The Peptide Guide

Before you buy a peptide, ask one question: how many randomised human trials is it based on?

For most of them the answer is zero — and you can verify that yourself in under a minute.

This book gives you the number for every major peptide, along with the exact PubMed search that produced it. Every PMID in it is a live link. You never have to take anyone's word for anything, including mine.

WHAT IS INSIDE

• The trial count for every compound — BPC-157, TB-500, ipamorelin, CJC-1295, epitalon, MOTS-c, copper peptide, argireline, semax, selank, retatrutide, cagrilintide, tesamorelin and more

• The exact search that produced each number, printed in full so you can paste it and check

• A ten-minute method that works on any claim about any compound, for the rest of your life

• The nine ways a trial count misleads — trials run on dogs, trials that never administer the compound, and 62 trials whose pooled effect is too small to matter

• What is actually approved, and what it is approved for

There are no doses in this book. It will not tell you what to take or where to get it.

What it does is show you which claims survive contact with the evidence — and two of them do. One compound here produced one of the largest weight-loss results ever published, and the book says so plainly, because a book that could not tell that apart from a compound with zero trials would be worth nothing.

63 pages. Instant PDF download. Every number dated, because they change.

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