Has anyone found a useful book on peptides?

[PAPoots]

I signed up for Amazon's book subscription so I could review a bunch of books without the risk of buying them and have come to the conclusion that 90 percent of the books are the same information. Down to the page. I think the only thing they are doing to make the book different is Changing the font, the order of the bullet points, then have AI generate their conclusion. I want to see real research behind the suggested protocols.

 

[Calm Logic]

Anything by William Seeds, MD.

But I like the YouTube podcasts/interviews of him more.

 

[PAPoots]

His Peptide Protocol book is the best of the bunch. I think anyone can cut and paste some info in a book and get away with it being plagiarized as long as they put Encyclopedia in the name.

 

[Varixdos]

Dr. Seeds is pretty great. Google will lead you to a copy of it.

 

[PAPoots]

Dr. Seeds is pretty great. Google will lead you to a copy of it.

I actually had that as an epub file. It is definitely the best so far. I don't think Reta is in the book.