Articles

Deep dives

One topic at a time, claim by claim — what everyone is saying, what the evidence shows, and what it means in real life.

26 June 2026

The Retinol Buying Guide

What I’d actually spend my money on (and what I’d leave on the shelf)

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24 June 2026

Why Your Retinol Might Not Be Working

What the evidence actually says about wrinkles, irritation, pregnancy and choosing the right product

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18 June 2026

How to Take Creatine Without Wasting Your Money

The practical evidence based guide to dose, quality, coffee, gummies and what creatine actually costs in Australia.

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16 June 2026

Creatine for Women: The Most Studied Supplement You Were Told Not to Take

What the evidence actually says about creatine, muscle, brain, bone, mood, and the pregnancy frontier the marketing hasn't reached yet.

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14 June 2026

So You Want to Try Red Light Therapy. What Should You Actually Buy?

The everyday guide to masks, panels, wavelengths, costs, and marketing claims.

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12 June 2026

Red Light Therapy: What Glows, What Grows, and What the Evidence Actually Says

The science behind red light therapy, skin ageing, mitochondria and the longevity claims now being sold in every second wellness ad.

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6 June 2026

So You Want to Try NAD. What Are the Options?

The costs, claims and evidence behind NAD capsules, sprays and IVs.

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5 June 2026

NAD Part Two: What Actually Happens When You Try to “Boost” It?

The science is real. The marketing is louder. Let’s separate the two.

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2 June 2026

Everyone Is Suddenly Talking About NAD. Here’s Why.

The molecule behind the longevity hype, the supplement boom, and the very confusing promise of “cellular energy.”

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Things that caught my eye

A calm scan of new studies, headlines and wellness moments worth a second look.