About the school
An independent school of peptide studies, established 2026. Free curriculum, public syllabus, no commercial interest in anything it teaches.
Why it exists
Peptides are one of the most consequential areas of pharmacology in a generation, and the public understanding of them is assembled almost entirely from sales copy, screenshots, and forum threads with no index. The science is not secret. It is simply scattered, written for specialists, and surrounded by people whose income depends on how you interpret it.
The response to that is not another opinion. It is a curriculum: ordered, sequenced, plainly written, and free, so that the person who read it has the same foundation as the person selling to them.
That is the whole ambition. There is no plan to monetise it later, no funnel behind it, and nothing above the free tier, because there is no free tier. There is only the school.
The crest is a coat of arms with a dog in it. We are aware of the tension between that and the reading list, and we are keeping both.
Monty's Bone Pile
A bone pile is where a dog keeps the things worth keeping. Buried, accumulated over time, entirely disorganised until somebody decides to sort it out. That is a reasonable description of what the peptide literature looks like from the outside, and a reasonable description of what this school is doing to it.
Who runs it
Monty's Bone Pile is written and maintained by an independent researcher who is not a physician, not a pharmacist, and not affiliated with any manufacturer, laboratory, or vendor. Everything published here is the product of reading primary literature, regulatory documents, and manufacturing records, and stating plainly what they do and do not support.
Where the curriculum reaches the edge of what can be established from published evidence, it says so. Where a question requires a clinician, the answer is to find one. Those two commitments are the only credentials this school claims.
- No clinical credentials
- Nobody here is a doctor. This is a reading project taken seriously, not a medical practice.
- Run at no profit
- No sponsorship, no affiliates, no referral arrangements, no paid placements, and no cut of the group buys or raffles that run in the Discord. The admins make nothing from this. See the standards.
- Errors are expected
- Twenty-four lessons written by a small number of people will contain mistakes. The corrections process is how they get fixed.
Seventeen lessons still to write.
Foundations are published. The upper division (the compound classes, the sourcing and verification track, and the monitoring track) is being drafted in the open, argued over in the Discord, and published as it is finished.