Genes and Peptides

[5byfive]

I posted this in a reply in a thread but it may deserve its own thread. It makes sense that genetic factors would have a big influence on the effectiveness of peptides since we are talking about substances our bodies already make. It would explain why there are a lot of peps that some people swear by that seem to do nothing for other people. It could also make it a lot harder for peptides to prove effectiveness in trials.

View: https://youtu.be/-OAc3A_AB7k?si

 

[SeaGypsy]

This was a great watch, I really need to dig into this to find out what the best workers would be for me. Thanks for sharing

 

[DoubtProcrastinate]

That is fascinating to me, thank you for the share. Now I something else on my list to investigate.

 

[quicksilver80]

5byfive said:


I posted this in a reply in a thread but it may deserve its own thread. It makes sense that genetic factors would have a big influence on the effectiveness of peptides since we are talking about substances our bodies already make. It would explain why there are a lot of peps that some people swear by that seem to do nothing for other people. It could also make it a lot harder for peptides to prove effectiveness in trials.

View: https://youtu.be/-OAc3A_AB7k?si

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Yeah this dude is one of my favorite watches. Wish he posted a little more.

 

[flapjacks]

Thanks for sharing this info. Great watch!