Pete Davidson Has Been Crushing Black Market Peptides to Get Disgustingly Swole

Pete Davidson, the 32-year-old comedian, has disclosed his unconventional method to achieve a muscular physique for his upcoming film "How to Rob a Bank." The actor has been using black market peptides, specifically BPC-157 and Sermorelin, in addition to rigorous training and a protein-rich diet. Davidson was candid about his approach in an interview with Variety, stating, "I got on all the peptides that everyone's doing.

They work." He emphasized the importance of transparency, explaining that one shouldn't claim to have a "vein going from their forehead to their thumb" simply by consuming broccoli, rice, and chicken. These peptides, though popular among biohackers, are part of a controversial grey area due to a lack of solid scientific evidence supporting their efficacy.

Sold mainly from China, these amino acids are typically injected and marketed for benefits ranging from muscle growth to injury recovery, despite their dubious provenance. Davidson's choice of peptides, BPC-157 and Sermorelin, are part of a "Wolverine stack" often paired with TB-500, though the long-term effects of these substances remain largely unknown.

The legality of these peptides is also ambiguous, as they are sold online under the guise of "research use only." While some users swear by these compounds, the unpredictability of their quality and potential side effects has raised concerns.