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Paramount Peptides Dropping GLP-1s — Here's Why You Shouldn't Panic
Got a few DMs today from people worried that Paramount is discontinuing their GLP-1s. Wanted to address this before it turns into bigger panic. Here's the thing — this isn't random. If you've been following along, you know that Biolongevity, Paramount, and Alpha Bio Med are all connected through Jay Campbell: - Biolongevity is owned by Jay - Alpha Bio Med has Jay as a partner - Paramount is a sister company to Alpha Bio Med So when one of these companies gets heat, they're all feeling it. This is a domino effect, not a new domino. Bottom line: If you were already aware of the Biolongevity situation, this is just more of the same. Not a new red flag for the industry — just the same situation playing out across connected companies. Don't let this shake you. Questions? Drop them below 👇
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@Derek Pruski no surprise there. I get his and Hunter's emails and they speak clearly about human usage in every single email. I feel like when you've been at things for a long time some people get too comfortable and start to do things they know they shouldn't. Jay started in this area back in the anabolic hype days. He's been in the game for decades. I have also been following the high-profile peptide attorney Jeff Cohen. He breaks things down pretty well without the hype or assuming what's next. He goes by what has actually happened thus far, what history has shown us, etc. I like him. Florida is HUGE for the compounding pharmacy industry. The majority of compounding pharmacies are in FL so if it happens that they end up being shut down the entire country will experience a compounding shortage. I feel like that will spook the peptide labs in a big way. I'm curious to watch and see how this whole thing unfolds.
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@Deborah Brown Jay has been around since the days of all the anabolic hype. He's been in the game for decades. A person also makes a lot of contacts during that length of time.
Update On GLP-1s From Atomik and Solution + PRICE UPDATE
I promised to keep everyone updated with what's going on with this GLP-1 situation 12/31. Here is the message Atomik and Solution wants to relay to everyone, to be clear there is no new info here they just wanted to address their action plan: We have been made aware of the potential changes to the landscape regarding the selling of research use GLP's. With compliance in mind, we're offering a huge sale on ALL GLP's, while supplies last, as these items may not be available for purchase from us after December 31st. Should this be true, Atomik Labz is committed to adhering to all standards and guidelines in an ever changing industry. What We're Doing: Atomik Labz is offering a HUGE BUY ONE, GET ONE FREE SALE on all GLP singles and packs AND SS-31. We're also offering 25% off everything else, SITE-WIDE. This sale is live until supplies last. Use Code Derek25 for everything besides the BOGO Free. GLP PRICE SLASHES — BUY SINGLES AND SAVE EVEN MORE! Contact us for custom bulk pricing. GLP-1 - 5mg: $59 → $49 + BOGO FREE - 10mg: $99 → $79 + BOGO FREE GLP-2 - 60mg: $299 → $250 + BOGO FREE - 120mg: $549 → $399 + BOGO FREE GLP-3 - 10mg: $99 → $89 + BOGO FREE - 24mg: $199 → $159 + BOGO FREE - 40mg: $346 → $250 + BOGO FREE - 60mg: $544 → $350 + BOGO FREE 🔥 25% OFF SITEWIDE - Code: DEREK25 🎁 BOGO: All GLPs (sema/tirz/reta) + SS-31 (Can't stack code with BOGO items) 🏃‍♂️ THE SS-31 STEAL SS-31 50mg = $159 BOGO = 100mg for $159 = $1.59/mg I convinced them to add SS-31 to the BOGO specifically for you all. This is INSANE pricing. 🎁 $2,500 GIVEAWAY 10 winners get their order FREE. To Enter: 1. Order during sale 2. Leave review at https://peptideprice.store/reviews LINKS: 🔗 Atomik Labz: https://atomiklabz.com/aff/51/ 🔗 Solution Peptides: https://solutionpeptides.net/aff/51/ 🔗 Compare Here: https://peptideprice.store
Update On GLP-1s From Atomik and Solution + PRICE UPDATE
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@Pump Robbennolt let's not forget the generic version of tirz that's in stage 3 trials which is a whole other ballgame. If you look at the wording of the legislation it all hinges on how companies present their product, the wording of the way they sell it. They hammer home things like, "listed for sale for therapeutic use," or similar verbiage. I feel like if vendors remove the descriptions all together it will pacify them but that leaves the issue of publishing the COA for viewing with the actual name on it. I'm not sure how that will fly and for how long. This is why so many folks have turned to the gray market vendors. They do group buys, bear the cost of testing as a group, and end up with peptides like Reta for $2 a mg or under.
What Peptides Are Your Must Haves Outside Of GLPs?
I know every post you're seeing out there right now is fear-mongering about GLP-1s going away after 12/31. We just have to wait and see what happens at this point. I'm not going to speculate anymore because there are so many possibilities. I will say if a company is contributing to this and it turns out to be a marketing ploy, they will lose ALL trust and be removed. That begs the question, what other research peptides could you not live without outside of the GLPs? Please drop them down below with your reasoning 👇
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@Heather Braun ARA-290 was granted orphan drug status back around 2016, there have been research & trials with it relating to systemic lupus nerve pain and diabetic neuropathy pain relief most notably. The trials that noted relief used 4 mg per day for 2-4 weeks bit there were some where it was used longer. It's good to cycle off for a few weeks to give receptors a rest
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@Heather Braun you're welcome.
Daily reminder, the research doesn’t work unless you do
Quick reminder about all this fear mongering is going on with the GLP ones. Established the healthy lifestyle habits, and it’ll make your journey a lot easier. Whether it’s going on a walk with your family hitting the gym or playing a sport get out there and get active.
Daily reminder, the research doesn’t work unless you do
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@Kathy Collier same here in Detroit. 2° outside has me glued to the inside of my house.
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I was putting in the movement & had my eating on point, and nothing I tried in almost 3 years moved the scale until the glp came into my life. I can thank time and menopause almost 15 yrs ago. I will be stocking up my freezer just in case.
The One Diet Change That Eliminates 90% of GLP-1 Side Effects
If you're researching with GLP-1 medications like tirzepatide, semaglutide, or retatrutide and experiencing persistent nausea, acid reflux, or gut issues, I need you to stop and ask yourself one question: How much fat are you eating? After working with thousands of researchers in the peptide community and going through my own 70-pound transformation with tirzepatide, I can tell you with absolute certainty that excessive fat intake is the #1 reason people struggle with GLP-1 side effects. Not the dose. Not the peptide quality. Not some mysterious intolerance. It's the bacon, the cheese, the oils, and the butter that's sitting in your stomach like a brick. How GLP-1s Actually Work (And Why Fat Is the Problem) Here's what's happening in your body when you're on a GLP-1: GLP-1 receptor agonists dramatically slow gastric emptying—that's literally part of how they work. Your stomach takes significantly longer to move food into your small intestine. This slower digestion is a feature, not a bug. It's one of the primary mechanisms that helps with satiety and weight management. But here's the catch: fat is the slowest macronutrient to digest under normal circumstances. It takes your body 6-8 hours to fully process a high-fat meal even without GLP-1s involved. Now add a GLP-1 into the mix, and you're looking at fat sitting in your stomach for significantly longer. We're talking 10-12+ hours in some cases. That greasy burger you had for lunch? Still hanging out at dinner time. Why This Causes Your Symptoms When fat sits in your stomach for extended periods, three things happen: 1. Nausea and Fullness Your stomach is literally too full for too long. That uncomfortable, "I can't eat anything" feeling isn't just in your head—your stomach is still working on processing yesterday's ribeye. The prolonged distension triggers nausea receptors, making you feel sick. 2. Acid Reflux Fat stimulates more stomach acid production AND relaxes your lower esophageal sphincter (the valve that keeps acid in your stomach). Combine that with a full stomach that's emptying slowly, and you've created the perfect storm for acid reflux. That burning sensation, the bitter taste in your mouth, the nighttime cough—all of it ties back to fat hanging around too long.
The One Diet Change That Eliminates 90% of GLP-1 Side Effects
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It might be the majority of the reasoning but if you're talking about Sema for instance, I along with several people I spoke to on the internet who had a very healthy diet were horribly nauseous on rhe daily from that glp 1. I gave up fried foods & dairy 3 yrs before I started with Sema. I lasted about 6 weeks before switching to Tirz. I've spoken with several people in glp 1 chats who said the same. Sometimes the medication just doesn't agree with your system. I'm not saying the data is flawed but what I am saying is these big pharmaceutical companies have one out of their way to see to it that their development of these weight loss drugs have became the Holy Grail Second Coming be all and all answer to people's prayers for weight loss and to regain their health I don't really think that they have ever been too anxious to admit that there have been any side effects that were actually the fault of the medication itself. That would take away from the medication star power. The other thing I've noticed is that if you look at clinical trial data if you look at the data from tracking people using the medication that the pharmaceutical companies have done it varies greatly from what people are reporting outside of that tracking group. When you start looking in the chat groups and the weight loss forums and your hearing the real life experiences sometimes they very a great deal and I believe that is by Design because the pharmaceutical companies need for their medication to be as Flawless as possible to retain its appeal which in turn continues to make them staggering amounts of money. Like I said I'm not saying it's completely wrong but I am saying I believe there's a flaw in it I believe consuming high-fat Foods is not the only reason why you experience nausea while taking these medications I believe it's just the individual's body sometimes
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