@drkatashia: Yes! An FDA advisory committee recently voted to recommend that certain pept!des be considered for compounding (BPC-157, TB-500, KPV, MOTS-c, Semax, and Epitalon) to be potentially compounded by licensed pharmacies. That’s an important step, but it doesn’t mean these pept!des are FDA approved or that we suddenly have all the answers. The FDA still has additional decisions to make. I personally use pept!des (GL 🫛 -1/GIP, MOTS-c, GHK-Cu, BPC-157/TB-500) but I use them under physician guidance and from a trusted, reputable sources. That distinction matters. I call this combination my perimenopause peps! The science is exciting, but for many pept!des, we still need more high-quality human research on long-term safety and effectiveness. My biggest concern isn’t that people are interested in pept!des it’s where they’re getting them. Ask yourself this: Do I know what’s actually in the supplements I take daily?🤔 Another reel for another day. The same questions apply to pept!des. Trusted sourcing matters. Curious where I get mine? - - #peptidetherapy #motsc #ghkcupeptide #creatorinsights2026 #peptidescience

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