# The editorial desk

> Contact yolopeptide — editorial desk — Reach the yolopeptide editorial desk about citations, corrections or coverage of the Longevity & Cellular Health research peptide literature. No dosing or medical guidance is provided.

**CORRESPONDENCE**

Corrections, citations and coverage questions — the three things this desk can usefully answer.

## Corrections and citations

This desk is a reading of a literature, and readings can be wrong. Corrections are welcome and are the most useful correspondence it receives: a misread finding, a figure attributed to the wrong study, a species stated incorrectly, an endpoint described as more than it was. Pointing at the reference number and the sentence is enough.

Requests for the full citation behind any bracketed number are also welcome, though the references page already carries every one of them in full, with journal, year and a link to the source record.

## What the desk cannot answer

Three categories of question arrive regularly and are declined without exception.

Dosing, schedules and cycling. There is no published human pharmacokinetic study for either compound covered here, so an answer would have to be invented, and the site would rather say nothing than say that.

Individual medical questions. Nothing here is medical advice, no clinician staffs this desk, and a literature digest cannot see a person's circumstances. Those questions belong with a qualified clinician.

Sourcing and suppliers. This site is not a vendor, is not affiliated with one, and does not evaluate, recommend or rank them.

## New literature

Pointers to newly published studies on either compound are read with interest, particularly independent replications — the scarcest commodity in this corner of the field, and the one that would change these pages fastest. A replication of the telomerase result from a group unconnected to the original lineage, or any human interventional trial of either peptide, would rewrite several of these pages rather than adding a line to them.

Notes about what is missing are equally welcome. A study the desk has not read is a gap in the reading, and a reference number is the fastest way to close one.

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A reference desk for the ageing-and-cellular-health literature: every figure here traces to a listed study, and none of it is a clinic, a vendor, or a protocol.