Log inSign up
Superpower
659 posts
Superpower profile banner
@superpower

Superpower

@superpower
Live better. A new health system to extend and enhance human life.
superpower.com
Joined April 2019
26
Following
22.6K
Followers
RepliesRepliesRepostsRepostsMediaMedia

Log in or sign up for X

See what’s happening and join the conversation

Continue with phone
or
Log in with username or email
Terms·Privacy·Cookies·Accessibility·Ads Info·© 2026 X Corp.
  • @superpower
    Superpower
    @superpower
    20h
    Your VO2 max depends on how well your body delivers and uses oxygen. These 4 supplements help support that: - Iron: your body needs it to make hemoglobin, which carries oxygen in your blood. - Vitamin B12 + Folate: they help make healthy red blood cells. If you are deficient
    Image
    1
  • @superpower
    Superpower
    @superpower
    Sep 4
    A study from 2025 estimated that 76% of future stomach cancers may be attributable to one bacterium in the stomach. But unlike most cancer risks, this one actually can be treated: (1/16)
    Image
    Image
    2
  • @superpower
    Superpower
    @superpower
    Sep 3
    Bacteria found in the human gut could cause cognitive decline. When researchers transferred it from old mice into young mice, their memory got worse. The bacteria also became more common as the mice aged. Luckily, researchers found a way to reverse the effect. Parabacteroides
    @ScienceMagazine
    Science Magazine
    @ScienceMagazine
    Sep 2
    Scientists have plenty of ideas about why aging impairs memory. Reductions in blood flow in the brain, shrinking brain volume, and malfunctioning neural repair systems have all been blamed. Research in mice points to another possible culprit: microbes in the gut. A study from
    Image
    1
  • @superpower
    Superpower
    @superpower
    Sep 1
    Berberine is often called a “real-world GLP-1.” But if you’re using it just to lose weight, you may be overlooking its stronger effects on blood sugar, insulin and cholesterol. Here’s the breakdown: (1/15)
    Image
    5
  • @superpower
    Superpower
    @superpower
    Aug 28
    Grey hair may not always be permanent. A human study found that some grey hairs can regain their original pigment. In some cases, the timing lined up closely with changes in psychological stress. Here's the breakdown: (1/14)
    Image
    4
Advertisement
Advertisement