Our mission
medicine learned to read the body one system at a time — the genome, the microbiome, the metabolome. Each “-ome” names a complete system, not a single part.
A GLP-1 moves one lever of a system with dozens. minome (mine + -ome) is the rest: natural, everyday support for the whole of your metabolism, and for every part your medication leaves untouched.
Every GLP-1 journey is part of a much bigger story — one that was still missing its final chapter.
1980s
A hormone is found.
Researchers mapping the chemistry of the gut identify GLP-1: a hormone your own body releases after you eat. It nudges the pancreas to release insulin, slows digestion, and signals fullness — one of metabolism’s quiet conductors.
2005
The first lever.
The FDA approves the first GLP-1 medication for type 2 diabetes. For the first time, a single metabolic signal can be amplified on purpose — steadier blood sugar, less hunger, gradual weight loss. A new class of medicine is born.
2021
The revolution goes mainstream.
A far more powerful GLP-1, semaglutide, is approved specifically for weight loss. Within a few years it reshapes how the world talks about appetite, metabolism, and the body — and millions of people begin a GLP-1 journey.
2022
We saw what was missing.
By now the pattern was clear: a GLP-1 moves one lever of a system with dozens. So we set out to support the rest — researching natural ways to support and enhance the GLP-1 journey, then testing, and testing again. Perfection takes time.
2025
minome arrives.
After three years of research and testing, minome launches its first line of products: natural, everyday support for the whole of your metabolism, made for the GLP-1 journey. Your metabolism, as a whole system.
Start your minome journeyOur Scientific Advisory Board unites leading minds from Georgetown, Johns Hopkins, and the University of Victoria — collaborating to hold every minome formula to the cutting edge of metabolic and microbiome science.
Endocrinologist & Physician-Scientist, Professor of Medicine at Georgetown & Johns Hopkins
PhD, Comparative Neuroendocrinologist, Professor of Biology at the University of Victoria
Board Certified Physician, Metabolism & Anti-Aging Specialist