Your favorite peptide influencer?
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I enjoy ryan humiston for explaining info. Not really pure peptide though
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@gym.rat said:
Dr Jones DC is a product and service pusher to the point he might as well be on QVC full time and I'm not sure he's all that accurate with some of his things. For example the CJC 5x on 2x off is actually BS. It's also not stronger than Tesa as he claims. Since he has 50x markup on his china peptides he also pushes stacks you don't need. I can no longer handle him to be honest as all he cares about is his wallet....JUST CALL THIS NUMBER ON THE SCREEN. The least genuine person on this list. I'll boycott him until I die.
Tatum is really funny and I like his videos and research.
Froese is also legit from what I can tell and seems genuine.
Humiston is entertaining to me b/c our sense of humor aligns perfectly and I'm also a gym rat, so his wide range of topics hits just right.
Backmeyer....don't even get me started on this fraud.
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Trevor is my favorite crossfit cheater and chiropractor who had his license pulled. He loves his jump cuts. Probably helps when reading from a claude or gemini chat window
Ashley and Alex appear to be the real deal.
"If it doesnt come in a needle. It doesn't work"
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Trevor is my favorite crossfit cheater and chiropractor who had his license pulled. He loves his jump cuts. Probably helps when reading from a claude or gemini chat window
Ashley and Alex appear to be the real deal.
@Randy
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Trevor is my favorite crossfit cheater and chiropractor who had his license pulled. He loves his jump cuts. Probably helps when reading from a claude or gemini chat window
Ashley and Alex appear to be the real deal.
@Randy my mother told me when I was very young, to be suspicious of people, or dogs, who don’t look you in the eye.
I don’t mean anonymity, as some of us prefer, or require, because of our full time gigs. I mean a salesman, who is selling a very expensive service, all over social media. As much as I love Dutch angles, I instantly get annoyed with his videos. And the arrogance is just lovely.
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@gym.rat yeah, i liked him a lot at first but he has gotten a bit much. I actually had a ‘discovery call’ with someone on his team. Their pricing structure is insane. But more importantly, the person never sent the follow up info and ghosted me. I was prepared to sign my wife up for HRT but they i guess decided they didn’t want my business.
IMO his recent video on tesa was just regurgitating the common talking points on how tesa is the ONLY GHRH that affects visceral fat, etc, blah blah. And, hey, i could be totally wrong, but Dr. Froeze at least acknowledges that it is the only pep specifically researched for that purpose, which doesn’t mean others won’t also reduce it. /rant
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Agree with all the above. Dr. Jones uses YouTube for business conversions, which is not unusual but does it every video. So, not sure you can believe his motives are any more than that. I've become a fan of Dr. Kevin Joseph. Doesn't produce a lot of videos (he's kinda busy) but when he does it's top notch info. He's a true believer in peptides and takes the gray market seriously. Can't say for sure he's used them, but understands his clients do, and accepts the reality of it as many people see as their only option to entry. Even had an entire video on stacking tirzeptide and reta. His goal is to be safe with your "experiments".
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Trevor is my favorite crossfit cheater and chiropractor who had his license pulled. He loves his jump cuts. Probably helps when reading from a claude or gemini chat window
Ashley and Alex appear to be the real deal.
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Agree with all the above. Dr. Jones uses YouTube for business conversions, which is not unusual but does it every video. So, not sure you can believe his motives are any more than that. I've become a fan of Dr. Kevin Joseph. Doesn't produce a lot of videos (he's kinda busy) but when he does it's top notch info. He's a true believer in peptides and takes the gray market seriously. Can't say for sure he's used them, but understands his clients do, and accepts the reality of it as many people see as their only option to entry. Even had an entire video on stacking tirzeptide and reta. His goal is to be safe with your "experiments".
Can't say for sure he's used them,
He has used RUOs. He's gone on the record to admit in one video. He probably uses US resellers.
You know what I realized, it must be so easy for him to get Hospira BAC given his prescriptive privileges. Damn!
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@BeeKind No. Ashley, Alex, Kevin Joseph (GLP focus only), Gabe Alizaidy are all MDs, not chiro. Unsure of Quinn Stillson.
Jones DC etc are chiros yes.
@pep_researcher thank you! I knew Jones & the loud guy were. Good to see MD's embracing and discussing
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@beekind I think most of them are chiro’s because it’s a great money-making opportunity for them, where I assume a traditional doctor has more and different opportunities and is perhaps more constrained by the establishment. I only know a handful of chiro’s in real life and most of them are opposed to any involvement with peptides.
I still don’t know exactly how one writes a ‘prescription’ for a drug that is not approved by the FDA. I guess the 503b’s want to maintain the appearance of legitimacy.
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Agree with all the above. Dr. Jones uses YouTube for business conversions, which is not unusual but does it every video. So, not sure you can believe his motives are any more than that. I've become a fan of Dr. Kevin Joseph. Doesn't produce a lot of videos (he's kinda busy) but when he does it's top notch info. He's a true believer in peptides and takes the gray market seriously. Can't say for sure he's used them, but understands his clients do, and accepts the reality of it as many people see as their only option to entry. Even had an entire video on stacking tirzeptide and reta. His goal is to be safe with your "experiments".
@Newenough Dr. Joseph has openly admitted using grey market "on occasion", whatever that means. I like him but disagree with his preferred administration of NAD+. We've bantered back and forth in the comments, so there's a distinct possibility he's real.
@snake-pepskin The time is soon coming and in actuality, is already here, in which what you see on a screen or hear on a broadcast is not real; hasn't been for some time. Before AI, there is still Wag The Dog.
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Derek Decoded
Regan Archibald
Nicholas Tringili
Dr Richard Visser
The Hunter Williams
Exploring Peptides chanel is good.
Man Im subscribed to quite a few. But Dr Trevor Backmeyer is still my favorite. I'm sorry but I like his no bs delivery. I like his stacks. -
I like Dr Ashley Froeze a lot.
I admit that Trevor was one of the first people that i watched to get peptide info. I searched GHK-cu and his videos popped up. I binged watched off and on for a few days. i ordered from his company. I emailed with a question and got a very rude reply back. I then googled him and found out how he had lost his license and the whole cheating in the cross fit thing. I’m sorry, but I just can’t believe anything that a cheater says. I also questioned his whole black card thing and how he was making so much money, when i saw that he had filed for bankruptcy and was being sued for non payment, just very recently. He also goes on and on about his love for his wife, but he was suing her for divorce a few years ago. All good and well, but don’t go on and on about your perfect marriage, when you clearly have had troubles (not snarking on the trouble, it’s the always going on about how happy they are). He also keeps claiming he has a lab and his products are made here, when they aren’t.
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These different channels have different target audiences.
I'm not a fan of Trevor Bachmeyer's delivery and rambling, but he does have some good nuggets if you can sift through a video. I use it to verify certain questions I might have.
I really like Jacob Nachinson. His recent experiment on mitochondrial optimization was really good. He also has some good TRT content.
I also watch Nick Trigili, Alex Tatem, Ashley Froese and occasionally Kristin Sawicki and Cynthia Garcia (for my wife).
I do like Dr Jones DC. His audience is not hardcore biohackers. It's mostly sick people who tried losing weight on doctor prescribed GLPs and ended up effed up.
In total transparency, I used Dr Jones coaching for several months and have spoken to him 1:1 and in group calls. His program is centered on metabolic reset and fixing insulin sensitivity more than peptides.
There are people on his calls who followed Dr prescribed use of GLPs and ended up on crazy high doses, unable to eat, and stuck from a weight loss standpoint. I've been on calls with people like this and it's sad. Of course it's a business, but he's a pretty genuine guy and some of his coaches are great. I do not buy peptides from him. His prices are high and he knows it and is trying to get the prices down, but he cannot compete with the gray market.
On my 1:1 call, I spoke in detail about a multi-month, multi-peptide protocol to work alongside his fasting and weight loss protocol and he's very knowledgable. My body recomp was very successful during this period and I definitely learned things that I still use today.
It's like college courses. Some of these people provide 100-200 entry level content about peptides and others go deep and scientific about peptides, hormones, and even steroids.
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I like Dr Ashley Froeze a lot.
I admit that Trevor was one of the first people that i watched to get peptide info. I searched GHK-cu and his videos popped up. I binged watched off and on for a few days. i ordered from his company. I emailed with a question and got a very rude reply back. I then googled him and found out how he had lost his license and the whole cheating in the cross fit thing. I’m sorry, but I just can’t believe anything that a cheater says. I also questioned his whole black card thing and how he was making so much money, when i saw that he had filed for bankruptcy and was being sued for non payment, just very recently. He also goes on and on about his love for his wife, but he was suing her for divorce a few years ago. All good and well, but don’t go on and on about your perfect marriage, when you clearly have had troubles (not snarking on the trouble, it’s the always going on about how happy they are). He also keeps claiming he has a lab and his products are made here, when they aren’t.
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Ashley Froese is a DO, not MD or DC. Which makes perfect sense to me for her being scientifically grounded but treating more holistically. (I have a parent who dropped out of chiropractic school because he realized it was a scam and became a DO and focused on sports medicine).
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@martinmarin Archibald annoys me a bit because I feel like he tells you a lot of stuff but doesn’t tell you what to do with it.
I love Visser. I do think he is a bit academic, but that is okay. I hate to say it, but I kind of wish he and/or Froeze would monetize somewhat as I would 100% give them some business.
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