Dr. Abud Bakri

People are now stacking their GLP-1 as their insulin sensitivity tool, their growth hormone or their GHRH, and their androgen modulation therapies as this trinity stack.

Trinity stack.

To get very fit, very healthy quickly.

So a lot of these transformations you see in CEOs and celebrities and stuff is using a combination of those three things.

You know, your TRT plus terzeptide or erythritide, whatever it may be.

And then...

using a growth hormone modulation, if you can afford growth hormone or testamoylin, ipramoylin.

And you're seeing people lose a lot of fat, gain a lot of muscle in short amounts of time.

Is that healthy?

We'll find out.

But that is like the celebrity protocol.

So scientifically, I would say it's one of the languages of the human body, right?

So the body likes these different languages to communicate between cells, going from DNA to RNA to proteins, which can be broken down as polypeptides and peptides.

And peptides are one of these languages.

Steroid hormones are another language.

And then peptides can be broken down further into subcategories, whether or not they have receptors or they have no receptor.

And that kind of changes the clinical effects we'll see, like the GLP-1s, which have a very strong clinical effect.

Compared to these obscure peptides like BPC-157, TB500, TB4 that don't have a clear target.

They have receptors, but they just have many of them or they don't even have receptors.

It could be that, the latter, that maybe the receptor is still elusive.