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Stanford used AI to scan human proteins and found a 12 amino acid peptide called BRP that cut food intake by 50% in one hour in animal trials acts only on the hypothalamus. no nausea. no muscle loss they're already planning human trials.

the peptide market was $140 billion in 2025. projected $164 billion this year. but the part that interests me is the search data. "cost of peptide therapy" is up 300% in the last 12 months. people aren't researching whether peptides work anymore. they're researching how to afford them.

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Founders, It’s another day, getting 20-30 users today won’t be bad. Drop what you’re building (short note with link) 👇

Been building @PeptideBase to make the peptide discovery journey less messy. The goal is to build a unified base for all things peptide related Let me know what features you’d like to see

the weirdest part of the FDA reversal isn't the science. it's watching Bloomberg, NPR, Washington Post, and STAT all cover peptides in the same week two years ago none of them would've touched this.

@peptidepedia 2x

Unlimited peptides, please

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Who else is curesmaxxing?

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Show me your app, website or project and I’ll share my honest thoughts👇

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Drop your project URL Let’s drive some traffic

FDA just moved 12 peptides off the Category 2 list. BPC-157, TB-500, GHK-Cu, Semax, Epitalon, all of them. compounding pharmacies can technically start producing again but the July advisory panel still hasn't happened. so everyone's moving and nobody's moving.

AI is now designing peptides from scratch. not assisting. designing. daiichi sankyo is using AI to build cyclic peptides. bioduro cut their discovery timeline from months to weeks. pinnacle just raised $89M off this thesis the next billion dollar drug probably won't come from a guy in a lab coat. it'll come from a model trained on protein folding data peptides might be the first drug class where AI genuinely beats traditional R&D. and it's happening right now

Finding a legit peptide provider used to mean hours of Reddit rabbit holes. We built the global directory so you don't have to. The base for everything peptide related More coming soon

Your body already makes peptides. Over 7,000 of them. All we're doing is giving it back what stress, aging, and processed food took away

@YourAnonOne Pharma

Name a huge scam.

@tkara_o We be pepping

@anxietymsgs Dare I say Peptides? Look into Semax

How can I remove negative thoughts?

15 secrets the peptide industry doesn't want you to know: 1- 90% of "US-made" peptides are repackaged from the same 3 Chinese labs 2- Purity certificates are regularly faked 3-Endotoxin testing is skipped on 80%+ of research peptides 4- Half the "research chemicals" sold online are underdosed 5- Markup between manufacturer and end buyer averages 800% 6- Most "clinical studies" cited in marketing aren't peer-reviewed 7- Half the cited papers are rat studies dosed 50x human equivalent 8- Paid reviews dominate the first 3 pages of every peptide subreddit 9- The same batch gets resold under 12 brand names Your favorite influencer is on payroll 10- "Limited stock" countdowns are fake on 95% of peptide sites 11- Vendor-provided COAs fail third-party retest 40% of the time 12- The most-recommended vendors are the ones with the biggest affiliate kickbacks 13- "Trusted vendor lists" are 3 years and 4 exit-scams out of date 14- Every "independent review site" is owned by a vendor 15- Reddit mods are routinely paid off to delete negative vendor reviews, PeptideBase fixes this.

Fair question. There isn’t one peptide that’s universally ‘good, effective, and safe’ because it depends on the goal, dose, quality, and the individual. Your skepticism around weight loss drugs is reasonable. Skincare peptides are definitely a more approachable category, but even there the evidence can vary, so it’s worth looking at the data and not just the marketing Check out our website for some useful research tools peptidebase.io

@PeptideBase That's a very interesting and informative article 👍. What peptides are good, effective and safe? I am skeptical of weight loss drugs. But skin care cream with peptides sounds interesting 🤔

The label says "Not for Human Consumption." The influencer says otherwise. One of them is lying.