You've tried the supplements. The diets. The practitioner who charged hundreds for an assessment and still missed things. ChatGPT, which keeps sending you to WebMD and telling you nothing is proven. Each piece made sense on its own. None of it fit together.
Ask Hans looks at all of it at once: your symptoms, what you eat and when, what you take and how much, your labs and your history. It finds the links between them, works out the likely root cause, and tells you the one thing to change first. Then it checks back every week and adjusts.
It runs on the same process I use with private clients, built on everything I have published and tested on myself. One clear plan instead of another scattered guess.
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Book a functional medicine consult. That's $500 to $1,500, and you wait weeks, sometimes months, for a slot. You get one hour. Hope you asked everything you needed to.
Google your symptoms. You will get 47 conflicting answers, three supplement ads, and a forum post from 2012 telling you to eat more liver. Good luck.
Ask ChatGPT or Perplexity. It will give you a confident, polished answer that sounds right. It might even cite studies. The problem: it has no idea which of those studies are garbage, which protocols I have actually tested, and which advice would make your specific situation worse. It cannot tell you "I do not know enough about this." It just talks.
Book coaching with me directly. That's $1,000+ a month, and my calendar is not getting any emptier.
Read my articles yourself. I have published hundreds of them. Somewhere in there is the answer to your question. You could spend hours searching, cross-referencing, and trying to remember which article covered which protocol. Most people give up before they find it.
Most people just stay stuck. They keep buying supplements that do not move the needle. They keep eating foods that work against them. They keep running in circles because nobody has connected the dots across their labs, their symptoms, and their history.
The real cost is not the money you spend trying things. It is the months you lose feeling like garbage while you figure it out alone.
One plan, in the right order
Each one looks small on its own. Together they explain how you feel. A practitioner who sees you for an hour looks at one piece at a time. A supplement stack treats each piece separately. Ask Hans reads them together, finds how they connect, and gives you something pragmatic to do about it, often cheaper than the bottles you were about to buy.
If you are still reading, you are probably in the right place.
I trained it on my entire body of work. Every article. Every protocol. Every piece of clinical reasoning I have published. It thinks the way I think because it is built on the same framework I use when I sit across from a client and trace a symptom back to its root cause.
If I have tested it, you get exactly how I did it. If I have only read the research, it says so. If I have not covered it, it reasons it through with you and says plainly that it is not my recommendation, instead of inventing a dose. And when you want a human check, you can send any answer to me for review.
You forget what you ate three days ago. Your doctor forgets you between visits. Ask Hans does not. It keeps a dated record of your diet, supplements, symptoms, and labs, so when something flares up, it can trace it back to what actually changed.
Most protocols fall apart in week two, when life gets busy and nobody is watching. Ask Hans checks in every week with a quick 1 to 10 score for each symptom. It keeps you accountable, tells you when to hold steady and when something needs to change, and stops you from quitting too early or changing five things at once.
Every check-in goes on your timeline. Over weeks and months, Ask Hans shows you when you felt your best and what you were doing at the time. No more guessing whether it was the food, the supplement, or the extra sleep. You get proof, not a vague feeling.
Upload your bloodwork, hormone panels, and organic acid tests in one go. Ask Hans reads across every file and every date, and catches what a single doctor visit misses, like a marker creeping up across three tests that each looked normal on their own.
Sometimes the most valuable thing it says is "you do not need that supplement." It flags the tests worth running before you commit to a protocol, so you are not paying for bottles and bloodwork that were never going to move the needle.
And it does all of this in seconds. Not weeks. Not after a consult call. Right now.
Ask anything, anytime. No usage caps, no throttling, no per-question charges. You get an answer the moment the question comes up, not three weeks later in an appointment you had to wait for.
Your history, labs, diet, supplements, and symptoms, all dated and all remembered. You never re-explain yourself, and when a symptom shows up three days after a change, Ask Hans connects the dots for you.
A quick 1 to 10 score for each symptom, every week. It keeps you on track, catches problems early, and tells you when to give something more time instead of giving up too soon.
Every month you see how your symptoms compare with 30 days ago and what changed. Real proof that you are moving forward, so you stay motivated and know exactly what to keep doing.
One tap shows exactly what you are doing right now: diet, supplements, symptoms, and your latest lab values. Every answer you want to keep goes into your notes and exports as a PDF, ready to bring to your doctor.
Upload bloodwork, hormone panels, urine tests, and full lab reports, several at once. Ask Hans reads across years of data and surfaces the connections a single-panel review would miss.
Do not know how to phrase the question? Ask Hans asks the questions instead, narrows in on your root cause, and hands you a plan you can start today.
Once you've told your story, Ask Hans writes your starting report: the pattern it sees, the likely causes, your first change and what to expect. Send it to me and I review it personally.
Not sure about an answer? Tap 'Ask Hans to review this' and I write back within 48 hours. Free for now.
A guided start: tell your story, make your first change, check in every week, and get a day-21 review of what worked and what to do next.
Included with your subscription, not sold separately: private access to the Andronaut Academy community, where you can post questions, compare notes with other members, and get me personally when Ask Hans hits the edge of what it knows. It's not a support ticket, it's an actual group — a place to think out loud with people working through the same things you are.
| One functional medicine consult | $500-$1,500 |
| One month of coaching with me | $1,000+ |
| A single round of comprehensive labs | $300-$800 |
| Monthly supplement protocol, trial and error | $150-$400 |
| Ask Hans, unlimited, per month | $100 |
| A one-off consult | Googling and forums | Ask Hans | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Knows your history | No (starts from scratch each time) | No | Yes |
| Available any time | No (book weeks ahead) | Yes | Yes |
| Reads your labs in context | Partly | No | Yes |
| Food first, not a supplement pitch | Depends | Rarely | Yes |
| Cost | Paid per visit | Free, but generic | $100/month, 14 days free |
Having AskHans is the safety net to make sure I am performing at my peak capacity. It's better than any doctor's appointment you can schedule. I say that as a physician. It gave me the exact blueprint on what supplements move the needle when my capacity was pushed to the brink, smoked oysters, magnesium malate, creatine, and l-tyrosine gave me an almost instant noticeable improvement.
A doctor, someone who could walk into any specialist's office for free, chooses to use Ask Hans instead. He is managing rotating shifts, a newborn, and a toddler, and is still adding to his strength numbers using a supplement blueprint Ask Hans helped him build. That is a physician voting with his own time and money against his own field's standard of care.
It saves me from digging through conflicting Google results. Answers are detailed, informative, and immediately helpful without the guesswork. It's saved me tons of time researching virtually every topic under the sun, short of doing my taxes. Having reliable, instant answers has been helpful.
I had years of normal-looking sleep studies and labs. Ask Hans looked at my sleep studies, labs, and history together instead of separately, and noticed my cortisol, while technically in range, sat toward the high end across multiple tests. Addressing that led to roughly an 80-90% improvement in my sleep, about an extra hour a night.
I don't fully trust anything coming from Google or doctors or even AI. Having a resource I fully trust is huge help.
It combines Ray Peat philosophy, bioenergetics, with a male perspective, but in a modern, up to date consideration.
If you have ever sent a text message, you know how to use Ask Hans. There is no dashboard to learn. No dropdown menus. No forty-five minute onboarding video. You type what is going on. It responds. It asks follow-ups. It builds a plan with you.
It gave structured and well thought out and detailed responses to my health related questions, and it was able to listen and absorb all of my data and questions with no appointments needed.
I was going through severe constipation and Ask Hans was one of the best tools I used. Cannot even compare to anything I used.
I felt like I was chatting with you.
No training required. No learning curve. Just a conversation that gets you to an answer faster than scrolling through articles or waiting for a consult.
You do not need to know how to prompt it well. Ask Hans is built to guide you through a structured discovery process, the same methodology behind my paid reports, running as a live conversation instead of a static document.
I wanted the necessary tests listed up front for a protocol, before committing to anything. Ask Hans flagged what needed testing and gave me time to get the right products. It saved me time and eased my stress and anxiety.
Forming part of the discovery process together with the AI creates this effect where people are much more invested in implementing the plan, because they put in a bit of time on their side while also being massively supported, which avoids frustration.
It gave me specific guidance on dosages for specific supplements. Had I not received that guidance, I would have wasted a lot of time troubleshooting dosages, and likely delayed improvement since I would have stayed at a minimally effective dose for longer.
The effort is not zero. You still have to do the labs, take the supplements, and make the changes. But the part that used to require hours of research and second-guessing yourself is now a conversation, and when you want a second opinion, I am in the Andronaut Academy to confirm it.

Ask Hans is trained on the actual protocols and case data behind all of it, not generic health content. The physician testimonial above is a live example of that trust, not a hypothetical one.
Cancel anytime, in the app, in a few taps. No calls, no emails asking you to stay. You'll see one option to keep your history for $9 a month instead. Say no and you're cancelled.
I hope you lock me in for that price.
People already value the rate they have, that is worth remembering as pricing evolves down the line.
Huge fan of it. Coaching can be out of a lot of people's price range so this is valuable.
Current annual Substack members get Ask Hans free, permanently, for as long as they stay annual. That is a grandfather clause for the people who supported my work before this product existed. If that is you, you already know.
Ask Hans is trained on everything I have published. It does not know what I have not written yet, and when it hits that edge, it says so instead of guessing.
It is not a replacement for your doctor. It will not diagnose you. It reasons the way I would about your situation, but it works from what you tell it and what you upload, not a physical exam.
You will always know the difference between an answer built on something I have specifically tested and one reasoned from general principles. On topics I have not directly covered, Ask Hans says as much, one subscriber called that distinction “fascinating” rather than concerning, because it means you can trust the weight behind each answer instead of assuming it is all the same.
Two things I am actively tightening, named honestly rather than hidden:
A few people have noticed that asking the same question twice can produce slightly different answers. That is a real quality issue, not a feature, and the fix is standardizing a priority order per common issue instead of letting the model freestyle each time. Work in progress.
New articles and Academy discussions need to flow in continuously, not as a one-time load. I am building that as an ongoing pipeline rather than a static snapshot.
The current answers can be too generic sometimes, retrieving and restating article content instead of reasoning through my specific case.
That exact feedback is what drove the discovery-questions flow above, this is a live example of the loop working: you tell me where it falls short, I fix it, everyone gets the better version.
This is what the Andronaut Academy is for. You ask something the AI cannot answer well yet, I answer it personally, and that answer becomes part of what Ask Hans knows. The faster I close the gaps, the faster the product improves, and your rate stays the same while it does.
No tiers. No “premium” plan that unlocks the features you actually want. No per-query charges. No usage caps.
Cancel anytime, before your next bill, no questions asked.
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There is no 30-day money-back guarantee because there is nothing to refund, you pay month to month. If Ask Hans does not give you value in your first month, cancel before the second one and you are out $100.
That is a fair trade. If the product is not good enough to keep you, that is my problem to fix, not your problem to pay for.
Yes. It is built to prepare you with real, specific questions and information, not replace the conversation.
“It gives more advantage when I'm at the doctor's office or on a call. The doctor gets mad when I tell the alternative options, lol.”
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