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09/04/2026

At Hone, testosterone therapy is about restoring men to healthy, physiological levels — not pushing beyond them. The goal is simple: get you back to where your body should be. Dr. Knight on what TRT is actually for.

09/02/2026

Inflammation is one of the quietest drivers of heart disease — and one blood marker tracks it better than any other: hs-CRP. It measures the low-grade, chronic inflammation that often flies under the radar, quietly making arterial plaque worse over time. It's the most studied marker of inflammatory load we have. Dr. Husain on the number that catches what you can't feel.

Monocytes are a type of white blood cell — the ones that engulf pathogens and clear out dead cells and debris. Your mono...
09/01/2026

Monocytes are a type of white blood cell — the ones that engulf pathogens and clear out dead cells and debris. Your monocyte percentage is the share of your white blood cells made up of monocytes, and it's on every standard blood panel.

The number climbs when your body is fighting infection or inflammation. A persistently high percentage is linked to plaque buildup in the arteries; a low one usually points to something suppressing the immune system.

Hone reads it alongside your absolute monocyte count and full CBC on our 50+ biomarker panel. Full breakdown at the link in bio.

08/31/2026

A morning at home with Milena, before she found out her numbers.

Below 213 ng/dL, men in this analysis had higher all-cause mortality. Below 153, higher cardiovascular mortality. 24,109...
08/31/2026

Below 213 ng/dL, men in this analysis had higher all-cause mortality. Below 153, higher cardiovascular mortality. 24,109 men, eleven long-running studies, hormones measured by mass spectrometry.

It's observational — nobody in the analysis was treated, so it says nothing about whether raising your levels changes anything. Only that the number is worth knowing, and that it means little on its own. The same low reading carried different risk depending on where SHBG sat.

Annals of Internal Medicine, 2024. Study linked in bio.

Frozen shoulder hits women two to four times more often than men, and it peaks between 40 and 60. That overlap with decl...
08/28/2026

Frozen shoulder hits women two to four times more often than men, and it peaks between 40 and 60. That overlap with declining estrogen is not a coincidence — estrogen supports connective tissue and keeps inflammation down, and when it drops the shoulder capsule thickens and stiffens from the inside.

The early data is interesting: in one observational study of 2,000 women, 4% of those on hormone therapy developed frozen shoulder versus 8% of those who weren't. Association, not proof — but worth watching.

Worth knowing now: caught in the first few months, before the joint freezes, a steroid injection can reverse it in about a week.

Link in bio.

08/27/2026

You can have a normal total testosterone and still be low where it counts.

Standard testing usually measures total — but that includes testosterone bound to proteins and unavailable to your cells. Free testosterone is the portion actually available to do the work, and it's what treatment targets. Same "normal" number, very different picture.

08/27/2026

Marathoner, gym regular, always chasing the next level — Anabelle's getting the data to train smarter. Because how you feel only tells you so much. The numbers tell you where to go next.

08/26/2026

“Play the pause.” - BB
Somewhere along my health journey, I realized “there is a 7th gear—and STILLNESS is my optimal speed.”

So much of wellness is focused on doing more, pushing harder, moving faster. I’ve learned that some of our greatest strength, clarity & healing can come when we slow down long enough to listen.

Grateful for this thoughtful & purposeful conversation with the Saad , CEO of HONE Health & for the opportunity to reflect on the experiences, challenges & choices that have shaped the way I care for my body today. The journey is complicated. But how we choose to show up every day is what has made the greatest difference for me.


My health journey continues to evolve, but one thing I know for sure: the pause is part of the practice. 🤍

Your labs. Your physician. Your protocol.Men's longevity care. Link in bio.
08/25/2026

Your labs. Your physician. Your protocol.

Men's longevity care. Link in bio.

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