When his patients ask, "Should I be on peptides?" or say, "I've heard peptides can help" for things like an energy boost, improved muscle mass, or better libido, he generally says "no." Though he's open to adjusting that stance in the future as more data comes in
Low libido can also be caused by low testosterone, stress, poor sleep, medications, cardiovascular issues, relationship factors, or mental health concerns, so a medical evaluation is important
But if it feels underwhelming, the peptide itself might not be the problem
It works by increasing levels of dopamine and serotonin , two neurotransmitters associated with the brains reward system
In vitro studies on human keratinocytes show a reduction in inflammatory cytokine production of over 50%
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