Dr. Kavita Patel

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47 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 22 Jul

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What every listener and every viewer might be saying is, why are they doing this?
I can get a peptide right now by just going online.
All of those uses of peptides technically are not sanctioned by any health professionals, and they are technically not allowed, meaning they're not authorized by the Food and Drug Administration.
I really love the Start Today app.
It's the staff on the app.
It's the connections you make.
It tells me how to cook to keep myself healthy.
Everybody needs peptides because peptides are things that your body makes.
Peptides are basically short chains of amino acids.
Remember those chemistry classes, which are basically the building blocks of any protein.
And a very common example of a peptide that all of us are familiar with that our body normally makes is insulin.
It's one type of peptide.
We make a
Where things get confusing are these other peptides that the FDA is reviewing that are not naturally made by our body, that people are doing all sorts of things, injecting, using in sub-Q ways, putting it into their joints.
There's different applications.
That's the topic for the specific peptides that the FDA will review.
Yeah.
So the FDA is looking at seven peptides in total, and they're looking at very specific medical use cases, everything from wound healing and inflammation.
You mentioned a popular one, BPC-157.
They're looking specifically of the use for ulcerative colitis of BPC-157.
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