care is not built for it.

The workup

Full metabolic and inflammatory panel, hormones, ApoB and Lp(a), a sleep history that is actually taken, a joint and fascia assessment with CPC USA, and a frank conversation about what has been self-prescribed already.

The plan

Fundamentals first: sleep architecture, light, load, food. Then the targeted tools: hormone optimization, recovery peptides where indicated, injection medicine for the joints that are keeping you off the truck.

Cost

Veterans, first responders and the uninsured are seen regardless of ability to pay. That is what the 501(c)(3) is for, and what donors fund.

Educational. Not medical advice. Treatment decisions are made by a licensed clinician with the patient. Nothing here describes a product as approved by any regulator.

501(c)(3) · Tax-deductible

Fund the work.

Treatment for veterans, first responders and the uninsured, and the registry that documents it.

Other amount or monthly