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founder of your soon-to-be-fave publication, launching nov • formerly deputy editor, future perfect @voxdotcom • izziermrz@gmail.com • she/her 🇲🇽🇵🇷
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What If the Cure for Hormonal Health Issues Was Just $4? Why Some Women Are Betting Big on Underground Peptides

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By Izzie Ramirez Verified
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Gina, a Californian in her 40s, was a true early adopter. She first heard about peptides eight or nine years ago, and as a very active woman with a few sports injuries, she was drawn to compounds like Body Protection Compound 157 (BPC-157) for their supposed healing properties.
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The Real Reason Gummy Candy Is Everywhere (It Has Nothing to Do with Taste) Original

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By Izzie Ramirez Verified
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Today’s candy aisle is looking more colorful than ever. But amidst the bright packaging, there’s a subtle, hidden shift: chocolate powerhouses are losing shelf space. Zak Shahbain—the co-owner of Dial Up Days, a new 90s and Y2k-themed sandwich shop in Park Slope, Brooklyn—stocks retro novelty candies for the store’s Blockbuster-esque "candy wall." However, the vast majority of the shop’s selection is dedicated to gummy candy.
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You don't have to be vegan to know Billie Eilish is right about animals

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By Izzie Ramirez Verified
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Roasted eggplant with pomegrantes, mint, and tahini at Al-Andalus in the East Village and seitan enchiladas verdes at Mexico Autentico in Park Slope. Everyone on the internet is mad at Billie Eilish for saying that you can’t eat animals and love them at the same time. In a video interview with Elle, she emphasized that eating meat is inherently wrong. The backlash naturally came in fast and hot with counterarguments ranging from claiming veganism is anti-Indigenous to unhealthy.
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