While research hasn't confirmed increased cancer risk, those with active malignancies or high cancer risk should discuss peptide therapy with their oncologist
Yes, injections work faster and absorb more efficiently especially for those with digestive issues or severe deficiency
Its great for enhancing exercise performance, promoting fat loss, and improving metabolic health
A poorly mixed peptide is either ineffective or potentially unsafe
deficiency (more common in those following plant-based diets or with malabsorption) can cause palpitations and fatigue, primarily through anaemia [2] [3] Vitamin D some observational studies have suggested a possible association between low vitamin D and cardiac arrhythmias, though the evidence remains preliminary and no causal link has been established [20] [21] Calcium severe hypocalcaemia can affect cardiac muscle function, though this is rarely caused by dietary restriction alone and usually reflects an underlying medical condition If you are concerned about nutritional deficiencies, your GP can arrange appropriate blood tests, which may include a full blood count (FBC), ferritin, vitamin B12 and folate, and urea and electrolytes (U&Es), with magnesium and calcium checked if clinically indicated
