Glutathione Injections: What They Are and What the Research Says
Glutathione is often called the body's master antioxidant. Here is what it does, what the research on injections does and doesn't show, and who should check with a provider.
Minoxidil Shedding: Why It Happens and How Long It Lasts
Shedding after starting minoxidil is common and often temporary. Learn why it happens, how long it may last, and when to check in with a provider.
Your Wellness Journey, Mapped: How FORM's Treatments Work Together
From GLP-1 weight management to strength, recovery, skin and longevity, see how FORM's provider-guided treatments can evolve with your goals.
Hair Growth Supplements vs. Medication: Evidence and Cost
Biotin, collagen, and marine-protein blends vs. minoxidil and finasteride: what the research says, how to think about cost, and when to see a provider.
B12 Injections and Your Fall Wellness Routine
Vitamin B12 supports normal immune function. Here is who may benefit from B12 injections this fall, what they can't replace, and how to build a seasonal routine.
Traction Alopecia: Early Signs and Treatment Options
Thinning edges, tenderness, or bumps after tight styles? Learn the early signs of traction alopecia, when it is reversible, and when to see a dermatologist.
Why Do I Crave Sugar at Night? Hunger, Habits, and Sleep
Nighttime sugar cravings often trace back to daytime hunger, sleep, stress, and habit. What may be going on, and gentle ways to respond.
GHK-Cu and Topical NAD+: The Skin Science Behind Two Buzzy Actives
Copper peptides and topical NAD+ are everywhere. Here is what the research says, how they differ, and how to layer them into a routine.
Weight Loss Medication After 50: Benefits, Risks, and Muscle Health
What to know about GLP-1 weight loss medication after 50, from protecting muscle and bone to slower dosing, labs, and provider check-ins.
Finasteride and Fertility: What Men Planning a Family Should Know
Does finasteride affect fertility? What the research says about sperm, what to know if your partner is pregnant, and questions to ask before trying to conceive.
The Wellness Brief: Health & Healthcare News in October 2026
This month in GLP-1s: how many Americans now take them, new research on aging and side effects, and where access and compounding stand.
GLP-1 Maintenance After Goal Weight: What Happens Next?
Reached your goal on a GLP-1? Here's what to know about maintenance, staying on vs. tapering, and keeping progress — all with your provider.
How Long Does a B12 Shot Take to Work—and How Long Does It Last?
When you might feel a B12 injection, how long the effect can last, and why the honest answer depends on whether you were low to begin with.
Rosemary Oil vs. Minoxidil: What the Hair Growth Research Shows
Does rosemary oil really rival minoxidil? Here's what the research actually found, where the comparison holds up, and where it doesn't.
Getting the Most From Semaglutide: Dosing, Nutrition, and Patience
Semaglutide stalled or never started working? Here are the common reasons weight loss plateaus on a GLP-1 — and the constructive next steps to discuss.
Finasteride Side Effects: What’s normal and When to Call
A clear, honest look at finasteride hair loss medication side effects — how common they are, what to watch for around sexual health and mood, and when to contact your provider.
Why Does Weight Loss Get Harder With Age?
The same approach that worked at 25 stops working later — here's what actually changes with age, and what still moves the needle.
Does Stress Cause Hair Loss? Signs, Timing, and Recovery
Stress can trigger hair loss — usually months later. Learn the signs, why the timing surprises people, what recovery looks like, and when to see a provider.
Why Am I Tired After Eating? Common Causes and When to Get Help
The post-meal slump has real mechanisms behind it — blood sugar, meal composition, sleep debt, and more. Here's what helps and when to see a provider.
Why Am I Gaining Weight When My Habits Haven't Changed?
Same diet, same routine, different number on the scale. Here's what actually shifts under the surface — and when it's worth a provider's evaluation.