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    <itunes:summary><![CDATA[Flex &amp; Facts Podcast — Peptides: Hype (Flex), Science &amp; the (Facts) Join Sculpturefitness Flex &amp; Facts host Jose A. Martinez and co-host Lucas V. Dias as they break down one of today’s most talked-about health and fitness topics: peptides. This episode explores what peptides actually are, their relationship to amino acids and naturally occurring hormones such as insulin, and how different peptide pathways may influence metabolism, recovery, muscular development, and body compositi...]]></itunes:summary>
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