What's the real evidence on injectable peptides?

CBC·Mar 19

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There is ongoing discussion about the effectiveness and safety of injectable peptides, with some outlets questioning the scientific evidence supporting their use. Experts and medical organizations are weighing in on the potential benefits and risks of injectable peptides, which are being promoted for various health benefits, including anti-aging. The use of injectable peptides is being scrutinized, particularly when promoted by influencers or used without proper approval or medical supervision.

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