Why Taking Too Many Peptides Can Hurt Your Results
Guest appearances — Jim LaValle, RPh — Why Taking Too Many Peptides Can Hurt Your Results
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I think the biggest issue that I find is that people are taking multiple peptides at the same time and literally could be overloading signals of homeostasis that your body is trying to get back to. In fact, I’ve seen people taking as many as 12 peptides at a time. When I first started teaching it over a decade ago to healthcare providers, they would come back to me and go, I think I should take every one of these. You have to remember, your body can’t take on too many signals at a time.
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Key points, in the speaker’s own framing
- I think the biggest issue that I find is that people are taking multiple peptides at the same time and literally could be overloading signals of homeostasis that your body is trying to get back to.
- In fact, I’ve seen people taking as many as 12 peptides at a time.
- When I first started teaching it over a decade ago to healthcare providers, they would come back to me and go, I think I should take every one of these.
- You may need to do more than one if you have a particular condition or situation that you’re trying to address or even, you know, gaining lean mass, but just doing miscellaneous stacking of peptides can create mixed signals.
- Now, I always try to get people in to understand that if you’re trying to make a peptide work in your body, there’s usually some nutritional considerations and hormonal considerations that can help the peptide to improve.
- So, not only is just stacking peptides creating these mixed signals of information that may or may not apply to you, first of all, could be a waste of money, right?
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