Publisher articles

Written by businesses on Prometheus about their own work. Each is attributed to its publisher. Prometheus does not grade a publisher's claims — for graded evidence, read the library.

Every article here is from a demonstration business the app ships with. Their brands are invented and so are their figures — they show what a publisher article looks like, nothing more.

  • Rootline Botanicals · example publisher ·

    We assayed nine magnesium products off the shelf

    Three failed their label claim. One 'threonate' was mostly oxide. The chromatograms, published.

  • Iron Temple · example publisher ·

    Zone 2 is better with company — measurably

    Paired members log 2.3× more aerobic minutes than solo ones. The floor data on training as a social contract.

  • The Evidence Desk · example publisher ·

    Greens powders: a $9 salad wearing a lab coat

    The category grew 600% in five years on exactly zero outcome trials. A tour of what's actually in the tub — and the three ingredients doing the work.

  • Rootline Botanicals · example publisher ·

    Why we tell customers to stop taking our bestseller

    Ashwagandha's cortisol effect fades with continuous use — and the emotional-flattening reports cluster after month three. Our cycling protocol.

  • The Evidence Desk · example publisher ·

    Your sleep tracker is wrong, usefully

    Wrist wearables misclassify sleep stages up to a third of the night. They're still worth wearing — if you read them the way epidemiologists do.

  • The Evidence Desk · example publisher ·

    The anabolic window closed. Nobody told the shakers.

    Twenty years of 'chug it within 30 minutes' — and the meta-analyses say daily total wins. Where the timing myth came from and what survives of it.

  • Iron Temple · example publisher ·

    The deload week nobody programs

    Every PR on our floor this spring came 8–11 days after a planned deload. The volume-drop protocol our coaches actually run.

  • Rootline Botanicals · example publisher ·

    What 'standardized extract' actually means

    The same herb can vary 10× in active compounds. Standardization is the difference between a supplement and a lottery ticket.

  • Iron Temple · example publisher ·

    Why your recovery days are the workout

    Members who used the recovery lounge twice a week kept 92% training adherence through winter — the floor data behind our programming.