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Why was a ‘peptide party’banned in Bengaluru? | Explained

The event was called off after doctors raised red flags about the unsupervised distribution of medical compounds, saying this would pose serious risks to health, including severe “allergic reactions, hormonal imbalance, and organ strain.”

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Why was a ‘peptide party’ banned in Bengaluru? | Explained

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