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Just a Clinician's avatar

This is timely. Most of the hairdressers at the salon I go to are on "peptides", which they are buying online without medical guidance. And not all of these peptides are GLP1 analogues.

It's the wild west, and needs a bit of taming.

Debra Darnofall's avatar

I know of a woman who died buying “peptides” on the black market. Totally agree with you.

Margot Wombacher's avatar

this book sounds good to read and to know what it has to offer but I believe the author should have mentioned that what this medicine achieves can also be achieved with food changes without the side effects I guess he also does not stress that once you go off the meds weight gain comes back. So there are missing parts in my opinion. The peptides can be a starter or part but food choices achieve it without spending money and without side effects.

Mary Jensen's avatar

General Comment--I wish you would offer a check-based or credit card alternative to Amazon...

Michelle McKool's avatar

Link to maha store is not active

Lohengrin☦️'s avatar

Public education became too large to love the particular child.