Dr. Abud Bakri

in you, like the parabiosis studies, that these are young animals.

Like, I should take your blood and tend to me.

No, no, no.

I see a lot of.

Well, some people will be very particular on which oil their testosterone comes in.

as an American board-certified physician?

Very uncomfortable position because if I'm rounding on a patient in the wards of a hospital and like, hey, you should take BPC instead of your pentoprazole, I'll probably get my license revoked.

So not a good idea.

Don't do that.

What about in addition to?

In addition to, so like if they come see me in clinic, that might be a place where we can have that discussion.

We're going to see very shortly here what the FDA is going to tell us about BPC and all these other peptides and the legality of them.

if they get moved to the category one list and then the states say, okay, the FDA said so, we're not gonna look, we're not gonna care about this.

You can do what you wanna do as a physician.

And you counsel the patient, like you have a honest discussion with the patient.

I think that's what it should be.

It should be between the physician and the patient.

Like, hey, there's this promising compound.

It's not FDA approved.

We have minimal to no human data, but we have anecdata.