Dr. Betty Murray warns that most peptides from overseas manufacturers contain less than 10% of their claimed active ingredient, and cautions against buying from Instagram influencers or MLM schemes. She urges consulting your doctor and sourcing from reputable suppliers before trying peptides.
If you want to go into this space in peptides, and please, if you do, please find reputable sources. Please talk to your primary care practitioner. Please make sure that you are in reasonable health in order to go down these paths. Right. And I really want people to hear that. I'm not bashing anyone that wants to try something new. When I got diagnosed with MS, I went to HRT. They weren't talking about HRT back then. So I am all about trying things outside the bubble, right? But just make sure you know what you're getting. I mean, I've seen statistics where the peptides coming in from China and from India, less than 10% are the active ingredient. Well, what the fuck is the other 90%? And I'm going to inject that shit?
Yeah. No, 100%. Yeah. You can't— if you're buying it off Instagram or your gym influencer that's got an MLM agreement with one, You're probably getting something that is nothing or largely harmful.
