Comment from Iron DPC
AnonymousSupportIndividual
Summary: A healthcare practitioner argues that the FDA's current restrictions on peptides hinder medical innovation and patient care. They advocate for allowing peptides to be compounded and prescribed, citing their success in treating various conditions and improving patient quality of life.
Hi FDA.
Hello FDA,
Peptides are naturally occurring amino acids that can be synthesized at compounding pharmacies which can be then prescribed to patients for research purposes. Peptides have the potential to heal orthopedic injuries, improve the immune system, improve sleep, extend telomeres, improve cognition and are researched as potential treatments for hundreds of conditions such as Parkinson’s, colitis, arthritis, AIDS, neurodegenerative diseases, wasting diseases, growth hormone deficiency, sleep disorders, traumatic Brain injury, COVID, infertility and much more. I have seen the benefit of peptides in hundreds of patients improving quality of life, healing diseases and injuries all with none of the typical pharmaceutical side effects.
I'd be glad to share my case reports with anyone involved with the ban on peptides. We must allow innovation in medicine. America leads this innovation and the world follows. The ban on peptides slows medical progress.
I use peptides in practice extensively for research purposes and they have helped hundreds of patients heal and improve quality of life. The FDA's decision to suppress peptides is a grave error. Patients will continue to find peptides and use them without prescription from china and india rather than have a safer prescription in the US.