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GLP-1 agonistsCompounds that copy GLP-1, the gut hormone released after a meal that tells your brain you have eaten.21 compounds8 approved by the FDA, 13 with no approval anywhere.→Amylin analogsCopies of amylin, the fullness hormone your pancreas releases alongside insulin.6 compounds1 approved by the FDA, 5 with no approval anywhere.→Growth hormone peptidesPeptides that ask your pituitary to release its own growth hormone, plus growth hormone itself.18 compounds2 approved by the FDA, 2 available on prescription or through a compounding pharmacy, 14 with no approval anywhere.→Muscle buildingCompounds used to add or hold muscle.14 compoundsNone of them is approved for anything, anywhere.→Healing and recoveryCompounds used for injury, tendon, joint, and gut repair.28 compounds4 approved by the FDA, 2 available on prescription or through a compounding pharmacy, 22 with no approval anywhere.→Skin and cosmeticPeptides applied to skin or used for collagen, lines, and pigment.25 compounds22 over the counter, 3 with no approval anywhere.→Brain, mood and sleepCompounds used for focus, memory, anxiety, and sleep.19 compounds1 over the counter, 18 with no approval anywhere.→Longevity and energyCompounds taken for aging, mitochondria, and energy.20 compounds1 approved by the FDA, 1 available on prescription or through a compounding pharmacy, 4 over the counter, 14 with no approval anywhere.→Sexual and hormonalCompounds affecting libido, fertility, and sex hormones.22 compounds13 approved by the FDA, 5 available on prescription or through a compounding pharmacy, 4 with no approval anywhere.→Immune supportThymus peptides and immune signallers. Eight of the ten come from the same Russian research tradition and are sold in courses rather than continuously.12 compounds2 available on prescription or through a compounding pharmacy, 1 over the counter, 9 with no approval anywhere.→Fat loss without GLP-1The weight-loss compounds that are not GLP-1 or amylin drugs. People arrive here looking for something that works like Ozempic without being Ozempic.21 compounds2 approved by the FDA, 1 available on prescription or through a compounding pharmacy, 18 with no approval anywhere.→Taken without a needleOral, nasal, topical, and implant compounds.66 compounds2 approved by the FDA, 1 available on prescription or through a compounding pharmacy, 25 over the counter, 38 with no approval anywhere.→

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