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Semax and Selank together: the evidence
Semax and Selank are Russian nootropic peptides with small, mostly Russian-language trial records. No published study has given both to the same person.
Stacking peptides on top of retatrutide
Readers ask about adding GHK-Cu, ipamorelin and CJC-1295 to retatrutide. No published human trial has tested any of those combinations.
What an IGF-1 result actually tells you
IGF-1 is a monitoring marker, not a dial to turn. What the number shows, what tesamorelin is licensed for, and why dose calls belong with a prescriber.
Can BPC-157 cause new visible veins?
BPC-157's angiogenesis data comes from cells, chick membranes and rats. No human study shows it grows new visible veins.
BPC-157 in Q3 2026: the FDA panel vote
The FDA's compounding panel voted 8 to 6 in July 2026 to back BPC-157 for the 503A bulks list, overruling its own reviewers. The evidence did not move.
GLP-1 and GIP: a short incretin history
Incretins went from a failed 1906 diabetes experiment to GLP-1 and GIP drugs. Here are the dates, the discoveries, and where the evidence thins out.
GLP-1 safety in neuroendocrine tumours
A 2026 European Journal of Endocrinology review weighs the evidence on GLP-1 receptor agonists like semaglutide in neuroendocrine neoplasms.
Grey Market Semaglutide: Injection Errors
A 20-person study found untrained adults completed only 15 of 34 steps correctly when preparing grey market semaglutide from internet instructions.
MASLD and cardiovascular risk explained
MASLD affects 38% of adults worldwide and heart disease kills more of them than liver failure. Where semaglutide fits, and what remains unproven.
Semaglutide and the septic rat heart
A 2026 rat study reports semaglutide limited sepsis-related heart injury by suppressing ferroptosis. There is no human data behind it.
Tirzepatide and a rash: one case report
A 2026 JAAD case report links a year of tirzepatide to a widespread rash that cleared when the drug stopped. One patient is not a risk rate.
Tirzepatide: 17% weight loss in real care
A 107-patient Spanish cohort reports 17.21% mean weight loss on tirzepatide at six months, at a median 7.5 mg dose. There is no control arm.