@garrytan: Interesting to realize this peptides boom didn't start in SF but rather the midwest in bodybuilding subcultures I recen…
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Garry Tan discusses the origins of the peptides boom in bodybuilding subcultures and shares his personal experience using peptides to lose weight.
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Interesting to realize this peptides boom didn’t start in SF but rather the midwest in bodybuilding subcultures
I recently started using peptides with @Ronan_RX and I’ve lost 18 lbs in two months!
Elena (@VirtualElena): one of the more reliable rules of the internet is that if a sufficiently committed group of people in silicon valley decides something is good/bad/going to change the world/kill us all, you will inevitably learn all about it (and then form an opinion about it yourself). this has
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