Our Story
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Athlete foundationI grew up competing in sports like swimming and snowboarding, so health, discipline, and performance became part of my life early on. I knew what it felt like to be active, structured, and constantly working toward something.
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Losing my way
After I stopped swimming and training, I hit a slump. During college, I gained 30 to 40 pounds and lived with very little regard for my health. For a while, I lost the structure, discipline, and standards that training had given me.
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Rebuilding myselfIt was not until the end of a relationship that I started to look at myself honestly and get my act together. I began training again, rebuilding my habits, and taking responsibility for my health.
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Performance first
For years after that, health became all about performance. I lifted, ran, tracked my food, and chased strength, energy, recovery, and a body that could keep up with the life I wanted.
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Meeting my wifeThen I met my wife, and everything started to shift. She was a nurse, took care of herself, and naturally inspired me to take my own health even more seriously. Being with her helped me see health as something deeper than just training.
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Becoming a dad
Eventually, my wife and I had our son. Since I became a dad later in life, my perspective changed completely. Health stopped being just about performance. It became about longevity, staying strong, present, and capable for decades.
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The nutrition gapThat mindset led me deeper into nutrition. During a cut, I was tracking my food, macros, and micronutrients, and realized how hard it was to hit daily nutrient targets while staying in a calorie deficit. I could hit protein and calories, but covering vitamins and minerals consistently was a different challenge. That search eventually led me to beef liver, one of the first supplements that made sense in my daily routine.
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Building Moon Rabbit
Moon Rabbit was built and launched from that same idea: simple, intentional supplements made for people who care about performance today and longevity for the long run, without chasing trends or overcomplicating health.