Peptide therapies are booming, promising solutions for everything from joint pain to brain fog — but many remain unproven and unregulated. While some peptides, like those used in Ozempic, are FDA-approved, others lack proper human studies and may carry unknown risks.
Experts warn that DIY use, often involving unverified online products, can be dangerous due to purity issues and potential side effects. There are also concerns that regulatory changes by the FDA could make these products more accessible without strict safety checks.
For now, researchers advise waiting for solid clinical evidence before using peptides as health treatments.
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