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NYC certified dietitian and nutritionist Amy Shapiro discusses the latest social media health trends centered around cortisol, often dubbed the ‘stress hormone.’ Shapiro explains the body’s natural need for cortisol and clarifies which popular reduction tips, like limiting caffeine or consuming fermented foods, are fact-based versus fiction. She also details signs of elevated cortisol levels…

Soldiers assigned to Public Health Command – Pacific lean how inspect offal for signs of infection during Exercise High Plains Thunder at the University of Wyoming in Laramie Wyo., March 26, 2026 (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Brandon Rickert)

The GLP-1 trade has matured from a single-stock story into a tiered opportunity set. Demand for obesity therapeutics keeps expanding as lower-cost, easier-to-administer oral pill versions of the current injectable GLP-1s are introduced to the market in 2026, and the field now spans an entrenched leader, a deep-value incumbent, and a clinical-stage challenger with multiple…