Lots of people have been waiting for pills because they don’t want to inject themselves. They’re also easier to store and dose, and to manufacture, so they’ll be cheap. The pills are going to be popular at first, but once people realize they’re not as effective, they’ll fall off.
I'm actually hoping they figure out a way for the pills to work as well as the injections, tbh. I'm starting to have a bit of anxiety about the "medical" waste that I'm now contributing to with my pep supplementing. I didn't think I'd be contributing to landfill specifically for clipped syringes, alcohol wipes and small glass vials like I am now. And multiply that by all of us pinning now when we weren't a couple of years ago and yeah, pills that work sound really good to me!
This is really the tricky part. I find myself having peptide conversations with people and telling them to not take my word for it because it sounds like it's too good to be true, especially factoring in how low the risk is with them comparative to traditional pharma meds. Remember when Tylenol was said to be 100% safe?
There's really not a way to overcome the harsh environment that is our gut. Even for things like long chain aminos that normally live in the lining of the same gut. They're protected by a mucosal layer that does a good job of shielding them from those conditions. If you just throw them in you might as well be chucking them into a vat of acid. It's quite literally the same thing.
lol nah.
