Why Solprana exists
A few years ago, I received some unsettling health news. It was heart-related. I started researching, and with the help of an integrative physician I changed the way I ate. Some things improved; others, including brain fog, low energy and a persistent negativity, did not. So I kept reading: magnesium, vitamin C, the B vitamins, vitamin E, zinc. The more I learned, the more questions I had.
Why do we know so much about treating disease, and comparatively little about building and maintaining healthy human biology? Why is so much nutritional guidance built around minimum requirements rather than the levels that best support function? And why is so little of that research funded independently of the industries that profit from its conclusions? Solprana was founded to work on those questions.
Founder
Chris Junge holds a B.S. in Biomedical Science from Texas A&M University and spent roughly a decade at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center. He has also taught science. That background shapes how Solprana operates: systems first, evidence before claims, and a habit of asking what a finding actually demonstrates before deciding what it means.
How we work
Every Solprana product begins with a whitepaper, not a formula. We identify the vitamins, minerals, amino acids and metabolic cofactors a specific biological system depends on, review the published research, and grade that evidence openly. Findings that do not support a hypothesis are kept in the record rather than removed. Where a Solprana framework is a hypothesis, it is labeled as one.
No Solprana product has yet been tested in a controlled clinical trial. Founder-led pilot observations exist and are described as such. Every dose is disclosed on the label, there are no proprietary blends, and each batch is made in an NSF GMP-certified facility and third-party tested.
Advisory Board
Jeremy Dublon, M.D. — surgeon and former FDA Medical Officer; cardiovascular and regulatory advisor.
Jonathan Edwardsen — analytical chemist; ingredient identity, potency verification and testing standards.
Adam Jacques — cannabis science and industry.
Contact
Solprana Corp., 2494 Riva Road, Suite 2650, Annapolis, MD 21401
chris@solprana.net · (443) 822-0984
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Solprana products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.