“Will peptides fix me?”

Imagine refreshing your wardrobe with new clothes that make you feel confident and stylish.

You do this because:

👗It helps you express your personality and style
👗It creates a sense of confidence and comfort
👗It feels wonderful to wear clothes that make you happy

These reasons reflect a common theme: Enhancement.

You're enhancing what you already have. But now, imagine if your favorite dress had a large tear. Would you simply cover it with a brooch or scarf? No, you’d mend the tear.

Accessories can enhance an outfit, but they don’t fix underlying problems like tears, stains, or poor fit.

Similarly, peptides are designed to enhance the body:

🧪GLP-1 assists with blood sugar metabolism and fat loss
🧪GHRPs increase natural growth hormone production
🧪MOTS-c helps with mitochondrial rejuvenation

However, peptides are not designed to fix root problems. They can make it easier to address and prevent issues, just like accessories enhance an outfit. But with few exceptions (like BPC-157 for injuries), peptides can’t solve all underlying problems, ie:

⚕️Hormonal deficiencies
⚕️Autoimmune issues
⚕️Lifestyle diseases like type 2 diabetes
⚕️Cognitive problems

These issues require root-cause solutions:

👉Hormonal deficiencies: Need therapeutic hormone replacement
👉Autoimmune issues: Require ancestral diet and gut health support
👉Type 2 diabetes: Demands fat loss and insulin control
👉Cognitive problems: Need improved sleep, and better diet

And all of the above need reduced inflammation to see remission.

Peptides can help, but help is the keyword. Fixing these issues requires understanding the underlying problem and committing to work on it.

Think: integrative.

Next time you’re tempted to ask, "What's the best peptide for XYZ?", remember to first understand the root issue and the best approach to tackle it, hun.

Be sure to read my post “5 Integrative Steps to Work With Your Doctor on Root Causes" inside my uncensored Telegram channel for support with pep research and root causes to stubborn issues:
https://t.me/primalpeps/523

XX,
Sam

*Not medical advice.