Research Methodology

Our protocols are based on: peer-reviewed publications (PubMed), clinical registries (ClinicalTrials.gov), regulatory records (FDA/OpenFDA, EMA), and community research documentation. Each source is evaluated independently for reliability.

Each protocol automatically integrates live data from ClinicalTrials.gov (clinical trials) and OpenFDA (regulatory status, black box warnings). This allows readers to cross-reference information in real time.

Dosages listed reflect research protocols from published literature — they are not medical recommendations. When variation exists between sources, we provide the range of values rather than a single figure.

Each protocol carries an evidence indicator: '✓ Verified' for substances with clinical data or regulatory recognition, and '⚠ Community' for substances with limited research data.

We do not fabricate references. We use only publications in indexed journals, official clinical trial registries, and regulatory documents.

We explicitly acknowledge limitations: many peptides remain investigational, bioavailability varies by delivery route, and clinical data may be based on small samples.

When dosages originate from community experience rather than published clinical data, this is clearly marked. Readers are explicitly informed that such information does not carry the same reliability as clinically documented data.