10d • Peptides
The Founders Guide to Regenerative Protocols:
Welcome to the Headquarters. As this community grows, we must maintain a "Sterile" standard of information. We are here for research, recovery, and results—not reckless experimentation.
As the Group Expert, I have established these Operational Protocols to ensure everyone here has the data they need to stay safe.
1. The Legal "Research" Boundary
All peptides discussed here (BPC-157, TB-500, etc.) are currently classified as Research Chemicals.
- The Reality: They are not FDA-approved for human consumption.
- The Protocol: Any discussion in this group is for informational and research purposes only. We do not provide medical advice. Before beginning any protocol, consult with a licensed physician who understands regenerative medicine.
2. The Sourcing Standard (Vetting your "Supply Chain")
In a health is wealth mindset, you don't buy the "cheap" version of a critical asset. If you are putting something in your body, the ROI on quality is infinite.
- The "COA" Requirement: Never buy from a source that doesn't provide a Third-Party Certificate of Analysis (COA) for the specific batch you are buying.
- Purity Threshold: We look for >98% purity. Anything less contains "synthesis byproducts" (solvents or heavy metals) that cause systemic inflammation—the exact opposite of healing.
- Red Flags: Avoid vendors that only sell via Telegram/WhatsApp or don't have a verifiable physical business address.
3. Safety & Handling (Sterile Protocol)
- Reconstitution: Only use Bacteriostatic Water (not distilled or tap). This contains 0.9% benzyl alcohol to prevent bacterial growth for up to 28 days.
- Cold Chain Management: Peptides are fragile proteins. Once reconstituted, they must be kept in the refrigerator. Use an Echo-linked thermometer if you want to be truly "Executive" about your storage.
- The "Wolverine" Warning: While BPC-157 is legendary for healing, it promotes angiogenesis (new blood vessel growth). If you have active cancer, angiogenesis can feed a tumor. Safety First: If you have a history of malignancy, peptides are a no-go until cleared by an oncologist.
Group Disclaimer
This group does not sell, distribute, or promote the illegal use of any substance. We are a community of bio-optimization enthusiasts sharing research data. By staying in this group, you agree that you are responsible for your own research and health decisions.
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