WIRED video has scientist rebut Reddit claims on BPC-157 and melanotan
The segment notes FDA scientists reviewed BPC-157 data in June and that tested peptide samples were found contaminated.
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By Daniel Okafor · Regulatory Correspondent
Oct 2 17:00 ETSource: WIRED
The wire
- 01A biomedical scientist works through Reddit claims about the BPC-157 and TB-500 "Wolverine stack," kisspeptin, PT-141 and melanotan, saying the confidence online outpaces the evidence.
- 02The segment flags sterility and contamination risks with powdered research vials, certificates of analysis that can state anything, and unknown drug interactions and long-term effects.
- 03It is an explainer video, not new research; the statement that all peptide samples tested were contaminated is presented without a cited study in the transcript.
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