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Furqan Chishti

Founder, Klarovel. Last updated: 27 July 2026.

Who I am

I am Furqan Chishti. I built Klarovel and I am the editorial owner of everything published here. If something on this site is wrong, that is on me.

I am not a doctor. I am someone who got deep into peptides and longevity, spent years reading the primary literature instead of forum threads, and got frustrated enough with the state of the information to build a tool that does the reasoning properly. Klarovel is that tool. This page exists so you know exactly whose judgment sits behind the words.

Where the peptide knowledge comes from

Self-directed study, sustained over years, plus the work of actually building the engine. Designing Klarovel's deterministic rules engine meant encoding contraindication matrices, dose-response envelopes, drug interaction logic, biomarker thresholds, and cycling schedules into something that has to be internally consistent and defensible line by line. You cannot hand-wave your way through that. Every rule needed a source, and every conflict between sources needed resolving.

That process is where most of what I know came from. It is a different kind of knowledge than a clinician has. It is narrower and it is deeper in one specific direction: how these compounds behave, what the evidence actually supports, and where the confident claims on the internet outrun the data.

What I am not

I hold no medical degree, no clinical licence, and no prescribing authority. I am not a physician, pharmacist, nurse, dietitian, or any other regulated healthcare professional, in Norway or anywhere else.

That means I cannot and do not give you medical advice. Nothing on this site is a diagnosis, a prescription, or a treatment recommendation for you personally. When Klarovel generates a protocol, it is structured information to take to a qualified clinician, not a substitute for one.

Clinical sign-off on Klarovel's published content sits with the Klarovel Medical Advisory Board, which is a separate function from authorship. I write and I own the editorial direction. They check the medicine.

How Klarovel content gets made

I would rather tell you this than have you guess. Klarovel publishes at a cadence no single person could sustain by hand, and the way that works is that drafting is AI-assisted. I set the editorial direction, the sourcing rules, the compliance constraints, and the house voice. An automated pipeline drafts against those rules. An automated audit then blocks anything that violates them: unsourced claims, deny-listed citations, banned medical-claim language, missing disclaimers, dose figures that are not already in the research catalogue.

After that, the Medical Advisory Board review runs before anything ships, and every post carries the date of its most recent review.

The accountability does not move. Whatever produced the first draft, I am the one answerable for what is on the page. If you find an error, tell me and I will fix it and date the correction.

Where to find me

I am most active on X, where I write about peptides and longevity in a considerably less hedged register than the blog allows: @FurqanZC.

For corrections, sourcing questions, or anything you think this site gets wrong, the disclosures page lists how to reach the editorial function directly.

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