Why Peptides Are Under Attack w/ Brigham Buhler

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Paul Saladino17m · 2025-06-11

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Well SupportedFor individuals with significant health benefits from GLP-1 agonists, the potential unknown risks may be justified.Well SupportedLower doses of GLP-1 agonists can be effective for weight loss, leading to reduced costs through compounding pharmacies and dose extension.Partially SupportedReducing gut inflammation with peptides like BPC has a cascade effect that benefits overall health.Partially SupportedGut microbiome health is a significant risk factor for Alzheimer's disease.Partially Supported

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Bookmarking — the dossier-vs-overview split is the right call. Most of the time I want overview; sometimes I want receipts.

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The FDA's decision to not reinstate the compounding exemption for GLP-1 agonists is influenced by pharmaceutical companies and potentially represents an 'old regime' versus 'new regime' dynamic.

Partially SupportedThe US Department of Defense is being consulted on developing protocols to provide accessibility to regenerative treatments for military personnel.

Partially SupportedBPC may reduce inflammation, decrease need for anti-inflammatories and pain medications, and lower likelihood of requiring surgery.

Partially SupportedPeptides and artificial intelligence are potential future treatment modalities for improving healthspan.

Partially SupportedThe average American diet, lifestyle, nutrition, and exercise contribute to chronic diseases like Alzheimer's.

Partially SupportedPeptides like BPC can help prevent chronic disease in individuals unable to access high-quality animal products.

Partially SupportedPeople are experiencing annual weight gain and high levels of inflammation.

Partially SupportedSpecial forces operators in the US military have access to exemptions and special programs for regenerative treatments like stem cells.

Partially SupportedPeptides are short-chain amino acids that are naturally occurring and have existed for a long time.