This is the complete index of the 749 pages Magellan publishes as real, crawlable URLs — not the in-app views. It exists for two reasons. If you are a reader, the storefront’s search is faster, but this page is the only place you can see the whole library laid out at once: which compounds have a molecule page, which studies have a full write-up, which products the buyer’s guides actually rank. If you are a crawler, it is a single hop from here to everything, which is the point.
Every product page is graded on the strength of the human and mechanistic research behind its active compound, and every grade links to the primary PubMed citations. Grades are set independently of affiliate commissions — the same editorial firewall applies to the 314 study write-ups, which keep the null and negative results in. Start with the evidence-based supplement guide, the longevity research map, or the molecule index.
Buyer-facing pages that open with the evidence, not the product.
The seven shelves the catalogue is graded into.
Ranked by what a device actually measures.
Tiered combinations with the reasoning and the caveats written out.
Every graded product, each linked to the primary research on its active compound.
One page per molecule, receptor, pathway node or biomarker referenced anywhere on the site.
Long-form explainers. Null and negative results are kept in.
Hardware and diagnostics, measured against the lab equipment they claim to replace.
Food-first routes to the same biology, each with its citations.
Question, methods, results, limitations and takeaway for every study behind a grade.
The hubs each section rolls up into.
The list is generated from the same data files that build the pages themselves, so it cannot drift out of date: 130 products and 7 categories from the catalogue, 180 molecule pages, 314 study write-ups, 22 articles, 34 recipes, 25 tech-desk stories, 6 buyer’s guides and 3 curated stacks. Prefer the app? The same library is browsable at the Magellan storefront.