Semaglutide is the 'Model T' of GLPs. The first mass-market success of a new era.
The narrowing differences between new GLP options will be like discussing horsepower and steering, while today the real unlock is just having a car.
I predict peptides will change everything re public health discourse for health & disease. B/c theyโre closer to medications (in many cases actual medications!) than supplements but they entered the picture in supplement-like fashion. HRT went the other direction. Get educated.
There is a quiet health revolution happening. To see it, join peptide groups on Telegram and Discord. You'll find normal people sourcing peptides, vetting suppliers, group testing, and sharing their results. To put it simply, helping each other.
There are mothers who know more about peptides than your tech/hollywood bros ever will.
It's decentralized. It's grandparents teaching each other crypto to buy peptides from China. It's real people having real results.
They're done with the system that keeps them sick and overmedicated.
It's honestly inspiring to watch.
Current Barriers:
- lack of clinical data in healthy populations
- stigma / education
- access (many canโt get prescribed under 27BMI, affordable compounded GLP1s could largely go away this year)
GLP-1 drugs at low doses will become mainstream for wellness optimizers.
Inflammation reduction, metabolic flexibility, lean mass recomp and neuroprotection.
Diabetes + weight loss is the tip of the spear.
@therealarkin@pitdesi@TurnerNovak sample size could be bigger yes- google says 13 million americans have tried glp-1, if 20% stay on that's almost 1% of the population taking them. as someone who manages glp-1 patients i think that number might be higher. our patients are definitely making healthier food choices
@landforce I keep a vial of Thymosin Alpha 1 peptide in my freezer and whenever I feel immune compromised take it. Powerful immune modulator and good for fighting off bugs. The biohacky/peptide community loves this stuff too: https://t.co/NtPy2jlXMh.
FDA about to ban peptides?
They just issued a directive that bans compounding pharmacies from making some of the most widely prescribed peptides.
These are safe and cheap alternatives to gnarly big pharma drugs.
Follow the money and perverse incentives. Sad to see.