You are worried about long term effects, but you are going to dismiss the peptide that has been around the longest and has the highest level of scientific research for some peptides that have only been around for a decade or so and very little research?
I really cannot tell you, neither can anyone else, if you may suffer long term effects from the peptides you want to use. They just haven't been around and studied long enough for that research to come out yet. We might find out a decade or more down the road that they had severe impacts or no impact. With just about everything we take, we assume some risk.
What we have found with most of these peptides, they are garbage. There is a lot of hype for a year or two then next thing you know, no one is talking about them. Why? They don't work like people thought they would. Other than the originals, inslun, GH and IGF-1 (if you can find the real stuff) only a few are still being widely used. BPC-157, TB500 and MT2 have stayed the test of time. Others, not so much. I usually just hear kids talk about peptides anymore, as they don't have a source to actual AAS or GH, so it is all they can find.
