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very similar to what I went through, a lot of these peptide therapies are either multiyear or lifelong, and they exist. And people are going to Chinese peptides to find cheaper solutions. And so we started pushing for independent testing for endotoxi
I'm telling you, they're they literally are putting dye in children's cereal. They're putting corn syrup in children's cereal. They're poisoning the fucking country to make an extra $2.03, $4.05 cents. What the what's the word you used? We were talki
use or for use in compounding pharmacies, which GLPs have been somewhat approved for. What that means is that it is an illegal gray area because they're also not on DEA list. So they're also not in the sort of illicit drug list. It's sort of a we don
They tend to be the gray market sources for research purposes only, not for human use, tend to be 99% purity, which means they've been cleaned of most things, except I do worry a bit about repeated injection of, substance that contains 1%, say, lipop
leucovorin as an example, which bypasses the blocked receptor, allowing methylated folate to get into the blood brain barrier, they have seen clinical improvement. There's one study that's looked at the microbiome, which we now know produces a lot of
and doing anything that's not yet FDA approved or whatever, but I can tell you everybody's doing it. I'm not saying that you shouldn't, I'm just saying everyone else is. Well, and then the other thing that occurs is there are testing sites for peptid
And I I don't think that you can control the compounding pharmacies in Grey Market. Mostly because and I could be wrong here, so I wanna be careful, but I'm not aware of of a major adverse event. You know, it's a little bit the same way that steroids
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