Five peptide claims the research does not support
Five claims the peptide internet repeats, from GHK-Cu gene counts to fridge storage, and what the research actually says about each.
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Peptide Fundamentals
Terminology, storage, stability, and the claims the research does and does not support.
Peptide handling, purity and stability in laboratory research
A protocol is only as reliable as the material and handling behind it. Label claims, aseptic technique and product-specific storage each need attention.
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Semax research: BDNF, neuroplasticity and neuroprotection models
Semax is studied less as a focus peptide than as a probe of neuroplasticity, cognition signaling and neuronal resilience in experimental models.
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FDA peptide reclassification: what it would and would not change
The FDA is reviewing whether BPC-157, TB-500 and other peptides leave the compounding-restricted category. It would open one channel and leave the rest unchanged.
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Peptide research fundamentals: storage, evidence and null results
Notes on the groundwork of peptide research: how material is stored, what the evidence does and does not support, and why unglamorous results deserve attention.
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