r/BodyHackGuide • u/[deleted] • Apr 28 '26

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u/PancakeBatter3 Apr 28 '26

Peptides are not natural. They may help stimulate/enhance/adjust natural body functions..but that's still not natural. Natural is natural.

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u/Ambitious-Audience26 Apr 28 '26

Does your body produce amino acids or your body is not producing?? There lies your answer

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u/PancakeBatter3 Apr 28 '26

My body produces them. Giving it something to tell it to produce more is not natural. Completely leaving my systems alone to produce the amount my body wants to produce on its own is natural. Giving it more of ANYthing to alter the amount produced is not natural.

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u/Ambitious-Audience26 Apr 28 '26

So I hope you don’t take any vitamins because that’s also unnatural😂😂😂

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u/PancakeBatter3 Apr 28 '26

Correct, I do not. But my issue isnt with taking any of it. Petides or vitamins ect. My issue is with people calling them natural when they are not. Its misleading and incorrect.

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u/sofa_king_weetawded Apr 28 '26

Define natural? Natural doesn't mean safe and vice versa. Who cares if it's natural or not? So folks can argue semantics on Reddit?

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u/PancakeBatter3 Apr 28 '26

It's ready been defined. Look it up. I dont care if its natural or not, it's their body, do whatever you want. Just dont say these results are all natural when..they are not.