Katie Mullen explains why peptides aren't for most people: they require daily injections, cost money month after month like a gym membership, and demand time in your morning and night routine. Most influencers skip these unglamorous details.
There's a lot of people out there talking about their peptide experience and all that, but they don't show you the unglamorous parts. And a lot of people are going to get scared away because a lot of people aren't cut out to make peptides a part of their daily routine. It's not for everybody. And the promises are really high. But the reality is that it's a daily commitment. Some of these are daily peptides. It takes time out of your busy morning. It takes time out of your busy nighttime routine to remember to do it. The other part a lot of people don't talk about is the cost. I found a lot of ways to make it affordable for myself, but the cost does add up because it is a repeatable thing, just like skincare, just like buying high quality quality groceries, just like spending money at the gym. It is an expense that I choose to pay to make sure that I'm getting all that I can out of the routines that I'm already doing. Another unglamorous thing is that, you guys, these aren't gummies, all right? They're injectable peptides. So you do have to poke yourself almost every single day. Yes, you'll see a lot of other ways, like there are topical treatments, like wearable patches that are transdermal that go through your skin, are pill forms now. However, they work different because they have to be digested through your gut instead of, you know, directly into your system. So there are definitely options. Basically, it's a routine, it's a commitment, it's not a gummy, and you need some discretionary income to A lot of people won't say that. There you go. See you next time.
