Anyone Checked

Everyone says it works. Anyone checked?

We take an absurd question seriously, run the real numbers, and report the gap between what people claim and what has actually been measured.

Running the numbers

Was the Incredible Hulk on peptides?

Twelve real compounds, one impossible target, and the enormous gap between what the forums say and what anyone has actually bothered to check.

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Running the numbers

Was Wolverine on BPC-157 and TB-500?

The two most-hyped repair peptides on the internet, measured against a man who closes a gunshot wound in ten seconds — and one uncomfortable question about what is actually in the vial.

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Running the numbers

What do glycylglycine and Superman have in common?

They're both aliens. One of them provably so — recovered from a comet, isotope-tested, and confirmed to have formed somewhere that isn't here.

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Running the numbers

Which peptides would Batman take for energy and endurance?

He's the only one of these characters where the question is fair — no powers, just a very well-funded human. So the answer is real, and it isn't the one the stack suggests.

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Running the numbers

Does GHK-Cu help vampires like Edward from Twilight?

Pale skin, unnaturally hard skin, golden eyes. Every one of those is a real copper phenotype — and GHK-Cu is a copper peptide. The closest this series has come to a match.

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