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Despite excitement, most peptide supplements lack rigorous human trials, making their safety and benefits uncertain. Animal studies do not always translate to humans, and dosing remains unclear. Risks include unintended effects like activating dormant cancer cells. The unregulated market of DIY peptide use poses potential harm, suggesting caution until robust clinical evidence is available.
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Supporting arguments
- Most peptides marketed for wellness are experimental with limited human data.
- Animal models differ significantly from human biology.
- Potential safety concerns include unknown long-term effects and cancer risks.
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