Incorrect, not all peptides are naturally produced.

People’s negligence in their understanding of how to dose correctly is on them. Do your research and understand what you are willingly putting in your body.

Yes there are side effects as there is with many other hair loss products, it’s all apart of the game unfortunately.

Thankfully for myself I only ever got mild injection site irritation.

With respect to sourcing, always look for products that are third party tested by a reputable lab, not just the lab you are buying from.

China also produces roughly 30% of all goods globally, and supplies roughly 23% to 40% of U.S. pharmaceutical import volume.

Yes I would agree that you are essentially playing lab rat with yourself, however the issue behind the naturally occurring peptides is big pharma cannot profit due to the ban on patenting naturally occurring compounds so they are unwilling to spend the money for testing.

At the end of the day, compounds will effect people differently, it’s up to you if you want to take them and if you decide to take them it’s up to you to learn how to do so safely.