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Free guide · 21 pages

What a doctor would actually tell you about peptides.

Almost everything written about peptides is written by someone selling them. This is not. It is written by a GMC-registered doctor with no products, no suppliers and no affiliate income, including the parts that say you probably should not take anything.

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21
Compounds
30
Dosing protocols
None
Products we sell
None
Cover of the Peptide MD guide, 21 pages

What is inside

  1. 01Why this guide existsWho writes peptide advice, and why that shapes what it says.
  2. 02What a peptide actually isWhy “do peptides work” is the wrong question.
  3. 03The three tiers of evidenceLicensed, researched, or anecdote, and how to tell.
  4. 04What you are actually buyingWhy a vial bought online is not a medicine, and how to read a COA.
  5. 05How they are takenInjection, nasal, topical, oral, and why the route changes the dose.
  6. 06Where the real risks areInteractions, masking, technique. Rarely what people expect.
  7. 0730 compounds, assessedMetabolic · repair · growth hormone · cognitive · sleep · immune.
  8. 08Questions before you startIf you cannot answer these, you are not ready.
  9. 09The boring answer that usually winsWhat a doctor checks first.

Or skip the reading and ask the doctor directly.

Thirty minutes, £195, and a straight answer about your own situation, including when the answer is that you should not be taking anything.