Staate explains peptides and supplements in plain English. Every claim says what tested it, and every source is linked so you can read it yourself.
Staate is a reference site and a daily email. The site has a page for each major peptide and supplement: what it is, what it was tested in, its legal status, its known side effects and what is still unknown. The email, staate Daily, covers new trials, FDA actions and what people are reporting, in one short issue each morning.
Staate tells you what was studied, in what, and how strong that evidence is. The decision stays with you and your clinician.
Staate is written and edited by Mark, its founder and editor. He writes the daily email and maintains the peptide and compound pages. His name and the last-updated date appear at the bottom of every page.
If a clinician reviews a page, that page will name them and give their credentials. No page claims a medical review it did not get.
Each claim carries one of three labels: tested in people, tested in animals or cells, or reported by users. Peptides also get an evidence grade from A (an approved drug or several randomized human trials) to D (animal or cell data only). The full rules, including how sources are picked and how corrections work, are on the editorial policy page.
Public pages do not give dosing instructions. Nothing on Staate is medical advice.
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