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2026-05-02 18:32 UTC

@Puffin Oh I see. But what good do they say it does? Because if it's getting so popular it sounds like everyone wants it, which would mean it fixes something common? If it's not obesity or something like that what does it fix? Everything? Is this getting the miracle drug treatment by the public? (sorry I could search for it but guessing games are fun)

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@Puffin@squawk.social 2026-05-02 18:39

@meluzzy so as said their is many peptide the body produce, the scam is not about ozempic because this one is easily accessible, they are trying to sell "miracle" by giving people vial of alleged peptide. There is no short list of what it supposed to do because there is an almost endless list of peptide and their alleged benefit are as wide as you can dream because it a scam so they just try to sell you everything. Lot of them are about beauty or age, the classic alternative medicine route but this time with a scientific sounding layer to it. Puffin is not an expert and only noticed because she saw reporting of a teenager almost dying to it and some more reporting of people using them without consideration. a video on the subject that might explain some stuff better than her ? She can still try to answer question but as said she is no medical expert and his limited xD https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0ltbBby9FU

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