Dr. Abud Bakri

With MK for sure, with tesamorelin.

So tesamorelin has more fidelity, less ghrelin effects, especially because you can have ghrelin effects, prolactin effects, and cortisol effects from whenever you're mucking around with the pituitary because they're all in that same area.

I think MK bleeds out the worst when it comes to having the other effects.

MK is not a peptide.

It's a non-peptide GHRP.

What's happened now is people are now stacking

their GLP-1 as their insulin sensitivity tool, their growth hormone or their GHRH, and their androgen modulation therapies as this Trinity stack.

Trinity stack.

To get very fit, very healthy quickly.

So a lot of these transformations you see in CEOs and celebrities and stuff is using a combination of those three things.

You know, your TRT plus maybe Anovar with...

terzepatide or reticrutide, whatever it may be, and then using a growth hormone modulation, if you can afford growth hormone, or testamoylin, ipamoylin.

And you're seeing people lose a lot of fat, gain a lot of muscle in short amounts of time.

Is that healthy?

We'll find out.

But that is like the celebrity protocol.

Yeah, I think if you have a well-formulated topical that's actually not broken down, because a lot of these, you know, from these research chem sites, they sell topicals now because everyone's in skincare.

They're, you know, poor quality.

They're not even blue.

Like the GHK should be blue, but that is- Should be blue.