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For clinicians, coaches & creators

Stop answering the same DM.Send a journal.

Your patients and followers already arrive with a list of things they have read about. Give them a better one: a journal of what you recommend, what is worth discussing, and what you will not prescribe and why.

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A clinician's hands in a white coat holding a stethoscope against a bright, clean white background; no face visible.
The format

One page, three sections.

Group what you recommend, what is worth discussing, and what you won’t prescribe, with the reason beside it.

  • Sourced labels: FDA status and evidence ratings are filled in for you
  • One-click copy: clients copy your list and add their questions before a visit
  • Printable: every journal prints cleanly for the exam room
  • No grey market: research-only compounds are explained, never linked to a seller
ExampleHealthy aging & prevention

Healthy aging: the conversation starters

Recommend On the plan

  1. Omega-3 fatty acidsNo prescription
  2. Vitamin DNo prescription

Discuss Worth a conversation

  1. Creatine monohydrateNo prescription
  2. NAD+Compounded prescription
  3. RapamycinPrescription
  4. EpitalonResearch only

Won’t prescribe And why

  1. EpitalonResearch only
  2. MOTS-cResearch only

This is an example journal written by DiscoverMedica to show how a list can look. It is not a real person’s health plan and is not a recommendation.

Examples

What a professional journal looks like.

Examples written by DiscoverMedica to show the format.

A bright, green tree-canopied park avenue with distant people strolling, including a woman with a stroller; all figures small and far away, no faces visible.
a longevity clinic
From a clinician
Example

Healthy aging: the conversation starters

The compounds patients most often ask us about, grouped by how much evidence stands behind them. Bring this list to your first visit.

Omega-3 fatty acidsVitamin DCreatine monohydrateNAD+Rapamycin+1 more
A bright flat lay of a rolled yoga mat, a small hand weight and a resistance band arranged on a clean white surface, no people visible.
Coach Priya
From a coach
Example

Lifting & recovery shelf

What I tell clients to look at first. Boring works. The peptides are here so you can see why I say wait.

Creatine monohydrateVitamin DCollagen peptidesOmega-3 fatty acidsBPC-157+1 more
Unbranded amber dropper bottles and a wooden soap dish beside a bright white sink.
Jordan
From a creator
Example

Hair & skin, the proven list

The treatments with actual trials behind them, and one cosmetic peptide I like.

FinasterideMinoxidilTretinoinGHK-Cu
A warm, softly lit close-up of a caregiver's hand resting on a senior adult's forearm during a blood-pressure cuff check; cropped, no faces visible.
a men’s health clinician
From a clinician
Example

Low energy? Test before you treat

What we discuss after bloodwork, not before it.

TestosteroneEnclomipheneVitamin DKisspeptin-10
FAQ

Questions from professionals.

Can I earn from my journal?

No. Journals are free to make and free to share, for you and for the people you send them to.

Can I add products that are not in the catalog?

Today, journals use our catalog so every item carries a sourced status and evidence rating.

Do my clients need an account?

No. They open your link, copy your journal into My Journal with one click, and add their own notes and questions.

Last updated September 23, 2026