Dr. Craig Koniver
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first heard Oct 2024
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But we've seen it with, not to get off topic, we've seen it with stem cells. So they've taken stem cells, they've tagged them radiographically so you can see them. And the study I read, which I can find for you, someone had a wrist, broken wrist, and they gave them intravenous stem cells.
And 24 hours later, when they visualized radiographically, those stem cells had aggregated at the site of the fracture. So there's a lot, you know, about our bodies. Obviously, we don't know. There's a kind of innate human-like design and intelligence, which I believe in. I see it because we've done a lot of IV therapy over the years.
Yeah.
So going back to BPC, where I think it shines is in these ligaments and tendons, right? I think this is where most of these injuries happen is where muscle is connecting to the bone, you know, and there's, you know, people, you know, grow their muscle, but we don't stretch the tendons and ligaments well. And that's where we get pull, sometimes strain and sprain and tearing.
And I think that's where BPC shine. That's certainly where it's been studied in animal studies. And I know that because we can inject it directly into tendons, which is unlike steroids. We would never inject steroids into a tendon. You damage the tendon. BPC, we mix with things like PRP, PRF, which is platelet-rich fiber and a little bit different than PRP. And you'll get healing within days.
Like, it's awesome. Wow. Super safe. And it's amazing for people.
Well, we see that with the anabolic steroids, right? So anabolic steroids are in the black market. You can't really, I mean, there's one anabolic steroid, which is nandrolone, which is DECA. which can be officially prescribed. We use it, you can combine it with testosterone, all in the up and up, totally above table. The rest, things like Trenbolone, others, you can't get them from a physician.
In fact, it's very hard to get them from a reputable website. the United States.
A little bit. Yeah. I mean, it's the generic name is Nandrolone. Yeah. I mean, it has the flavor of helping with joints. I think it works synergistically with things like testosterone, different, you know, whether it's testosterone, cypionate, and anthonate.
And I like it for people who, particularly people who've been on testosterone, men who've been on testosterone replacement for a long time, which is many men, they tend to get less out of testosterone, become less potent, like anything, right? If you use something for a long time, you're going to get less out of it over time. Anything you expose yourself to continually doesn't work as well.
And so, you know, like to make this really real, I had a patient who was in the Marines and served at Secret Service for several White Houses. And he had a lot of, you know, osteoporosis, osteopenia, you know, bone loss. And, you know, this is where I learned about using something like Nandrolone because we combined Nandrolone with testosterone. It changed his life.
You know, this guy in his 80s who had to use a cane, who came back to life, who started, you know, becoming super mobile and working out again. And synergistically, I think it works really well, not to get too far off topic.
Totally. Right. I think it brings up a larger point, which is, and obviously I'm biased, but I think it's super helpful for people to have a physician help them in this course. Mm-hmm. particularly with testosterone. It is just known that people get it from their trainers, their bros from the gym, right, who are saying, oh, you got to use this.
I mean, I have so many patients who started using testosterone in their late teens, early 20s. Goodness. Yeah. I mean, not goodness, meaning badness. That does not seem like a good idea. And it's still very common. Goodness gracious. Still very common. And, you know, one in particular, this is probably 10 years ago, came to see me. He's 25. He got married.
And to your point, he said, I'm ready to have kids. I have zero sperm left, right? And that's a real thing. And so he had been using, and I would say abusing, both testosterone and growth hormone for years. Now what he told me was, and I get it, he was Superman. He could wake up, do a hard workout,
know crush it wake up the next morning was not sore crush it again and just kept going kept going it was super fit super happy in that regard and how he looked how he felt how he performed but then he got to a point where he's a little bit wiser mature and he was like oh my goodness now there's a repercussion for this and i've seen that time and time again and the repercussion is big you're not making any sperm and the sperm quality is super poor
now what do you do? Well, now you got to come off the testosterone. You got to rebuild your system, which we can do. You know, we can use things like clomiphene and clomiphene HCG, lots of different agents to help in that regard, even certain peptides. But I think it brings up the large point, even getting into peptides, which is having a physician who's knowledgeable to me is super helpful.
The challenge for people is they don't know where to get the right information, right? And they're getting it from websites and they're getting it from people saying, oh, just try this peptide. And I've had lots of people talking about the, you know, websites or whatever, not to name any names who've had anaphylactic reactions to research type peptides, which are not for human consumption.
And I'm not saying that there's bad companies or whatever. You just got to be careful. You got to be selective at least.
Yes. Yeah. And so to tell the story further is back in October of 2023, the FDA put many peptides, BPC, and we can name them out on what's called a category two list, meaning they are no longer allowed to be compounded. Right. And that excludes then research companies who are not under the purview of the FDA.
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