How to evaluate peptide evidence without hype

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1. What is the first question to ask about an exciting peptide claim?

What kind of evidence produced it?How many likes did it get?Which vendor posted it?What is the highest dose mentioned?

2. What is the difference between statistical significance and effect size?

They are the same thingStatistical significance addresses compatibility with chance under a model; effect size describes the magnitude of the observed differenceEffect size only applies to animal studiesStatistical significance proves clinical importance

3. Why should a confidence interval matter when reading a result?

It helps show the uncertainty around the effect estimateIt tells you the vendorIt determines the peptide sequenceIt replaces the outcome

4. What is a surrogate endpoint?

A substitute measure used in place of a direct clinical outcomeA vendor reviewA dosing scheduleA peptide family

5. What should you ask when a claim says two peptides work 'synergistically'?

Was the actual combination studied?Are both names popular?Were the compounds sold together?Do they share a colour?

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