Fat Burning Peptides For Under 20

[oraclemay]

Well, I guess it depends on the individual, but I think one needs to be careful with teens. Making things too easy for them can often lead to abuse. Teens like to take the easy way out. So, it really depends on the circumstances involved.

[bodybuilder]

If diet pills are not recommended for the younger ones, then how much more is peptides? Based in my own perception, dieting pills and peptides are both not good for those who are under 30 years old.

[walterjames]

No one under 20 should use peptides. We do not even recommend peptides for those who are in their early 20s (20-24), how much more to those who hasn't reached their 20 years of life yet? Just try to lose weight or burn fat naturally. It is a lot easier for the young ones to do that.

[burner09]

Kid, did you already decide to lose weight without using any drug? I hope so. The money you intend to spend on peptides, just save it for the future or for something much more worthwhile. When you are old enough, you are more than free to use peptides at your will.

[protozoan]

I agree with the last poster. The best thing at 20 for burning fat would be a controlled diet limiting sugars. You're at an age where you're body just needs a nudge in the right direction to start burning fat. I think taking peptides for weight loss at this point would be pretty pointless for you when you can take a more natural route.

Wow. This information would definitely be helpful to a lot of people out there. Thanks.

[bluecardigan]

It's no surprise if young people take shortcuts in losing weight. It's some kind of a trend to them. They take slimming pills, starve themselves, or throw up after eating. With peptides, another reason why they are not advisable to younger people is because they might abuse them. It's not the peptides that's wrong here, but how they are used.

[ariel_manalo]

I wouldn't blame a person who is obese to take shortcuts in losing weight. They might have been bullied all their lives and they have to suffer the effects of obesity, such as shortness of breath, high blood pressure, and others. Even if it's advisable to seek medical advice, I completely understand if they are willing to take extreme measures to lose weight.

That's correct, but still, they should be educated that what they are doing is causing more harm than good to them. It's sad that people now are pressured too much to reach an ideal size just to impress society. This is why many young people suffer from eating disorders.