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Aliment and Drug Authority Alerts on Unlicensed Peptides
The General Food and Drug Authority warned against the use of unlicensed peptide substances promoted via social media platforms and fitness centers, claiming to build muscle, enhance athletic performance, and burn fat—claims that lack scientific validation. It clarified that products such as BPC-157, TB-500, GHK-Cu, Kisspeptin, IGF-1, Tesamorelin, and Retatrutide are not registered in the Kingdom, and their sources and ingredients are unknown. Using them may cause hormonal imbalances, heart and liver problems, and potentially fatal health complications. The authority emphasized that the product Retatrutide is still under research and has not yet been officially approved. It also warns against counterfeit versions and the dangers associated with the spread of these unauthorized substances. The authorities continue their campaigns to track down promoters and shut down violating websites and centers. Citizens are advised to verify the approval of any substance before use and to contact the authority with any observations or inquiries.
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