Coverage at NY Times, front page today and my input to that piece To view or add a comment, sign in Pseudoscience So heres the whole story on why the FDA is endorsing peptides where there is a lack of solid scientific evidence that they have any effect eg on inflammation, weight loss, longeivity Essentially they added 6 people to the decision making committee who had a specific interests in supporting the sale of these peptides
What Stronger Future Evidence Would Need to Show Stronger BPC-157 evidence would require more independent replication across laboratories, clearer pathway-dissection experiments, better separation of migration and proliferation endpoints, standardized peptide-quality documentation, and more transparent reporting of model conditions
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Potential Limitations and Cautions While AOD 9604s prospects seem promising, its pivotal to acknowledge potential limitations: Data on long-term safety is still in the nascent stages