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Peptides are rising in popularity, but health experts warn ‘very few of them’ have any benefits

Thursday, July 30th, 2026 - Despite warnings from health officials, unauthorized peptides have exploded in popularity in recent years, as wellness experts, social media influencers, celebrities and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. have endorsed the drugs.

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Peptides are rising in popularity, but health experts warn ‘very few of them’ have any benefits

Peptides are rising in popularity, but health experts warn ‘very few of them’ have any benefits

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