Both Pieces: He Saw Both Futures. Then He Had to Choose.
Watch Both Pieces, an original SRP short film about family, showing up, and choosing your next step.
SRP Films
Bobby Needs an Update: 37 Years in One Morning
Bobby wakes up in 1989. His house, gadgets and Mustang have other plans. Watch the full SRP animated comedy.
BENTLEY Thinks He Is R. Kelly and Believes He Can Fly… Again
One bed. One perfectly good ramp. One dachshund with no flight qualifications. Bentley and Joy star in SRP’s new cinematic dog comedy.
The Person Behind the Question
Real customer service feedback, personal attention and the people behind SRP’s around-the-clock text support.
Gary Blamed the Dog. Bentley Had Receipts.
Bentley would like to be excluded from Gary’s sleep complaints. An overflowing sink of coffee mugs suggests there may be more to the story.
Gary Demands to Speak to His Mitochondria
Gary has a complaint about his energy. Unfortunately, the equipment was not designed to run on coffee.
The Health Trend Weather Report
A tornado of miracle claims hits the breakfast table. The forecast: confused toast, flying treadmills and a very questionable television advertisement.
Chuck Clicked Skynet
One questionable AI upgrade. One very literal drill sergeant. Chuck discovers that the shortcut still involves showing up.
Mitochondrial Research Articles
Humanin Explained: Beyond SS-31, MOTS-C and NAD+
Bobby Lawson puts Humanin in the spotlight and explores five distinct areas of cellular research, with primary sources and two new science Shorts.
The Truth About Supplementing with Peptides: My Routine
Watch Bobby Lawson’s first episode on supplements, peptides and cellular energy, with topic links and a companion summary.
The Redlight and Peptide combo
Watch Bobby Lawson discuss red light and peptides, his interest in mitochondria, and his personal observations, with links to key moments.
How Oxidative Stress Can Disrupt Cellular Energy
Explore how oxidative stress can affect mitochondrial ATP production, what can contribute, and where glutathione fits in the body’s antioxidant defenses.