A curated directory of researchers, clinicians, and creators publishing genuinely careful, evidence-first peptide content elsewhere online — so you have somewhere trustworthy to go beyond this site. Every entry links out to that person's own work, with their real credentials stated as they state them.
Board-certified, internal medicine & functional medicine
Completed residency at Mount Sinai School of Medicine; former assistant professor at Texas Tech University Health Science Center; has held medical director roles at Methodist hospitals in San Antonio. Writes on KevinMD with a notably cautious, non-promotional tone — explicitly distances himself from supplement vendors and argues for using peptides only after evidence-based options have been exhausted.
Why we included him: a practicing physician writing in his own voice, on a platform (KevinMD) with an editorial process — not a peptide-seller's blog.
Board-certified, internal medicine
University of Colorado School of Medicine. Appeared on the Huberman Lab podcast discussing peptide science, sourcing, and safety in a grounded, non-promotional way — covering the gap between animal research and human data, manufacturing/sourcing quality, and regulatory considerations across several compounds also in our library.
Disclosure: Dr. Bakri currently runs a clinical peptide/longevity practice — a commercial interest in this space worth knowing about when weighing his perspective.