GLP-1 & Peptides: Every Article
Plain answers about IV therapy, GLP-1 programs and peptides — written for people in New York and New Jersey who are deciding whether any of it is worth their afternoon.
The FDA Vote on BPC-157: What It Means, and What It Does Not
In 2026 an FDA advisory committee voted to let compounding pharmacies make BPC-157 and five other peptides again. Doctor
A Urologist Explains Peptides: What Each One Actually Does
Dr. Alex Tatem has prescribed peptides for over a decade. On The Diary of a CEO he went through the popular ones, one by
BPC-157: What the Science Shows, and What It Doesn't Yet
On the Huberman Lab podcast, Dr. Abu Bakri went through every BPC-157 study worth knowing. The short version: strong ani
Before You Buy Peptides: 7 Rules From People Who Actually Use Them
Fitness coach Mike Thurston tried GHK-Cu, BPC-157, KPV and Dihexa for months and filmed what happened. Andrew Huberman a
Peptides for Sleep and Recovery: What Huberman Has Actually Tried
On the Tim Ferriss show, Dr. Andrew Huberman went through the peptides he has personally used for sleep, recovery and gr
Is BPC-157 FDA-Approved? The Honest Answer for New York and New Jersey
BPC-157: not FDA-approved; compounded by prescription. Here is what that means for legality, safety and how it is prescr
Where to Inject BPC-157: Sites, Technique and Rotation
BPC-157 is taken as a daily subcutaneous injection. The usual site is the belly, or near the injury site for a local eff
Is BPC-157 / TB-500 FDA-Approved? The Honest Answer for New York and New Jersey
BPC-157 / TB-500: not FDA-approved; compounded by prescription. Here is what that means for legality, safety and how it
Where to Inject BPC-157 / TB-500: Sites, Technique and Rotation
BPC-157 / TB-500 is taken as a daily subcutaneous injection. The usual site is the belly, or near the injury. Here is th
Is TB-500 FDA-Approved? The Honest Answer for New York and New Jersey
TB-500: not FDA-approved; its parent molecule is in Phase 2 trials. Here is what that means for legality, safety and how
Where to Inject TB-500: Sites, Technique and Rotation
TB-500 is taken as a subcutaneous injection two to three times a week. The usual site is the belly or thigh. Here is the
Is GHK-Cu FDA-Approved? The Honest Answer for New York and New Jersey
GHK-Cu: not FDA-approved; compounded by prescription. Here is what that means for legality, safety and how it is prescri
Where to Inject GHK-Cu: Sites, Technique and Rotation
GHK-Cu is taken as a daily subcutaneous injection. The usual site is the belly, or near the area of concern. Here is the
Is Epitalon FDA-Approved? The Honest Answer for New York and New Jersey
Epitalon: not FDA-approved; compounded by prescription. Here is what that means for legality, safety and how it is presc
Where to Inject Epitalon: Sites, Technique and Rotation
Epitalon is taken as a short courses: daily injection for 10 to 20 days. The usual site is the belly. Here is the step-b
Is GHK-Cu / Epitalon FDA-Approved? The Honest Answer for New York and New Jersey
GHK-Cu / Epitalon: not FDA-approved; compounded by prescription. Here is what that means for legality, safety and how it
Where to Inject GHK-Cu / Epitalon: Sites, Technique and Rotation
GHK-Cu / Epitalon is taken as a daily subcutaneous injection. The usual site is the belly or thigh, rotating sites. Here
Is NAD+ FDA-Approved? The Honest Answer for New York and New Jersey
NAD+: not FDA-approved as a treatment; compounded by prescription. Here is what that means for legality, safety and how
Where to Inject NAD+: Sites, Technique and Rotation
NAD+ is taken as a subcutaneous injection two to three times a week. The usual site is the belly or thigh; inject slowly
Is Glutathione FDA-Approved? The Honest Answer for New York and New Jersey
Glutathione: not FDA-approved for these uses; compounded by prescription. Here is what that means for legality, safety a
Where to Inject Glutathione: Sites, Technique and Rotation
Glutathione is taken as a subcutaneous injection twice a week. The usual site is the belly or thigh. Here is the step-by
Is MOTS-c FDA-Approved? The Honest Answer for New York and New Jersey
MOTS-c: not FDA-approved; compounded by prescription. Here is what that means for legality, safety and how it is prescri
Where to Inject MOTS-c: Sites, Technique and Rotation
MOTS-c is taken as a subcutaneous injection two to three times a week. The usual site is the belly or thigh. Here is the
Is AOD-9604 FDA-Approved? The Honest Answer for New York and New Jersey
AOD-9604: not FDA-approved; compounded by prescription. Here is what that means for legality, safety and how it is presc