Another "Peptide Bad" Article for your reading pleasure.
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Unregulated peptides illegally sold on Facebook marketplace or distributed through Australia Post - ABC News
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I had read that early this morning. I don't remember exactly, but there were some "red flags" that popped up to me in the wording that doesn't tell the full story. It's like they left out information or clarification in an attempt to make their story lean towards their point of view.
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@nuncles for sure. Please correct me if I'm wrong, but if the peptides caused the liver damage why haven't there been lab test released pointing to that, and what was actually in the vials? Again, unless I missed that. Otherwise, as it was bio similar to the real Reta and caused liver damage Eli Lilly has problems then.
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I looked at the article again to see what caused me to question some things.
Regarding the reta comment about liver damage. What came to mind more than the validity of the peptide ingredients, is no mention of the amount of peptide taken? Did it cause liver damage using common normal protocols, or was it abused or mistakenly taken in large doses? They just want you to assume that the liver damage was caused becasue of the use of grey market.
The article also stated a seizure of 2 million dollars worth of product. 2 million based on what pricing? Direct from manufacturer? Street value? Advertised prices? Where did they get that value from?
I also thought it was weird that the last paragraph referenced a public health response to steroid use. Unless I missed it, steroids were never mentioned previously in the article. Thought it was strange and random.
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