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Huberman Lab podcast out now is about PEPTIDES, which many associate with gray market biohacking. Yet, GLP1 analogues (Ozempic) were niche community use peptides until recently when they became 100B+ peptide industry. I cover the benefits & risks & explain basic peptide biology.

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Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D.

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Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D.vor 2 Jahren

To access the podcast and all formats go to keep in mind that the website is highly searchable in the sense that you can put any term/s into the search function, and it will take you to the specific time stamp in mind across all episodes, newsletters, etc.

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T Hampshirevor 2 Jahren

I need the peptide to keep 1 lady happy let alone 6

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Danvor 2 Jahren

putting the pep in peptides

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El Errantevor 2 Jahren

This must be good for your stamina.

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Barbra.E.Bondvor 2 Jahren

I don't know if you mentioned it or not, but you can't get the BPC-157 or TB-500 from a normal pharmacy like CVS or Walgreens. They had me look for a provider that worked with 'compounding pharmacies' 🙃Thanks again for all that you do!!!

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Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D.vor 2 Jahren

As long as you’re working with a qualified MD and you’re making sure that the sourcing is free of lipopolysaccharide you’re headed in the right direction but definitely work with a qualified MD. Gray and black market versions are dangerous.

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Dr. Neil Paulvinvor 2 Jahren

Can you please explain why there are so many inaccuracies? Your recommended dose for BPC is not usually effective at that dose. Why are you recommending taking peptides as needed. Peptides like BPC 157 and cjc 1205 take dosing for multiple weeks to work. You don't need to inject in the muscle all the time

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HairDAO 💈vor 2 Jahren

his hair pod needs work hit my line @hubermanlab !

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The Centerviewvor 2 Jahren

BPC-157 FTW 🚀

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CryptoDaddivor 2 Jahren

HELL YES! LETS GO MY MAN!

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Dr Diane Kazer

11,315 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Bill Maher hits Huberman with a simple question: “What are peptides?” The answer unfolds into something much bigger. Peptides are short chains of amino acids our bodies produce naturally — insulin is one, GLP-1 is another. Now we’re synthesizing advanced versions like retatrutide, a triple agonist (GLP-1 + GIP + glucagon) that’s showing impressive results in trials, with substantial body weight reduction when combined with exercise. Huberman notes this could become a trillion-dollar drug for Eli Lilly, which is fiercely protecting its patent. Meanwhile, cheaper versions are circulating through compounding pharmacies and gray markets at a fraction of the cost and dose — creating a messy tension between big pharma exclusivity, FDA oversight, faster approval pathways, and real-world access. It reveals a deep split in how people view these tools: some trust only full pharma + FDA pipelines with extensive trials, while others see the pharma-FDA connection itself as a reason to seek alternatives. Peptides aren’t a standalone fix — lifestyle still matters hugely — but the discussion exposes the real friction: innovation needs investment, yet high prices and regulation push people toward less-controlled options with safety risks. What part of this landscape feels most unresolved to you — the breakthrough potential, the access vs. patent fight, or the growing trust divide?
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Bill Maher hits Huberman with a simple question: “What are peptides?” The answer unfolds into something much bigger. Peptides are short chains of amino acids our bodies produce naturally — insulin is one, GLP-1 is another. Now we’re synthesizing advanced versions like retatrutide, a triple agonist (GLP-1 + GIP + glucagon) that’s showing impressive results in trials, with substantial body weight reduction when combined with exercise. Huberman notes this could become a trillion-dollar drug for Eli Lilly, which is fiercely protecting its patent. Meanwhile, cheaper versions are circulating through compounding pharmacies and gray markets at a fraction of the cost and dose — creating a messy tension between big pharma exclusivity, FDA oversight, faster approval pathways, and real-world access. It reveals a deep split in how people view these tools: some trust only full pharma + FDA pipelines with extensive trials, while others see the pharma-FDA connection itself as a reason to seek alternatives. Peptides aren’t a standalone fix — lifestyle still matters hugely — but the discussion exposes the real friction: innovation needs investment, yet high prices and regulation push people toward less-controlled options with safety risks. What part of this landscape feels most unresolved to you — the breakthrough potential, the access vs. patent fight, or the growing trust divide?

Camus

452,262 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Millions of Americans became deeply skeptical of pharmaceutical companies during COVID. Now many of those same people are injecting peptides and GLP-1 compounds bought online from anonymous overseas suppliers, often with no real way to verify what’s actually inside them. Dr. Lynn Fynn warns that some products may be contaminated, improperly dosed, or manufactured under conditions most consumers never even think to question. That becomes especially alarming when teenagers are getting pulled into the trend through TikTok health culture and influencer-driven “biohacking—often without their parents even knowing. Dr. Lynn Fynn-derella (ret) 🐭 joins us to expose the darker side of the peptide explosion, why ultra-cheap GLP-1 products should immediately raise suspicion, and whether MAHA has already drifted away from the accountability Americans were promised. 🧵
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Millions of Americans became deeply skeptical of pharmaceutical companies during COVID. Now many of those same people are injecting peptides and GLP-1 compounds bought online from anonymous overseas suppliers, often with no real way to verify what’s actually inside them. Dr. Lynn Fynn warns that some products may be contaminated, improperly dosed, or manufactured under conditions most consumers never even think to question. That becomes especially alarming when teenagers are getting pulled into the trend through TikTok health culture and influencer-driven “biohacking—often without their parents even knowing. Dr. Lynn Fynn-derella (ret) 🐭 joins us to expose the darker side of the peptide explosion, why ultra-cheap GLP-1 products should immediately raise suspicion, and whether MAHA has already drifted away from the accountability Americans were promised. 🧵

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

60,087 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

My guess is that well over 1,000,000 people have now used research grade #retatrutide. If you’re not familiar, it may be the most powerful metabolic modulating peptide ever widely tested in humans. It’s an Eli Lilly and Company asset that has not yet received U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval. The only way people are accessing it today is through gray market channels where it is typically sold with the disclaimer “not for human consumption.” We’ve been covering this peptide for more than 3 years as it has moved through clinical testing. During that time the gray market version has exploded across social media, pushed through affiliate links and Meta ads. The people using it range from looksmaxxing teenagers and gym bros all the way to individuals who are truly metabolically ill, many of whom report profound results. Research grade retatrutide, as it’s often called, has never been something we have promoted at On The Pen. But the stories that come from members of our community who have chosen to use it are difficult to ignore. Ben was kind enough to share his story with us. It offers a window into the real world power of Reta, and the unconventional ways people are finding it and putting it to use.
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My guess is that well over 1,000,000 people have now used research grade #retatrutide. If you’re not familiar, it may be the most powerful metabolic modulating peptide ever widely tested in humans. It’s an Eli Lilly and Company asset that has not yet received U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval. The only way people are accessing it today is through gray market channels where it is typically sold with the disclaimer “not for human consumption.” We’ve been covering this peptide for more than 3 years as it has moved through clinical testing. During that time the gray market version has exploded across social media, pushed through affiliate links and Meta ads. The people using it range from looksmaxxing teenagers and gym bros all the way to individuals who are truly metabolically ill, many of whom report profound results. Research grade retatrutide, as it’s often called, has never been something we have promoted at On The Pen. But the stories that come from members of our community who have chosen to use it are difficult to ignore. Ben was kind enough to share his story with us. It offers a window into the real world power of Reta, and the unconventional ways people are finding it and putting it to use.

On The Pen™

14,049 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

#WATCH | Delhi: On calling veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah a ‘lomdi’ for his comment on student protests, BJP MP Kangana Ranaut says, "This isn't a new issue; the film industry has always held this attitude. You witnessed the attack on Parliament. I have many parliamentarian friends whose cars were climbed upon and whose windows were smashed. Everyone knows this; it is no secret. People even climbed up to the gate of my house; there were at least two and a half thousand people outside, and such a massive police force had to be deployed that we couldn't sleep at night. Yet, when that situation prevailed, they were shedding crocodile tears. But now, regarding the atrocities being committed against children in Jharkhand, are they not Gen Z? This hypocrisy within the film industry will not do. The people in the film industry who shed crocodile tears over the Jantar Mantar protests ought to shed those same tears for the children in Jharkhand now. Those children are facing a plight too. That is why I spoke out because he had made such a vile video in which he was issuing those kinds of threats...Whether it is their films, their statements, or their interviews, when will this love affair with Pakistan end? They seem perpetually obsessed with Pakistan. I want to know: so many years have passed since Partition, yet why doesn't this love story come to an end? When will Bollywood's love story with Pakistan finally conclude? They are answerable for this."
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#WATCH | Delhi: On calling veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah a ‘lomdi’ for his comment on student protests, BJP MP Kangana Ranaut says, "This isn't a new issue; the film industry has always held this attitude. You witnessed the attack on Parliament. I have many parliamentarian friends whose cars were climbed upon and whose windows were smashed. Everyone knows this; it is no secret. People even climbed up to the gate of my house; there were at least two and a half thousand people outside, and such a massive police force had to be deployed that we couldn't sleep at night. Yet, when that situation prevailed, they were shedding crocodile tears. But now, regarding the atrocities being committed against children in Jharkhand, are they not Gen Z? This hypocrisy within the film industry will not do. The people in the film industry who shed crocodile tears over the Jantar Mantar protests ought to shed those same tears for the children in Jharkhand now. Those children are facing a plight too. That is why I spoke out because he had made such a vile video in which he was issuing those kinds of threats...Whether it is their films, their statements, or their interviews, when will this love affair with Pakistan end? They seem perpetually obsessed with Pakistan. I want to know: so many years have passed since Partition, yet why doesn't this love story come to an end? When will Bollywood's love story with Pakistan finally conclude? They are answerable for this."

ANI

153,075 Aufrufe • vor 23 Tagen

Even Fox Business News is now calling Trump out on his lies about having “tariff deals” almost complete. “What happened to the 200 deals that Donald Trump talked about last week that, quote, ‘we have already had and gotten done.’? Or you know ‘there are 200 deals,’ etc. I think this might be perceived by the market as admission that they don’t have a deal yet with any country, let alone Canada or India because we were hearing so many rumors about India… Where are these deals? And now suddenly it’s ‘we don’t have to make a deal.’”
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Even Fox Business News is now calling Trump out on his lies about having “tariff deals” almost complete. “What happened to the 200 deals that Donald Trump talked about last week that, quote, ‘we have already had and gotten done.’? Or you know ‘there are 200 deals,’ etc. I think this might be perceived by the market as admission that they don’t have a deal yet with any country, let alone Canada or India because we were hearing so many rumors about India… Where are these deals? And now suddenly it’s ‘we don’t have to make a deal.’”

Ed Krassenstein

298,278 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

The Fed talks about soft data. Surveys. How people feel. Danielle DiMartino Booth says, "Do not ignore what is in the hard data." There are more than 7 million unemployed Americans. But only about one in four is collecting unemployment benefits. Why? "When I was born, unemployment benefits covered 66% of what you needed just to get by. Today, they cover 33%." For many households, benefits no longer cover basic expenses. More people take on multiple jobs. More people participate in the gig economy. More Americans continue working later in life. And that 1.8 million continuing claimants number that looks so clean every week? "That's only a quarter of the unemployed. And it's only 14% of the broader universe of those who would take a job if they could get one." The BLS revisions tell the rest of the story. Every month in Q2 2025 was revised lower. By Q3, the revised data showed the labor market was weaker than headline numbers initially suggested. "A monkey could tell you that you were in a recession." Yet recession calls are rarely straightforward. Policymakers must weigh conflicting economic signals, revisions, and uncertainty before making definitive statements about the state of the economy.
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The Fed talks about soft data. Surveys. How people feel. Danielle DiMartino Booth says, "Do not ignore what is in the hard data." There are more than 7 million unemployed Americans. But only about one in four is collecting unemployment benefits. Why? "When I was born, unemployment benefits covered 66% of what you needed just to get by. Today, they cover 33%." For many households, benefits no longer cover basic expenses. More people take on multiple jobs. More people participate in the gig economy. More Americans continue working later in life. And that 1.8 million continuing claimants number that looks so clean every week? "That's only a quarter of the unemployed. And it's only 14% of the broader universe of those who would take a job if they could get one." The BLS revisions tell the rest of the story. Every month in Q2 2025 was revised lower. By Q3, the revised data showed the labor market was weaker than headline numbers initially suggested. "A monkey could tell you that you were in a recession." Yet recession calls are rarely straightforward. Policymakers must weigh conflicting economic signals, revisions, and uncertainty before making definitive statements about the state of the economy.

Monetary Metals

10,912 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten