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Do Peptides Actually Work? What the Research Shows
What the published evidence supports, what it does not, and how to tell the difference between an anecdote and a trial.
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How to read safety evidence
Not all "evidence" carries the same weight. Every safety claim on this site is tagged by the kind of evidence behind it.
Findings from controlled human trials and regulatory safety data. The strongest basis for a claim.
Cell or animal studies only. Suggestive, but not yet shown to translate to humans — read with caution.
Individual reports and forum testimony. Useful for hypotheses, not proof. Never a substitute for trial data.
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