I watched my father get weaker.
Not from disease. Not from an accident. Just from getting older.
He was 73 when it started — small things first. Struggling to carry groceries up the stairs. Pausing on a walk that used to be easy. He stopped meeting friends for morning walks because he couldn't keep up.
The doctors had a name for it: sarcopenia — age-related muscle loss. By 60, most people lose up to 30% of their muscle mass. There's no pill, no surgery, no quick fix the medical system talks about. Just "exercise more and eat protein" — useful, but not enough.
So I went deeper. I spent two years reading the research on amino acids, BCAA ratios, and the specific doses that actually rebuild aging muscle. I worked with formulators to build what I wished my dad had — clinical-dose BCAAs, real glutamine, no shortcuts.
Fixagen exists because watching someone you love lose their strength shouldn't be inevitable.
If it helps even one person stay strong for their family the way I wish my dad could have, this was worth building.
— James, Founder
