Peptides craze: Why people should not be risking their health for untested benefits | 60 Minutes Australia

This stuff drives me crazy. How about you do some actual journalism instead of just some interviews? Buy the top 5 best selling peptides from a good source (not Tiktok, not Instagram, have Peter at Janoshik tell you who is good to buy from) and then get them tested. Be a journalist and not a sensationalist. This type of fluff piece benefits exactly no one.

They all also ignore the elephant in the room in particular when it comes to GLP's, which is access. You think people are taking chances with compounded and grey GLPs for kicks? They're doing it because they can't access it otherwise, because insurance says no and Lily says hand me the equivalent of your mortgage payment each month, then you can have it.

There's so much to the story here that just gets glossed over because of lazy fucking "journalism" and it drives me crazy.

Rant over.
 
These days, most car manufacturer manuals say you shouldn't drink the battery fluid. Unfortunately, the people who need that kind of warning have also discovered peptides.

The vendors threw in a basic IQ test to head off the worst: crypto payment.

Sadly, there are still plenty of backdoors for the simpletons to score some peptides.

I guess we will have to accept that we can't save them all.
 
BBA1969 said:


These days, most car manufacturer manuals say you shouldn't drink the battery fluid. Unfortunately, the people who need that kind of warning have also discovered peptides.

The vendors threw in a basic IQ test to head off the worst: crypto payment.

Sadly, there are still plenty of backdoors for the simpletons to score some peptides.

I guess we will have to accept that we can't save them all.

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And don't use a hair dryer in the bathtub. Those people are the peptide backbone of Reddit and TikTok.
 
spanky2026 said:


This stuff drives me crazy. How about you do some actual journalism instead of just some interviews? Buy the top 5 best selling peptides from a good source (not Tiktok, not Instagram, have Peter at Janoshik tell you who is good to buy from) and then get them tested. Be a journalist and not a sensationalist. This type of fluff piece benefits exactly no one.

They all also ignore the elephant in the room in particular when it comes to GLP's, which is access. You think people are taking chances with compounded and grey GLPs for kicks? They're doing it because they can't access it otherwise, because insurance says no and Lily says hand me the equivalent of your mortgage payment each month, then you can have it.

There's so much to the story here that just gets glossed over because of lazy fucking "journalism" and it drives me crazy.

Rant over.

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Yeah, this is the core issue. I wouldn't actually have a problem with some truly neutral coverage, but they keep insisting that the peps are untested, as if places like Jano don't exist, and implying that people are doing them for purely vanity reasons, which some are, but suggesting that everyone using peps is doing a biochemical version of elective backyard plastic surgery is simply disingenuous.

If my government tomorrow repealed medical patents laws keeping the prices high, and ensured that the vetted sellers charge us only cost + modest profits, then I'd be dissuading others from buying mystery powders from Chinese vendors. But, they've left us no other choice but to inject mystery powders, and then they clutch their pears in the media.
 
The reality is a lot of people really shouldn't. Seeing some posts across forums and comments across TG and DC it's clear a lot of people are just jumping in blind without the slightest idea on how to approach it safely or diligently.

My opinion is your body is yours to test with and all that but approach it with high amount of risk mitigation and proper education. People can't even take the time to learn simple math for reconstitution or basic procedure to minimize contamination for recon and injection. Struggle to take the time to learn safe crypto handling. Treating vendors with the same expectations of an Amazon delivery. It's wild.

My favorite are the people jumping into chats and immediately "how do I order??" despite there being a channel called "How to Order" 🫩, "I texted vendor 30 minutes ago and he hasn't replied is this a scam??".
 
A lot of people shouldn't cook their own chicken or pork.

Where are the terrible articles in which industry experts are quoted with such brilliant and helpful words as

  • could
  • should
  • might
  • may
  • possible
 
It's a multimillion-dollar gray market business, and it's best not to support it. 🤣
 
indolent said:


A lot of people shouldn't cook their own chicken or pork.

Where are the terrible articles in which industry experts are quoted with such brilliant and helpful words as

  • could
  • should
  • might
  • may
  • possible

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It’s more than likely a “paid article” by pharma. They HAVE TO stop the ugls and those of us who use them ( BECAUSE I CAN’T AFFORD THEIRS! …or I would ONLY USE THEM 🙄 ) by any and all means possible. It’s all about the money.

Or so I sees it. 🫡
 
Couldn’t tell you the last time I turned on main stream propaganda except to check the weather.

How many drug commercials were shown during that segment? And what percentage of each commercial was people playing volleyball or sitting around a campfire while the side effects were being read?
 
Ah! Doctors in the 21st century are such sissies.

Where have all the doctors of the past, who didn't wash their hands, gone? The ones who injected themselves with gorilla balls extracts? Who drunk radium in pretty uranium glasses?

And the pharmacists who put coke in the Coke (Enjoy!).

Ah, the good old days of the pioneers, who never lacked courage.

Well, that's it, I've been warned. I'll leave you now; I have some pens to prepare.

(The facts from old days are true, but the rest is just sarcasm and mockery.)
 
Vash said:


Couldn’t tell you the last time I turned on main stream propaganda except to check the weather.

How many drug commercials were shown during that segment? And what percentage of each commercial was people playing volleyball or sitting around a campfire while the side effects were being read?

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Agree with the sentiment, but it's Australian TV. Direct-to-consumer prescription medication advertising is banned.
 
kugelblitz said:


Agree with the sentiment, but it's Australian TV. Direct-to-consumer prescription medication advertising is banned.

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Australian? 😱 🤣 Weren't they the ones talking all serious about building camps for those who refused the "vax"? I'm old so I could be mistaken. My point being Aussie TV is hardly the choice I'd make for truthful analysis of well, anything, and not a chance related to peps. I don't do USA msm, either. Scour the globe's news and make judgements/discernments based on what I've learned on the many trips around the Sun.



YMMV
 
It's so surreal when they get to the "rIsKIng uR hEalTH" pearl-clutching. Yes, Brenda, let's just sit in our obesity and stay safe to die of obesity-related causes, great idea.
 
randompersonrandom said:


sit in our obesity and stay safe to die of obesity-related causes

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The industry uses the polite term "oversized caskets" for bariatric caskets. Unlike the toilet industry.
 
indolent said:


The industry uses the polite term "oversized caskets" for bariatric caskets. Unlike the toilet industry.

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I know it's the Chantix and I can't trust any waves of depression I feel right now, but Jesus Christ the grey that just washed over me at that is INTENSE.
 
kugelblitz said:


Agree with the sentiment, but it's Australian TV. Direct-to-consumer prescription medication advertising is banned.

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Yeah, pretty sure ‘Merica is the only country in the WORLD that has pharma adverising.

(This actually came super in handy when I was in grad school learning pharmacology. The jingles and images stick in your head. But otherwise it’s pretty gross.)

I’m only half way in, but I am loving the smarmy look on the presenter’s face as he asks “Do you really think you should be doing this? All these vials and needles?” [likely slightly misquoted but I’m not a transcriber!] Bruh please. Interview some scientists, market trend analysts, policy makers… not just a couple who (looks to have had so far) good results.
 
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Yeah, pretty sure ‘Merica is the only country in the WORLD that has pharma adverising.

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Also, New Zealand. Additionally, in EU in some countries. While you can't mention names of specific drugs, or make any claims, you can do general brand-awareness advertising. Other day I saw a commercial that was basically saying: "Losing weight doesn't have to be hard. Ask your doctor about how Eli Lilly can help." which is pretty clearly a commercial for Tirzepatide, but they can't say it.
 
kugelblitz said:


Also, New Zealand. Additionally, in EU in some countries. While you can't mention names of specific drugs, or make any claims, you can do general brand-awareness advertising. Other day I saw a commercial that was basically saying: "Losing weight doesn't have to be hard. Ask your doctor about how Eli Lilly can help." which is pretty clearly a commercial for Tirzepatide, but they can't say it.

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Awww! Y’all’s ads are so coy and quaint!! 💕

In the US our ads are a minute long, have had their tropes enter the cultural zeitgeist, are very often explicit in what they treat (even if it’s an acronym you have to Google) and list the side effects for a few dozen seconds in the mode of a calm but fast-talking auctioneer. 😂 They’re a whole thing.
 
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