Post by imke1 on Jun 5, 2014 14:41:37 GMT -5
I have become rather frustrated with some of my friends in the gym, and because I really do not want to yell at them, I am perhaps doing this rant here. So many people want instant gratification and expect it with peptides – this is not a miracle substance. If you are willing to bust you butt and push yourself, it may be the supplement of choice.
I think it is important that you have companies that do not try to equate peptides with steroid use, primarily because those are false claims in order to make sales. This is effectively ruining the peptide business. People take peptides, expect the same result as with AAS, and become frustrated.
I get frustrated because people are actively buying peptides for a 6 to 12 week period expecting massive changes and many companies are willing to go along with that. Especially for those who train year round, I think that peptides are capable of producing some serious benefits.
I think it is important that you have companies that do not try to equate peptides with steroid use, primarily because those are false claims in order to make sales. This is effectively ruining the peptide business. People take peptides, expect the same result as with AAS, and become frustrated.
I get frustrated because people are actively buying peptides for a 6 to 12 week period expecting massive changes and many companies are willing to go along with that. Especially for those who train year round, I think that peptides are capable of producing some serious benefits.
