Dr. Danny Shapiro

And did you hear how there's new versions of peptides that can regrow parts of your nervous system back? People with dementia and Alzheimer's, people who have had strokes or spinal cord injuries, it can help the nerves to regrow. Like I just heard this recently that they're like, they're trying to perfect it in somehow, some way.

And did you hear how there's new versions of peptides that can regrow parts of your nervous system back? People with dementia and Alzheimer's, people who have had strokes or spinal cord injuries, it can help the nerves to regrow. Like I just heard this recently that they're like, they're trying to perfect it in somehow, some way.

And did you hear how there's new versions of peptides that can regrow parts of your nervous system back? People with dementia and Alzheimer's, people who have had strokes or spinal cord injuries, it can help the nerves to regrow. Like I just heard this recently that they're like, they're trying to perfect it in somehow, some way.

but my god that's incredible um i mean vpc in itself is mind-blowing and crazy i heard uh funnily enough um a doctor was she fractured her wrist as well i don't remember where it was is probably probably also a fuchsia injury um and she went to her hand surgeon uh friend and the hand search was like hey that this is really bad it's displaced like You know, we should operate on that.

but my god that's incredible um i mean vpc in itself is mind-blowing and crazy i heard uh funnily enough um a doctor was she fractured her wrist as well i don't remember where it was is probably probably also a fuchsia injury um and she went to her hand surgeon uh friend and the hand search was like hey that this is really bad it's displaced like You know, we should operate on that.

but my god that's incredible um i mean vpc in itself is mind-blowing and crazy i heard uh funnily enough um a doctor was she fractured her wrist as well i don't remember where it was is probably probably also a fuchsia injury um and she went to her hand surgeon uh friend and the hand search was like hey that this is really bad it's displaced like You know, we should operate on that.

And then she goes back and she does start doing BPC injections. And then I think it was like a month later, it goes back to the hand surgeon friend and they retake the x-ray. And he goes, what the hell did you do? How is this? Like, there's nothing there. Like it was as if it was never broken.

And then she goes back and she does start doing BPC injections. And then I think it was like a month later, it goes back to the hand surgeon friend and they retake the x-ray. And he goes, what the hell did you do? How is this? Like, there's nothing there. Like it was as if it was never broken.

And then she goes back and she does start doing BPC injections. And then I think it was like a month later, it goes back to the hand surgeon friend and they retake the x-ray. And he goes, what the hell did you do? How is this? Like, there's nothing there. Like it was as if it was never broken.

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Oh, my God. We can talk about this all day. I would say, like, if I had to break down percentages in my office of, like, who I see, I'd say, like, 45-ish percent or so of the patients that come through my clinic are disc herniation or stenosis patients. The next is like knee arthritis or knee meniscus tears. And then the other ones is like hip arthritis and then like shoulders.

Oh, my God. We can talk about this all day. I would say, like, if I had to break down percentages in my office of, like, who I see, I'd say, like, 45-ish percent or so of the patients that come through my clinic are disc herniation or stenosis patients. The next is like knee arthritis or knee meniscus tears. And then the other ones is like hip arthritis and then like shoulders.

Oh, my God. We can talk about this all day. I would say, like, if I had to break down percentages in my office of, like, who I see, I'd say, like, 45-ish percent or so of the patients that come through my clinic are disc herniation or stenosis patients. The next is like knee arthritis or knee meniscus tears. And then the other ones is like hip arthritis and then like shoulders.

But oh my gosh, there's so much old outdated medicine because doctors are still telling them, hey, you'll have this problem for the rest of your life. Yeah, it's crazy. then that doctor even needs to retire or update the research because that's not true. Discrimination, I mentioned earlier, I had a discrimination eight years ago. That took me, I got mine, I know exactly the moment it happened.

But oh my gosh, there's so much old outdated medicine because doctors are still telling them, hey, you'll have this problem for the rest of your life. Yeah, it's crazy. then that doctor even needs to retire or update the research because that's not true. Discrimination, I mentioned earlier, I had a discrimination eight years ago. That took me, I got mine, I know exactly the moment it happened.

But oh my gosh, there's so much old outdated medicine because doctors are still telling them, hey, you'll have this problem for the rest of your life. Yeah, it's crazy. then that doctor even needs to retire or update the research because that's not true. Discrimination, I mentioned earlier, I had a discrimination eight years ago. That took me, I got mine, I know exactly the moment it happened.

I was doing bent over rows with 135 pounds and I was my last set, my last few reps and then all of a sudden I hear a pop. I was in Canada at the time and We're on a family vacation, and at that moment, there's nothing that happened. I had the pop. I was like, okay, that was weird. I dropped away instantly and stopped.

I was doing bent over rows with 135 pounds and I was my last set, my last few reps and then all of a sudden I hear a pop. I was in Canada at the time and We're on a family vacation, and at that moment, there's nothing that happened. I had the pop. I was like, okay, that was weird. I dropped away instantly and stopped.