Dr. Abdullah HASIRIPI, MD
Physician · Author of The Body's Words · Founder of Dripfy
Abdullah Hasiripi is a medical doctor with more than fifteen years in regenerative and longevity medicine. He is the author of The Body's Words — An Intelligent Guide to the Peptide Age, published simultaneously in thirteen languages on 15 September 2026.
The book
The Body's Words — An Intelligent Guide to the Peptide Age is a referenced consumer guide to peptides. It explains what peptides are, what current research does and does not show, and how a reader can tell a genuine finding from a marketing line.
It contains no dosages, no protocols, no suppliers and no product recommendations. In place of advice it hands the reader two tools: a four-question test for reading any claim, and an evidence scale that runs from large human trials down to speculation.
Published 15 September 2026 in print and digital, in thirteen languages at once.
The thirteen editions
| Language | Published title | Pages |
|---|---|---|
| English | The Body's Words | 164 |
| Türkçe | Bedenin Kelimeleri | — |
| Deutsch | Die Worte des Körpers | 179 |
| Français | Les Mots du Corps | 176 |
| Español | Las Palabras del Cuerpo | 170 |
| Italiano | Le Parole del Corpo | 171 |
| Português | As Palavras do Corpo | 170 |
| Русский | Слова тела | 180 |
| العربية | كلمات الجسد | 159 |
| हिन्दी | शरीर के शब्द | 156 |
| 中文 | 身体的词语 | 182 |
| 日本語 | からだの言葉 | 214 |
| 한국어 | 몸의 언어 | 197 |
The Turkish page count is confirmed by the publisher closer to release; it is left blank rather than estimated.
Background
Dr. Hasiripi practises in regenerative and longevity medicine, working across stem cell and exosome applications, hair restoration and aesthetic medicine. He holds multiple GMP and advanced clinical practice certifications.
Through the Stanford Genetic Labs AI Longevity Program he contributed to the Dripfy Platform, which pairs AI-driven patient monitoring with regenerative treatment protocols. He is founder and medical director of Dripfy, an international longevity and IV-infusion platform.
Stated interest
Dr. Hasiripi owns a commercial longevity platform. He discloses this before being asked — on this site, in the book, in every press release and at the start of every interview.
The reason is the book's own third question: what does the person telling me this gain? A book that asks readers to apply that test cannot exempt its author. Judged by the same standard, the book contains no dosages, no protocols and no suppliers, and recommends nothing he sells. If it were a marketing vehicle for the clinic it would be a poor one — it withholds precisely what a clinic would want to sell.
Questions people ask
- Who is Abdullah Hasiripi?
- A physician with more than fifteen years in regenerative and longevity medicine, and the author of The Body's Words — An Intelligent Guide to the Peptide Age (13 languages, 15 September 2026). He is founder and medical director of Dripfy.
- What book did he write?
- The Body's Words — An Intelligent Guide to the Peptide Age. In Turkish it is published as Bedenin Kelimeleri, in German as Die Worte des Körpers, in Japanese as からだの言葉, and in ten other languages.
- Does the book tell readers which peptides to take?
- No. It carries no dosages, no protocols and no suppliers. It teaches readers to judge claims for themselves — a more durable thing to own.
- Why write a peptide book that recommends nothing?
- Because the patients who arrive holding a vial bought online deserve a better answer than either a sales pitch or a dismissal. The book's aim is a reader who is harder to fool — including by its author.
- Does it discuss the weight-loss medicines in the headlines?
- Yes, as the entry point most readers recognise. Medicines are named by active ingredient — semaglutide, tirzepatide — for accuracy; naming a medicine is not an endorsement.
Press and interviews
Review copies, author interviews and a background briefing on the book's evidence standards are available in all thirteen publication languages: pr@peptide-code.academy