BetterThanNatural.com

COLLABORATE

THE MOVEMENT.

1. THE MOVEMENT WAS NEVER ONE MAN.

Everything published here was built on data other people generated, questions other people asked, and results other people were willing to put on the record. If you have work worth publishing, there is a place for it.

2. WHO WE WORK WITH

RESEARCHERS AND CLINICIANS — If you study endocrinology, longevity, metabolic health or performance and you are willing to be quoted accurately, we want you. We will publish findings that contradict our own positions.

  • WRITERS AND ANALYSTS — The Knowledge Library needs compound profiles, protocol breakdowns and literature reviews written by people who read the primary sources rather than the summaries.
  • DOCUMENTED SELF-EXPERIMENTERS — See the section below. It has conditions.
  • MEDIA, FILM AND PODCASTS — Documentary producers, journalists and hosts covering enhancement, longevity or the regulation of both.
  • TRANSLATORS AND FOREIGN RIGHTS — Better Than Natural exists in English. Enquiries about other languages and territories are welcome.

3. WHAT COLLABORATION LOOKS LIKE

WHAT WE BRING

  • Distribution to an audience that reads bloodwork and citations rather than headlines.
  • Full credit, by name, on everything you contribute.
  • Editorial support, fact-checking and citation work.
  • A platform with a documented history of publishing results that were inconvenient.

WHAT WE EXPECT

  • Sources. Every claim carries a citation, and anecdote gets labelled as anecdote.
  • Disclosure of any commercial interest, before we agree to anything.
  • Willingness to be edited for accuracy, never for message.
  • Patience. Review takes time and we would rather be slow than wrong.

4. DOCUMENTED CASE STUDIES

We publish real protocols with real bloodwork, including the ones that went badly. If you are willing to have yours documented, read this first.

  • We document what you are already doing, by your own decision. We do not design protocols, we do not tell anyone what to take, and we do not adjust anyone’s dosing.
  • You must be under the care of your own licensed physician, and that physician must know what you are doing. We will ask.
  • Nobody is ever paid to take anything. Compensation, where it exists, is for the work of documenting, never for the substance use itself.
  • You must be 18 or older and able to consent to publication in writing.
  • You can withdraw at any time before publication, and ask for removal after it.

This is journalism, not a trial. We are recording what happened to a person who made their own choices with their own doctor. If you are looking for someone to tell you what to run, this is not that, and no correspondence with us will become that.

5. WHAT WE WON'T DO

  • We do not sell coverage. Editorial is not for sale here; if you want a paid placement, that is a different page.
  • We do not promote sources, suppliers, group buys or anything that connects a reader to a supplier.
  • We do not lend the name to products we have not examined.
  • We do not publish claims we cannot cite.

6. HOW TO PITCH

One email. Keep it short and include:

  • Who you are and what you have done.
  • What you are proposing, in two or three sentences.
  • What you need from us, and what you are bringing.
  • Any commercial interest you hold in the subject.
  • Links to previous work, if you have any.

We read everything. We reply to what fits, usually within **[TIMEFRAME]**. Silence means it was not a fit this time, not that the work was poor.

7. BEFORE YOU SEND

Unsolicited pitches are not confidential and do not create any obligation on our part. We work across the same subjects every day and may already be developing something similar or identical, independently. Sending us an idea gives us no ownership of it, and it gives you no claim over ours. Nothing is agreed until it is agreed in writing.

Do not send confidential material, unpublished data you are not free to share, or anything you would not want read by more than one person.

SEND IT.

**[collaborate@tonyhuge.is]**

1. THE MOVEMENT WAS NEVER ONE MAN.

Everything published here was built on data other people generated, questions other people asked, and results other people were willing to put on the record. If you have work worth publishing, there is a place for it.

2. WHO WE WORK WITH

RESEARCHERS AND CLINICIANS — If you study endocrinology, longevity, metabolic health or performance and you are willing to be quoted accurately, we want you. We will publish findings that contradict our own positions.

  • WRITERS AND ANALYSTS — The Knowledge Library needs compound profiles, protocol breakdowns and literature reviews written by people who read the primary sources rather than the summaries.
  • DOCUMENTED SELF-EXPERIMENTERS — See the section below. It has conditions.
  • MEDIA, FILM AND PODCASTS — Documentary producers, journalists and hosts covering enhancement, longevity or the regulation of both.
  • TRANSLATORS AND FOREIGN RIGHTS — Better Than Natural exists in English. Enquiries about other languages and territories are welcome.

3. WHAT COLLABORATION LOOKS LIKE

WHAT WE BRING

  • Distribution to an audience that reads bloodwork and citations rather than headlines.
  • Full credit, by name, on everything you contribute.
  • Editorial support, fact-checking and citation work.
  • A platform with a documented history of publishing results that were inconvenient.

WHAT WE EXPECT

  • Sources. Every claim carries a citation, and anecdote gets labelled as anecdote.
  • Disclosure of any commercial interest, before we agree to anything.
  • Willingness to be edited for accuracy, never for message.
  • Patience. Review takes time and we would rather be slow than wrong.

4. DOCUMENTED CASE STUDIES

We publish real protocols with real bloodwork, including the ones that went badly. If you are willing to have yours documented, read this first.

  • We document what you are already doing, by your own decision. We do not design protocols, we do not tell anyone what to take, and we do not adjust anyone’s dosing.
  • You must be under the care of your own licensed physician, and that physician must know what you are doing. We will ask.
  • Nobody is ever paid to take anything. Compensation, where it exists, is for the work of documenting, never for the substance use itself.
  • You must be 18 or older and able to consent to publication in writing.
  • You can withdraw at any time before publication, and ask for removal after it.

This is journalism, not a trial. We are recording what happened to a person who made their own choices with their own doctor. If you are looking for someone to tell you what to run, this is not that, and no correspondence with us will become that.

5. WHAT WE WON'T DO

WHAT WE WON’T DO

  • We do not sell coverage. Editorial is not for sale here; if you want a paid placement, that is a different page.
  • We do not promote sources, suppliers, group buys or anything that connects a reader to a supplier.
  • We do not lend the name to products we have not examined.
  • We do not publish claims we cannot cite.

6. HOW TO PITCH

One email. Keep it short and include:

  • Who you are and what you have done.
  • What you are proposing, in two or three sentences.
  • What you need from us, and what you are bringing.
  • Any commercial interest you hold in the subject.
  • Links to previous work, if you have any.

We read everything. We reply to what fits, usually within [PLAZO]. Silence means it was not a fit this time, not that the work was poor.

7. BEFORE YOU SEND

Unsolicited pitches are not confidential and do not create any obligation on our part. We work across the same subjects every day and may already be developing something similar or identical, independently. Sending us an idea gives us no ownership of it, and it gives you no claim over ours. Nothing is agreed until it is agreed in writing.

Do not send confidential material, unpublished data you are not free to share, or anything you would not want read by more than one person.

SEND IT.

[collaborate@tonyhuge.is]