How every statement here is documented

A short walk-through using only what the site already states or what can be counted from its data. The full account is on how this index is made.

Every statement carries its source link
Each benefit line, side-effect line and quote on a compound page links to the source it reports. Where several statements sit under one benefit and the sources cannot be pinned to a single statement, the links are shown once for the whole benefit.
Quotes are word for word
A quote is copied word for word, attributed to its speaker and linked to the page it came from. The index holds 141 quotes from 48 of its 48 compounds.
Each compound has an evidence label and a regulatory statement
All 48 compounds carry one of five evidence labels (Approved (specific use), Trial-backed, Early human, Preclinical, Unstudied). 48 of 48 have a recorded regulatory statement, each with its source link. The label describes human research, not legal status.
Each source link carries a source-type label
The 693 pages cited across the index are each labelled by type, so the label tells you how much weight the source can bear. See source types.
The site makes no claims of its own
humanpeptides.fyi makes no claims of its own. Every benefit, side effect, nickname and quote reports what a cited source says, with its link.
Where to check
Open the linked original source. The source is the authority, and this site is not the original source of any information on it. Browse the sources.

By the numbers

Counted from the index data at build. Back to the knowledge base.