Its odd that the pro-choice crowd takes issue with patients working with their doctors to see if peptide use is right for them
These articles were cited a total of 35,989 times, with an average of 24.52 citations per paper
Certain pre-existing conditions make sermorelin use dangerous
In response to the explosion of the unregulated peptides market, the MHRA, the body responsible for licensing and overseeing the use of medicines in the UK, says that it does not "accept attempts to evade medicines regulation" by selling peptides for "research purposes" where evidence indicates they are being used by people
For example , this includes older adults, vegans, and people with gut disorders that block nutrient absorption
Lets hope for a collaborative resolution between the FDA, the compounders and the patients who use these medications to arrive at a category 1 and a category two that properly serves the public by allowing access to peptides that are safe and effective and properly classifying those that are not
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