Cohorts, MET-01, Fall 2026.

Metabolic and Body Composition, Inaugural Cohort. Twelve weeks of structured study of metabolic peptides, mTOR, AMPK, GLP-1 pharmacology, and body composition protocols. Weekly live sessions with faculty, case review clinic every other week, cohort workspace for peer discussion.

Announced, enrollment opens in Phase 2. Runs 2026-10-05 through 2026-12-28, 12 weeks. Led by Sarah Liu, PhD , with Marcus Chen, MD.

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At a Glance

Specs
  • Code MET-01 Fall 2026
  • Length 12 weeks 2026-10-05 to 2026-12-28
  • Seats 24 maximum, 24 remaining First-come
  • Price $2,400, illustrative Per member
  • Lead Sarah Liu, PhD Faculty lead
  • Co-Lead Marcus Chen, MD Faculty co-lead

Curriculum

Twelve weeks, one topic per week. Case review clinic sessions are woven in on weeks 5, 8, and 12. The schedule is firm; topics may be refined based on the working cases in a given cohort.

Weekly
  • Wk 1 Metabolic pathways, orientation to the cohort model 90 min live
  • Wk 2 mTOR and AMPK, the central balance 90 min live
  • Wk 3 Mitochondrial biogenesis under peptide stimulation 90 min live
  • Wk 4 GLP-1 and dual agonists, receptor pharmacology 90 min live
  • Wk 5 Case review clinic, first session 90 min live
  • Wk 6 Insulin sensitivity, longitudinal markers 90 min live
  • Wk 7 Body composition, practical protocols 90 min live
  • Wk 8 Case review clinic, second session 90 min live
  • Wk 9 Hepatic and adipose tissue signaling 90 min live
  • Wk 10 Safety review, contraindications and interactions 90 min live
  • Wk 11 Integrative synthesis, patient across systems 90 min live
  • Wk 12 Final case review, cohort close 90 min live

Scheduled Sessions

First sessions are confirmed and on the calendar. Remaining weeks are published closer to the cohort start.

Calendar

Who This Is For

Practicing clinicians and scientists who want weekly faculty contact on a single therapeutic area, and who are willing to present anonymized cases for discussion. Not a primer. Comfort with the self-paced foundational material is assumed; a member can work through the public curriculum before applying.