Dr. Abud Bakri

Pavlov, the famous scientist that would do the experience on the dogs with the bell and making the dogs salivate.

The other work he did was on gastric juices of dogs.

What he'd do is he'd put a hole in dogs' stomachs.

He would feed them food and then get the gastric juices and sell that as a medicine.

That's how he

He made his money?

Yeah.

Amazing.

So this is BPC before BPC-157 exists.

There's probably other peptides and compounds in there, but they found that gastric juices had positive effects on healing, on people that had, you know, GERD and these kind of issues.

were taking BPC in the time of Pavlov.

They didn't know what BPC was.

They were taking gastric juices from dogs.

For what?

GI distress, GI discomfort.

Some people would try it for wound healing.

There was a big push in this era for like finding animal tissues and putting them into humans.

That science fizzled out.

At the same time, there's a scientist, Hans Seely, that's coming up with the stress adaptation theory.

And he notices that animals are stressed out, three things happens to them.