Peptides: Implications for Pain?

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I have a fair number of people who use Ipramorelin, BPC-157, semaglutide, and others. How do you handle patients using peptides with regard to procedures, opioid contracts, surveillance, etc?

This topic came up at ASPN and surprisingly a fair number of KOL's are also pro-peptide.
 
I have a fair number of people who use Ipramorelin, BPC-157, semaglutide, and others. How do you handle patients using peptides with regard to procedures, opioid contracts, surveillance, etc?

This topic came up at ASPN and surprisingly a fair number of KOL's are also pro-peptide.
Ipramorelin, BPC-157, semaglutide
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I have a fair number of people who use Ipramorelin, BPC-157, semaglutide, and others. How do you handle patients using peptides with regard to procedures, opioid contracts, surveillance, etc?

This topic came up at ASPN and surprisingly a fair number of KOL's are also pro-peptide.
This topic came up at ASPN and surprisingly a fair number of KOL's are also pro-peptide.

No, it is not.
 
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I'm fine if you want to try injecting yourself with peptides from the compounding pharmacy of your choice. I do not want to be involved.

I don't need to feel "better" I need more free time, less work, more sleep. There is no peptide for that.
 
I'm fine if you want to try injecting yourself with peptides from the compounding pharmacy of your choice. I do not want to be involved.

I don't need to feel "better" I need more free time, less work, more sleep. There is no peptide for that.
There are a wide variety of medications that provide those benefits:
 
Collagen peptide powder is like taking the hair/skin/nail vitamins. It’s not a miracle cure and not being touted by peptide influencers because there’s no money in it.