Alex Tarnava
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So it could improve muscle mass by improving exercise recovery and energy output and everything like that. And we're actually finding some cool research. Some of this is not published yet, but I'm an author on some of it. I'll touch on it briefly, but we're regulating appetite. GLP-1. GLP-1. So we do have a study in mice under peer review right now that we regulated GLP-1. We had an effect.
So it could improve muscle mass by improving exercise recovery and energy output and everything like that. And we're actually finding some cool research. Some of this is not published yet, but I'm an author on some of it. I'll touch on it briefly, but we're regulating appetite. GLP-1. GLP-1. So we do have a study in mice under peer review right now that we regulated GLP-1. We had an effect.
And we have a clinical study, 12-week, I think it was N of 40, 40 participant double-blind placebo control. in obese, metabolically impaired people where we increased GLP-1, right? Wow. In addition, we regulated ghrelin already in a clinical trial on overweight people. And ghrelin is often called in pop culture like the hunger hormone. But it actually has a lot of other roles.
And we have a clinical study, 12-week, I think it was N of 40, 40 participant double-blind placebo control. in obese, metabolically impaired people where we increased GLP-1, right? Wow. In addition, we regulated ghrelin already in a clinical trial on overweight people. And ghrelin is often called in pop culture like the hunger hormone. But it actually has a lot of other roles.
And we have a clinical study, 12-week, I think it was N of 40, 40 participant double-blind placebo control. in obese, metabolically impaired people where we increased GLP-1, right? Wow. In addition, we regulated ghrelin already in a clinical trial on overweight people. And ghrelin is often called in pop culture like the hunger hormone. But it actually has a lot of other roles.
It regulates our insulin response, glucose, homeostasis. It has a lot of neuroprotective effects. And what is poorly understood by the general population and even some physicians is that we actually want a peak and valley of ghrelin. So we want ghrelin to be very high when we're... on an empty stomach and crashed to nothing. Right. And in obese people, it becomes impaired.
It regulates our insulin response, glucose, homeostasis. It has a lot of neuroprotective effects. And what is poorly understood by the general population and even some physicians is that we actually want a peak and valley of ghrelin. So we want ghrelin to be very high when we're... on an empty stomach and crashed to nothing. Right. And in obese people, it becomes impaired.
It regulates our insulin response, glucose, homeostasis. It has a lot of neuroprotective effects. And what is poorly understood by the general population and even some physicians is that we actually want a peak and valley of ghrelin. So we want ghrelin to be very high when we're... on an empty stomach and crashed to nothing. Right. And in obese people, it becomes impaired.
So there's no peaks and valleys. It's just kind of in the middle all the time, which is why they're always snacking. They're never really hungry, but hungry. Yeah. And hungry, but also they're never really as hungry as a healthy person. They're just kind of hungry and snacky all the time. So we actually show to restore that, uh,
So there's no peaks and valleys. It's just kind of in the middle all the time, which is why they're always snacking. They're never really hungry, but hungry. Yeah. And hungry, but also they're never really as hungry as a healthy person. They're just kind of hungry and snacky all the time. So we actually show to restore that, uh,
So there's no peaks and valleys. It's just kind of in the middle all the time, which is why they're always snacking. They're never really hungry, but hungry. Yeah. And hungry, but also they're never really as hungry as a healthy person. They're just kind of hungry and snacky all the time. So we actually show to restore that, uh,
Fasting Peak in Valley, and we're working on some more research in there. And we had another study where we improved and modulated the brain chemistry involved in satiety. So there's some interesting stuff there. We're actually planning several other large studies you know, clinical trials on metabolic outcomes with hydrogen. Some of them are currently enrolling.
Fasting Peak in Valley, and we're working on some more research in there. And we had another study where we improved and modulated the brain chemistry involved in satiety. So there's some interesting stuff there. We're actually planning several other large studies you know, clinical trials on metabolic outcomes with hydrogen. Some of them are currently enrolling.
Fasting Peak in Valley, and we're working on some more research in there. And we had another study where we improved and modulated the brain chemistry involved in satiety. So there's some interesting stuff there. We're actually planning several other large studies you know, clinical trials on metabolic outcomes with hydrogen. Some of them are currently enrolling.
Others are in the planning stages set to kick off in March. We're doing two of them in Serbia, one in Russia and one in Australia.
Others are in the planning stages set to kick off in March. We're doing two of them in Serbia, one in Russia and one in Australia.
Others are in the planning stages set to kick off in March. We're doing two of them in Serbia, one in Russia and one in Australia.
That's very important because there are certain bacteria that can come back within a few days or a week. There's others that might take months or years. And there's bacteria strains that we've identified by looking at like tribal peoples that we've discovered in the Amazon or South Asia where could be generational. They might never come back once we've lost them.
That's very important because there are certain bacteria that can come back within a few days or a week. There's others that might take months or years. And there's bacteria strains that we've identified by looking at like tribal peoples that we've discovered in the Amazon or South Asia where could be generational. They might never come back once we've lost them.
That's very important because there are certain bacteria that can come back within a few days or a week. There's others that might take months or years. And there's bacteria strains that we've identified by looking at like tribal peoples that we've discovered in the Amazon or South Asia where could be generational. They might never come back once we've lost them.