GoKawiilPete Davidson Says He Used BPC-157 and Sermorelin Peptides to Build Muscle
Pete Davidson told Variety he gained 15 pounds of muscle for his upcoming film 'How to Rob a Bank' by combining intense training and heavy protein intake with the peptides BPC-157 and Sermorelin. He said he wanted to be transparent about his methods rather than let people assume his physique came from diet alone.
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Davidson's admission draws attention to the booming, loosely regulated market for peptides, most of which are manufactured in China and sold online as 'research use only' despite being used for human injection. His candor could normalize discussion of these substances in Hollywood body-transformation culture, even though their safety and efficacy remain scientifically unsettled.
- Davidson says he used BPC-157 and Sermorelin alongside heavy training and a high-protein diet.
- He gained about 15 pounds of muscle for his role in 'How to Rob a Bank.'
- Peptides like these are largely unregulated, often sourced from China, and sold online despite legal ambiguity.
Source: futurism.com — Frank Landymore, 2026-10-04
Published there as: “Pete Davidson Has Been Crushing Black Market Peptides to Get Disgustingly Swole”
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