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37 chapters across six partsA claim decoder, everyday levers, molecules, measurement, protocols and clinics, then building a plan and getting good care. Approximately 73,108 narrative words.
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A grade belongs to one claimA–E assessments stay tied to the human evidence for a particular intervention, form or route, research exposure, outcome and population. Ungraded records retain their reasons.
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Two lines that change the reading“Tested in” and “What it’s been shown to do” distinguish human, animal and cell evidence—and mortality, function, biomarkers and mechanisms.
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Mouse findings keep their speciesSelected mouse-only records carry a small mouse mark and remain ungraded. A stack is assessed on its own evidence, not its components’ grades.
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Levers first. Spend last.Exercise, strength, sleep, nutrition and connection come before the molecules. Comparison tables, Plain Lane summaries and linked references help you inspect a claim.