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It’s a topic surrounded by a lot of misinformation, so we wanted to put out a concise version that’s actually going to be accessible to everyone And we’re making the original AMA and the show notes (which were done several months ago) free to everyone as well So for anyone who wants the fuller, more detailed treatment, you can go back to that one But otherwise this is going to be a one-stop shop This is a topic Peter gets asked about more than almost anything else right now, and for good reason Peptides sit at the intersection of what might be described as real biological promise, genuine clinical wins, and rampant commercialization They get marketed as cutting edge regenerative therapies for everything, from muscle repair to, “longevity,” to looking better on the beach Peter understands why people are drawn to peptides If you’re in pain, if you’re injured, if you’re aging, if you’re exhausted, frustrated, the promise of something that accelerates healing and restores your body is almost impossible to ignore Peter doesn’t think that most people using these compounds are reckless—they’re hopeful His concern is that hope has become a product It’s being sold by attaching extraordinary claims to molecules that, in many cases, have never earned such claims The goal today isn’t to promote peptides or to dismiss them outright as a category It’s to hand you a framework for thinking about any peptide you come across What it is, where the science is solid, where it’s weak, and where it’s simply absent We’ll run through that framework with an example And then we’ll zoom out to the gray market sourcing and where the field is headed Ultimately, you should leave with a framework for deciding when the answer is yes, when the answer is no, and when the honest answer is that the evidence simply isn’t there What peptides are and why they must be evaluated individually [A: 3:15, V: 0:11] First, define what peptides are When people ask whether peptides work, Peter’s first response is, “ You’re asking the wrong question