Max Marchione on X: "Peptides will be the biggest consumer category of 2026" / X
To view keyboard shortcuts, press question mark View keyboard shortcuts Home Explore Notifications Chat Grok Bookmarks Creator Studio Premium 50% off Profile More Post sahi @vsco_de_gorl Article See new posts Conversation Max Marchione @maxmarchione Peptides will be the biggest consumer category of 2026 38 94 1K 468K Progress in medicine often begins at the fringes, with ideas dismissed as dangerous or absurd, and people willing to advance them anyway. Washing your hands was once radical. Ignaz Semmelweis was mocked for claiming doctors spread infection through touch. Antibiotics were dismissed. Alexander Fleming’s discovery of penicillin was untrusted and ignored for years. The microbiome was pseudoscience. When researchers launched the Human Microbiome Project in the 2000s, critics called it “scientific astrology.” History shows us that medicine moves forward when we look closer, think differently, and say what others won’t. And if I had to place my bet on the next major paradigm shi
Progress in medicine often begins at the fringes, with ideas dismissed as dangerous or absurd, and people willing to advance them anyway. Washing your hands was once radical. Ignaz Semmelweis was mocked for claiming doctors spread infection through touch. Antibiotics were dismissed. Alexander Fleming’s discovery of penicillin was untrusted and ignored for years. The microbiome was pseudoscience. When researchers launched the Human Microbiome Project in the 2000s, critics called it “scientific astrology.” History shows us that medicine moves forward when we look closer, think differently,…
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