While those trials were largely successful, more research is needed to confirm the potential benefits of supplemental TB4 or TB-500
You can see my testimony at the PCAC if you watch the live stream or the pre-recorded version on youtube at: Also our 5 risks of peptides, like bpc-157, is a useful resource in this area: I really think the FDA will ultimately ignore the opinion of the largely financially conflicted PCAC
But like all peptides and hormone-related interventions, results depend on: Dosing and timing Lifestyle habits (training, sleep, nutrition) Quality of the peptide source Individual hormone levels and goals Before starting a peptide regimen, consult with a qualified medical providerespecially if youre stacking peptides, managing other health conditions, or subject to drug testing
At around 99.5% purity, pharmaceutical-grade rapamycin avoids contaminants or inactive byproducts that could reduce effectiveness or increase the risk of irritation when applied to the skin
