Dr. Abud Bakri

No.

Like, for example, most compounds, if they're, you know, carcinogenic, we will see that signature in the animals.

Like, you know, with carterine, GW was a drug that was very promising because it had, you know, diabetic implications for metabolism.

And now it's a bodybuilder drug that they use for more cardio.

What is this drug?

Carterine, GW.

Mm-hmm.

You might have seen it on the Reddits and those forums, but people use it for- I stay out of Reddit.

Yeah, good.

It increases your cardio capacity.

Gotcha.

And so it's banned on the water list, of course.

But it had promise for treating diabetics because it changed metabolism in the liver.

It had a signal of cancer in animal data, so that whole thing was scrapped.

There is no signal from the animal literature on BPC-157 for cancers.

Now, all that literature comes from one group.

So we have to be very careful.

It's that one creation group that tells you that it's the safest thing in the world.

All the animal data come from one group or all of it?

Almost all of it.