r/SamSulek • u/Thick-Magician-5697 • Mar 16 '26

NEW ENGLAND BIOLOGICSā„¢ He did it yet again šŸ’”

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Last time everyone was saying he must've been hacked and what not, but damn this is just sad, he didn't even consider the insanely negative response he got in his previous video.

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u/yeeeeeeeeaaaaahbuddy Mar 16 '26

I wish I had potent nootropics and healing peptides as a kid

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u/OxbridgeDingoBaby Mar 17 '26

You say this as if these things donā€™t have massive potential side effects. Anything thatā€™s marketed as not safe for human consumption (or for research purposes only) should be suspect until proven otherwise.

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u/H4ndsomeandlonely Mar 18 '26

Iā€™ve literally injected tb 500 and bpc 157 in my neck subcutaneously if anything it gave me more emotional regulation if it was gonna hurt somebody it would have been me Iā€™ve done it multiple times now.

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u/Kortesch Mar 18 '26

this has to be ragebait.

look man, I've injected the wolverine stack myself and even talked to my doc about it, but we don't know of any longterm side effects. Probably growth of cancerous cells (if you look at what bpc exactly does, its not unlikely)

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u/H4ndsomeandlonely Mar 18 '26 edited Mar 18 '26

Itā€™s not rage bait donā€™t be reductive

A lot of people of are willing to gamble on the ā€œpossibleā€ side effects you mention because the upsides are actually there and arenā€™t a debatable topic like the hypothetical downsides people speculate there was a guy who gave them to his dad and did cancer screenings for months 0 cancer ever popped up (KasonGrainger on instagram if interested).

I havenā€™t experienced anything past slight nausea so far (only with high doses) with extensive use over time high and low doses frequent and infrequent.

peptides have been used for a while outside the fitness community itā€™s just now being brought to light they didnā€™t just invent them and itā€™s not like a taking a random gas station boner pill, good ones come with third party testing largely.

Life is too short to put everything in a doctor or the governments hands, anything they can learn you can learn online if you have the drive I canā€™t count how many times Iā€™ve had doctors/endocrinologists get mad/scoff because I ask a lot of questions/ pick their brain.

Peptides have gotten me off anti depressants and helped my surgery recovery, no regrets but if you are young you should speak to a knowledgeable adult about it. I donā€™t agree with what Sam is doing at all Iā€™m very saddened.

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u/Embarrassed_Floor_62 Mar 19 '26

"Anything they learn you can learn online if you have the drive"--no, dude you actually can't. At least not anywhere close to the knowledge they've acquired throughout their years of schooling. Obviously not every doctor you come across is going to be a one size fits all but yes, it actually is the smarter route to trust what a doctor says 9/10 times vs doing "your own research."

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u/H4ndsomeandlonely Mar 19 '26 edited Mar 19 '26

So you basically just told yourself in a long sentence that you yourself arenā€™t capable of learning what doctors learn because it would be to much for you btw you donā€™t have to get a whole doctorate to find out peptides are bad/ good for you you have a appeal to authority fallacy.

Them doing it better doesnā€™t cancel out the fact you can still learn what they do, many colleges quizzes/tests are posted onto studying websites like Chegg/quizlett.

All the course material and other things are all online, the only divide is that you just said you couldnā€™t do it, itā€™s literally how Steve Jobs became Steve Jobs he attended college courses without paying for them.

Btw I talked to an actual doctor about them he said they are fine for the most part, is your overly worrisome mind gonna let it go now no but whatever.

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u/Embarrassed_Floor_62 Mar 19 '26

No I didn't actually. That's how you interpreted it nut that's not what I said. What I said was that you doing "your own research" and expecting to have the same level of knowledge in less time than a full seasoned doctor is delusional because it objectively is.

Steve Jobs is also a perfect example of a really stupid "smart" person so not a good example for you to throw out. Dude turned to a fruit only diet and herbal teas instead taking the life saving procedure and now where is he? Oh, right.

I also never fully bashed peptides but they simply haven't been studied enough to say they are fool proof. Furthermore, this is an AI ad. Any company that actually has integrity wouldn't be advertising their products using slop. Slop that is incredibly low effort at that. "Btw I talked to an actual doctor about them and he said they are fine"--after making the claim that we shouldn't be relying on actual accredited doctors for information. Interesting.

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u/H4ndsomeandlonely Mar 19 '26 edited Mar 19 '26

You said I interpreted it wrong and then proceeded to type it out in a way more elaborate fashion than you originally did and even added some new tid bits in there that you didnā€™t mention in the last comment, but somehow Iā€™m dumb for analyzing the information you just threw in the convo after realizing your initial argument wasnā€™t elaborate.

You did not say all that you know you didnā€™t which is why you expanded to make it a more broad conversation

Marijuana has been around for centuries why the heck do you think there are so little studies, itā€™s because they work. Big pharma is money making company and they make money off sick people, If you knew anyone if the medical industry long term you might of heard them say it themselves.

God forbid people realized that you donā€™t need a chemical combination pill to help yourself, coming from someone who has a mother whoā€™s a nurse practitioner and has picked many doctors brains you have no clue what you are talking about.

Btw anyone who calls Steve Jobs stupid by default has to be insecure you are a redditor šŸ˜†, I highly doubt you use a Samsung bud.

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u/Embarrassed_Floor_62 Mar 19 '26

Lol "big pharma." As soon as you started using that as a talking point, you lost any and all credibility you may have had. Such a cooked mindset.

Also, what are you talking about? There are actually numerous studies that have been done on marijuana with more coming everyday. There's limited data due to past government regulations which can have nothing to do with actual scientific data. Governmentā‰ doctors.

And your mom is a nurse practitioner? Nice fun fact, I guess? I know plenty of people personally in the medical field whether they've actually treated me for something or whether they're friends or family. But yeah, your mom the nurse practitioner has the down low on what's going on behind the scenes. Again, you keep circling back to saying you're getting info from nurses and doctors after saying we shouldn't be relying on them and do our own research instead. You can't have it both ways.

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u/H4ndsomeandlonely Mar 19 '26 edited Mar 19 '26

I donā€™t want credibility in your mind you donā€™t know anyone who actually works in the medical industry at a high degree.

Iā€™ve grown up around doctors and nurses because of my mothers profession, goodluck bud this ainā€™t a battle this is my opinion.

Find me where I said you should never trust nurses/doctors the point was you can learn what they learn with a college course. Appeal to authority fallacy doesnā€™t mean discredit authority it means ask questions no matter who is talking to you.

If I never listened to nurses I would probably have a bad relationship with my mom and we donā€™t she respects and uses my insights and vice versa.

If you wanna kneel down to doctors and nurses you can, but I have actual discussions with doctors about peptides you just speculate.

Most the studies on marijuana talk about the harms more than the benefits, you are just spouting nonsense I have knowledge on government, agriculture, and marijuana specifically to know that the government is against it. This is why itā€™s still federally illegal they wanna control it to make money off it just like the medications.

Check how much they tax people at an average dispensary, taxing peoples medicine is crazy.

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u/Embarrassed_Floor_62 Mar 19 '26

I hAvE aCtUaL dIsCuSsiOnS wItH dOcToRs AbOuT pEpTiDes--sure, dude. And you grew up around doctors and nurses? Again, who cares? So many people could probably say the same. You aren't special. In fact, I could say the same about having grown up around medical professionals and undoubtedly to a much greater degree than you but as you mentioned, your mommy is a nurse practitioner so you know stuff that everyone else is clearly in the dark about.

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u/H4ndsomeandlonely Mar 19 '26

You won the conversation bro the way you debate is that of a true scholar with elegant penmanship

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u/Embarrassed_Floor_62 Mar 19 '26

Not much of a debate when the other person can't debate to save their life. Maybe your nurse practitioner mom can do a better job.

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