Dr. Abud Bakri

Who knows?

But I think there would be less hesitation for people to use these on animals.

They come from animal literature, like you said.

We don't want to be harming these pets, right?

But...

I think a lot of the positive signals are going to come out of people giving them to their pets.

Unfortunately, there's so many brands now that are popping up every day giving their pets peptides.

Because BPC, is it going to be treated as a supplement when it comes to oral capsules or is it going to be treated as a med?

Like we haven't got that answer from the FDA.

RFK himself has kind of said like, oh, these are supplements.

They're not medications.

He said that?

He said that.

We're not going to regulate them as meds because they're not meds.

which I don't know if the agency themselves is going to be too happy with that.

Yep.

I mean, for example, I could give you a B12 supplement.

You could buy that on Amazon or I could prescribe that to you.

But if I was to give you an injectable B12 shot, you would need a prescription for that.

So is that distinction going to apply to peptides also is the big question that no one's answered.