Kyal Van Der Leest

100% of what you inject ends up in circulation, and then your body's got to deal with that. That's why it's important to really source your injectable peptides, especially from compounding chemists. Knock on wood that Kennedy makes them all available again if he can do that.

100% of what you inject ends up in circulation, and then your body's got to deal with that. That's why it's important to really source your injectable peptides, especially from compounding chemists. Knock on wood that Kennedy makes them all available again if he can do that.

100% of what you inject ends up in circulation, and then your body's got to deal with that. That's why it's important to really source your injectable peptides, especially from compounding chemists. Knock on wood that Kennedy makes them all available again if he can do that.

Or if you do an oral one, then it's not good to have LPS ingested nor heavy metals, but at least the barrier of your gut is going to selectively... not let 100% of it into circulation. I believe heavy metals in a normal gut, only 0.1% of things like aluminum and mercury actually end up absorbed, which over time can definitely accumulate and become a problem.

Or if you do an oral one, then it's not good to have LPS ingested nor heavy metals, but at least the barrier of your gut is going to selectively... not let 100% of it into circulation. I believe heavy metals in a normal gut, only 0.1% of things like aluminum and mercury actually end up absorbed, which over time can definitely accumulate and become a problem.

Or if you do an oral one, then it's not good to have LPS ingested nor heavy metals, but at least the barrier of your gut is going to selectively... not let 100% of it into circulation. I believe heavy metals in a normal gut, only 0.1% of things like aluminum and mercury actually end up absorbed, which over time can definitely accumulate and become a problem.

But if you're taking a capsule, for example, you're not going to end up with 100 micrograms of of aluminium or mercury in your body. If you did it orally versus injectable, you will.

But if you're taking a capsule, for example, you're not going to end up with 100 micrograms of of aluminium or mercury in your body. If you did it orally versus injectable, you will.

But if you're taking a capsule, for example, you're not going to end up with 100 micrograms of of aluminium or mercury in your body. If you did it orally versus injectable, you will.

And there's so many people who detox heavy metals and yet will take peptides that are cheap and nasty and end up putting them back in potentially if they're getting them from really unreputable sources of which unfortunately, because of what you mentioned with the FDA, It's been plenty of them spawn up in the last sort of two years or so.

And there's so many people who detox heavy metals and yet will take peptides that are cheap and nasty and end up putting them back in potentially if they're getting them from really unreputable sources of which unfortunately, because of what you mentioned with the FDA, It's been plenty of them spawn up in the last sort of two years or so.

And there's so many people who detox heavy metals and yet will take peptides that are cheap and nasty and end up putting them back in potentially if they're getting them from really unreputable sources of which unfortunately, because of what you mentioned with the FDA, It's been plenty of them spawn up in the last sort of two years or so.

I would have thought Nat Nidham might have introduced you because she's a great personal friend and she's a huge advocate for peptides and she knows so much more about bioregulators than I do. I kind of stick to the peptides and she's the bioregulator queen of the podcasting space. So yeah, I'm glad that they're coming to the public knowledge.

I would have thought Nat Nidham might have introduced you because she's a great personal friend and she's a huge advocate for peptides and she knows so much more about bioregulators than I do. I kind of stick to the peptides and she's the bioregulator queen of the podcasting space. So yeah, I'm glad that they're coming to the public knowledge.

I would have thought Nat Nidham might have introduced you because she's a great personal friend and she's a huge advocate for peptides and she knows so much more about bioregulators than I do. I kind of stick to the peptides and she's the bioregulator queen of the podcasting space. So yeah, I'm glad that they're coming to the public knowledge.

And I think with people like Joe Rogan and the UFC and Gary Brecker and everyone's sort of talking about them now, it's fantastic. And even Eterna Health has started getting a lot of feedback what am I going to say, mainstream recognition for using them with celebrities, the Kardashians, like them or hate them, they're all using them.

And I think with people like Joe Rogan and the UFC and Gary Brecker and everyone's sort of talking about them now, it's fantastic. And even Eterna Health has started getting a lot of feedback what am I going to say, mainstream recognition for using them with celebrities, the Kardashians, like them or hate them, they're all using them.

And I think with people like Joe Rogan and the UFC and Gary Brecker and everyone's sort of talking about them now, it's fantastic. And even Eterna Health has started getting a lot of feedback what am I going to say, mainstream recognition for using them with celebrities, the Kardashians, like them or hate them, they're all using them.

And, you know, the LP1s are the gateway to them using all the other ones. So, you know, great. This is so much better to be using these compounds than pharmaceuticals or surgeries or, you know, medications that come with a plethora of side effects that lead to further medication necessity. And that's the Western model that I really hope and I'm optimistic that's starting to come crumbling down.

And, you know, the LP1s are the gateway to them using all the other ones. So, you know, great. This is so much better to be using these compounds than pharmaceuticals or surgeries or, you know, medications that come with a plethora of side effects that lead to further medication necessity. And that's the Western model that I really hope and I'm optimistic that's starting to come crumbling down.