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Medical Advisory Board

Five licensed clinicians and scientists hold our guides to a clinical standard. We do not sell peptides; the board keeps our claims accountable to the evidence.
5 reviewers4 specialtiesReviewed guides are signed & dated
Clinician reviewing a guide in a telehealth session

Kristi A. Sawicki, Ph.D.
Kenneth MacLeod Rice, M.D.
Bonnie Gasquet-Johnson, M.D.
Nic Thomas, APRN
Ashley Danielson, RDN, LD

Meet the board

Reviewers work independently and can send any guide back for correction before it carries their name.
Kristi A. Sawicki, Ph.D.

Kristi A. Sawicki, Ph.D.

Precision Medicine Specialist
Ph.D. Molecular & Cellular Oncology (GWU) · Postdoc Epigenetics (Columbia)
15+ years in precision medicine and genomics; founder of Longevity with Kristi®. Reviews our longevity, hormone-health, and peptide-science guides.
LongevityHormone healthPeptides 101
Kenneth MacLeod Rice, M.D.

Kenneth MacLeod Rice, M.D.

Emergency Medicine Physician
Diplomate, American Board of Emergency Medicine · FACEP
Board-certified EM physician, urgent-care founder, telehealth co-founder. Brings frontline risk judgment to our testosterone and men’s-health guides.
Testosterone & TRTMen’s health
Bonnie Gasquet-Johnson, M.D.

Bonnie Gasquet-Johnson, M.D.

Internal Medicine · Hormone Specialist
Board-certified, Internal Medicine
15+ years in hormone optimization, 12+ in peptide therapy. Medical Director for multiple practices; Co-Founder & CMO of Health Forge. Reviews hormone, metabolic, and safety guides.
Hormone healthMetabolic healthSafety
Nic Thomas, APRN

Nic Thomas, APRN

Nurse Practitioner, Men’s & Women’s Health
MSN · FNP-BC
Board-certified Family NP specializing in hormone optimization, GLP-1 metabolic treatments, TRT and HRT. Reviews our recovery and performance guides.
Recovery & performanceHormone health
Ashley Danielson, RDN, LD

Ashley Danielson, RDN, LD

Registered Dietitian Nutritionist
Registered & Licensed Dietitian
Dietitian with leadership experience across public health, corporate wellness, and community nutrition. Reviews our weight-loss and nutrition guides.
Weight lossNutrition

How every guide earns its badge

One process, five steps, and an honest grade for the strength of the science.
1
Research

Peer-reviewed studies and regulatory documents, not blogs.

2
Draft

Plain language, every claim traceable to a citation.

3
Evidence grading

Each claim graded Strong, Moderate, or Limited.

4
Clinical review

A licensed clinician checks accuracy, safety, and balance.

5
Published

Reviewed guides carry the reviewer’s name and date.

Research peptide vials
● Strong

Human RCTs, meta-analyses, or established regulatory fact.

● Moderate

Smaller or mixed human studies. Promising, not definitive.

● Limited

Mainly animal, cellular, or early-stage data.

Questions about our standards?

Our editorial policy explains how we research, grade, and correct our content.