Jay Campbell

Are GLP-1s peptides? Yes, chemically speaking, most GLP-1 receptor agonists ARE peptides (there are exceptions, such as small molecules like Orforglipron that act as GLP-1 receptor agonists). But when someone says “I’m taking peptides,” they’re usually NO... See more

You’ve probably seen the “GLOW” and “KLOW” peptide stacks blowing up on TikTok and Instagram lately. Biohackers and aesthetic clinics are talking about these blends like they’re the latest and greatest discovery in peptide therapy. But here’s what NOBODY ... See more

If you’re serious about peptide therapy, you’ve probably asked yourself a lot of questions about the “peptide nasal spray vs. injection” debate It’s an important debate to have because the delivery method you choose can make or break the results you get (... See more

You’re scrolling through peptide suppliers, staring at two different forms of BPC-157. One is an injectable form and the other is an oral capsule form Both of them promise healing benefits, and both claim to be highly effective. You type in “BPC-157 Oral ... See more

Everyone’s chasing BPC-157, Ipamorelin, and even the GLP-1 peptides like Tirzepatide and Retatrutide. But the most powerful peptides aren’t always the ones trending on social media. I’m talking about Vesilute, a Khavinson bioregulator that literally rewri... See more