We read the papers so the claims have somewhere to be checked
Long-form conversations on peptides, with every source cited and every reported protocol attributed to the person who reported it.
JD Denham
Host. Founder of Warrior Makers.
William T. Haas
Co-host.
[Fuller host bios: to be supplied. Nothing beyond the roles above is claimed, because fabricated credentials on health-adjacent writing are far worse than none.]
How the show is made
The same process every week, which is the only reason the citations hold up.
Every compound starts with the literature, not with a claim someone made about it.
Every paper named on air is listed on the episode page and on the compound's reference page.
Amounts, timing and cycle lengths are reported as the named speaker described them. They are never presented as instructions.
An animal study is described as an animal study. A terminated trial is described as terminated.
Named, not sold
Peptide of the Week is owned by Warrior Makers, the company JD founded.
You will not find a shop here, or a cart, or a product card, or a discount code, or a link to one. This site is the reading, not the storefront. That separation is deliberate and it is the reason the reference pages can say what the research actually shows, including when what it shows is very little.
If we get something wrong — a figure, a citation, an attribution — tell us and we will fix the page.
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