Jay Campbell
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395 appearances
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
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A lot of negative press, a lot of the celebrity doctors go on and say they're horrible and they're bad for you. I saw Ben Pekulski talking about how GLPs raise resting heart rate in fat people. You know what? They do, but guess what? A fat person shouldn't be fat.
I mean, how the fuck are you not going to lose weight? I mean, I love Ben and I've been on his podcast many times and we're fucking close friends, but I saw his video tonight and I'm like, Ben, like, what are you talking about? Like, it's not unhealthy for a resting heart rate in an obese person to go up. They have to lose weight.
There's only one way they're going to lose weight and you got to accelerate their heart rate and GLPs help them do that. But you can't expect their heart rate to stay where it was when they're fat slobs. when they're using a GLP and improving, increasing their movement patterning.
So, I mean, there's just so much nonsense, bro, about GLPs, but that's my favorite needle mover right now for most people. Now, I want to mention Run a True Tide because Run a True Tide is not FDA approved, as you know, but it's massively all over the place in the research community.
We're now calling it GLP-3 because Eli Lilly is coming after the people selling it because it's still not FDA approved. But Anyway, GLP-3 is by far the most profound drug, and this is a strong opinion, but obviously I can support it with science.
It's the most profound drug in the history of medicine, probably since penicillin, because it has this incredible ability to slow down, excuse me, to increase resting metabolic rate, to suppress appetite, to increase brown adiabose tissue, white fat formation, and also, dude, it improves insulin sensitivity and nutrient repartitioning.
So if you clean up your act, live insulin controlled, eat enough protein, eat clean carbs, lift weights, you're going to be shredded. There's no way, regardless of your genetics, that you can't lean out and massively change your body composition. So again, you've got to follow the leader and follow the right things to do from a protocol standpoint, but it's a profound drug.
The other two drugs are two top peptides that I would say that I'm using now and that I really like is one of them is SS31. And SS31 is really an amplifier peptide. It's literally one of the most powerful mitochondrial optimizing peptides in existence.
It's actually dirt cheap comparatively to some of these other peptides, like the GLPs are three to four times as expensive, but it does so many great things. And let me explain, like if you're on therapeutic testosterone,
If you're using an insulin, you know, mimetic like metformin or dihydroberberin or any of those things, it literally improves the signaling pathways and optimizes, enhances the signaling pathways to make those drugs better, right? So, for example, your androgen receptor sensitivity and density improves using SS31. It's insane.
So you can use a lesser dose of testosterone or even if you're using like a mild anabolic like Primo or Anivar or any of the other things, you can use a much lower dosage because the SS31 is amplifying the signals at the mitochondrial level. So it's insane.
so that drug is a drug that everyone who is living to be opt or living or looking or living to be optimized should be on pretty regularly again it's also improving mitochondrial spin so it's not something that you want to be on year round but you know if you want to take like a three or four month cycle and then wean off of it you can but that's an amazing drug and then i would say probably like one of my favorites always is melanotan one
And melanin TAN1, besides obviously being a very mild tanning agent, enhances consciousness. Because when you take a microdose of it, it's improving a melanin cortoid receptor complex formation in your skin. And that's like literally, dude, like melanin is a gateway molecule to life.
And when you're taking a mild dose of it and you're going out into the sun in the morning and sun gazing or sitting in nature and, you know, grounding your body, man, that accelerates that. So that's one of those peptides. If you use just a tiny, tiny microdose a couple times a week, it will get you into that silent, still headspace a lot faster. Now, I could talk about, obviously, a ton more.
You know, obviously, everybody knows about BPC and TV5 healing. You know, the big thing which we should talk about now is, obviously, my company sells these as bioregulators from Russia. And the bioregulators are massive because they're oral capsules, you know, like kind of like SARMs.
And so there's very little barrier to entry because, bro, you and I both know we joke about this, but 80% of people will still not inject themselves. They're still afraid. I know. So they're not, that barrier of entry will never be crossed by 80% of society because they're inferior. Oh, God, I can't inject. As you know, one time you inject, it's like brushing your teeth. You keep doing it.
There's no pain. It's simple. It's a tiny microdermic needle. And by the way, now, like all the rage in the peptide space is medical grade pens, which you and I were talking about this weekend. If you have a pen, you can inject yourself in your face with a little 4mm needles, right? And any aqueous-based peptide goes through it.
We really are on the verge of a true golden age with peptide use, small molecule use. But again, dude, 20% of society will take advantage of it. The rest of it will be down here because they'll be afraid of it or they'll be waiting for allopathic medicine to give it its stamp of approval. And it'll probably never come.
i feel like semaglutide is just going to be insignificant after well i agree 100 when i talk to people and you know i still do a little bit of coaching scalable coaching with doctors and clinics and stuff like that i tell them you should not even have this in your practice it's worthless because there's nothing but side effects it is the one glp peptide that slows gastric motility or i should say it slows gastric emptying and damages gastric motility in fat people
Because here's one of the things, this is a great like new, I shouldn't say new age, but this is a new finding. And I know you understand and a lot of your audience will probably understand this, but a lot of people don't. A lot of people who do GLPs are carnivores and keto bros and keto hoes, carnivore hoes and keto bros, right? Yeah.
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