Gary Brecka explains why peptides need a functional-medicine doctor's supervision and a licensed compounding pharmacy. Peptides from unverified overseas sources often contain rice flour, heavy metals, and contaminants that make them unsafe.
If peptides is something that interests you, I use these every day in my daily life. Then find a functional medicine doctor that's getting these peptides from a licensed compound pharmacy. Remember, compound pharmacies will look at things like stability, sterility, and potency. When you're buying them off the Internet and they're coming from China or Pakistan or Mexico, very often we don't know what's in these peptides. Some of them have been tested to actually just have things like rice flour and trace heavy metals. So licensed compound pharmacies will deliver a peptide with a guaranteed potency and strength. Keep yourself safe and start your peptide journey.
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