Legalization of unlicenced peptides?

[JohnBoy2000]

Strong advocacy coming in, apparent RFK is on board with the movement as well.

I've used mt2 in the past and it is life changing if you enjoy the sun but don't tan well.

The speaker here sings the praises of GHK-Cu, which I haven't tried but it sounds good, and then others for recovery.

I wouldn't even mind a little of the GLP1 peptides to lean out on some slight lipid dense areas, get that completely shredded look.

Recovery peptides like TB500 and BPC also sound good.

Seems to be a big movement, this peptide thing that's going on.

I would be nice if they were more readily available, given the apparent benefit they can provide?

 

[Allylbenzene]

Here's a good overview of peptide quality:



It'll be interesting to see how much comes out about the negative effects of GLP-1 use. It's a "protected" multibillion dollar market so expect plenty of positive propaganda and minimal realistic research on the negatives - a bit like statins and metformin which many people still consider beneficial.