Meet the peptides.fyi Editorial Team

peptides.fyi is produced by a small team of science writers and research contributors. We want to be clear and honest about what that means: we are writers and research compilers, not doctors or other medical professionals. We make no personal clinical claims. Our role is to read the published literature carefully and turn it into accurate, well-sourced, plain-language reference material — and to flag the limits of that literature rather than paper over it. How we work is documented in our Editorial Standards.

Our contributors

Jill Carol

Jill Carol is a science writer and research contributor at peptides.fyi, compiling and summarizing published, peer-reviewed literature on research peptides and related compounds. The focus is on translating dense pharmacology and clinical-trial findings into clear, plainly-cited explanations, and on flagging where the evidence is preclinical or still unsettled. This work is educational and reference-oriented, not medical advice.

Nelson Carrillo

Nelson Carrillo is a research contributor and science writer for peptides.fyi, reviewing the published record on peptides, SARMs, and SERMs and turning it into structured, sourced profiles. Particular attention goes to mechanism-of-action detail and to distinguishing what human studies have shown from what remains animal-model or theoretical. These contributions are educational summaries of existing research, not clinical guidance.

Jaimie Grant

Jaimie Grant is a science writer at peptides.fyi specializing in clear, evidence-based coverage of metabolic and recovery compounds. The work draws on primary literature and established pharmacological references, citing specific studies wherever possible and noting regulatory status and evidence quality — research writing and compilation, not medical practice, produced for educational use only.

Joseph Moore

Joseph Moore is a research contributor at peptides.fyi who compiles study summaries and comparison articles from the peer-reviewed literature. The emphasis is on honest framing — what a compound’s research actually supports versus the claims that circulate around it — keeping a clear line between published findings and extrapolation. These articles are educational references, not medical advice.

Benny Laituri

Benny Laituri is a science writer for peptides.fyi covering the chemistry and research background of peptides and related research compounds. The focus is on accurately representing mechanisms, dosing as reported in studies, and the limits of the current evidence, with citations to the underlying papers — research writing rather than clinical guidance, published for educational and informational purposes only.

Casey Maben

Casey Maben is a research contributor and science writer at peptides.fyi who summarizes clinical and preclinical literature into accessible, well-sourced articles. The writing prioritizes scientific accuracy, transparent citation, and clearly marking where research is early-stage or inconclusive. These contributions are educational summaries of published research, not medical advice.

How we review and correct

Every profile and article is built from primary sources and reviewed for scientific accuracy against the studies it cites. When we make a material correction to a published article, we update it and note that it has been revised. See our Editorial Standards for the full process.

Contact

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