Dr. Abud Bakri

So...

they would get more testosterone produced when they got ACG with thymulin versus ACG alone.

The other ones do different effects on the pituitary axis.

And it makes sense because if you're not robust when it comes to immune status, because you can think of your thymulin as high in youth, low in age.

You have no business investing in reproduction.

You have no business in creating a lot of corticosteroids because that gives you that, you know, youthful energy in the morning.

But if you're making a lot of corticosteroids, you're shrinking your thymus.

So it creates kind of a feedback loop, negative feedback loop to prevent you from overrunning your system.

A lot of young guys will be like, oh, my immune system sucks and my testosterone is low.

I'm like...

Is there a thymus link there, is the question.

So sufficient zinc status is necessary to make thymulin.

The first sign of zinc depletion before RBC zinc or serum zinc decrease is your thymulin levels tank.

GHKCU is a tripeptide with a copper ion in the middle.

It's glycine, histidine, and lysine.

It's actually found in type 1 collagen fibers.

So... Tell me where type 1 collagen fibers are.

All over your skin, hair, and connective tissue.

So...

Just like Vladimir Kabat-Zinn discovers these 40 different peptides, liver peptides, brain peptides, penile peptides, whatever it may be, there's an American researcher, Lauren Pickhart.