Kyal Van Der Leest

That can be taken orally, provided it's protected with something like a delayed release capsule. The things that'll break it down are proteolytic enzymes and acid. So the delayed release capsule will get it through the acid.

And things like bicarbonate or sulcoprosate sodium will prevent the acid as well, but also allow it to get through digestion and get distally through the gut where it needs to be to have that effect. A lot of people take our BPC for injuries and they notice it doesn't work immediately. And that's likely because you've got a lot of gut inflammation.

And things like bicarbonate or sulcoprosate sodium will prevent the acid as well, but also allow it to get through digestion and get distally through the gut where it needs to be to have that effect. A lot of people take our BPC for injuries and they notice it doesn't work immediately. And that's likely because you've got a lot of gut inflammation.

And things like bicarbonate or sulcoprosate sodium will prevent the acid as well, but also allow it to get through digestion and get distally through the gut where it needs to be to have that effect. A lot of people take our BPC for injuries and they notice it doesn't work immediately. And that's likely because you've got a lot of gut inflammation.

It's working locally exactly where you've administered through capsule.

It's working locally exactly where you've administered through capsule.

It's working locally exactly where you've administered through capsule.

let the gut inflammation subside or work on your gut health and then try it again and then maybe that 500 micrograms of that peptide that was all being used by your gut actually will get more more of it will get in circulation and then you might break through that plateau that you need to actually start healing that injury in your elbow but be it golfers or tennis elbow or in your foot if you've got a bit of arthritis down there going on or some some issue distally

let the gut inflammation subside or work on your gut health and then try it again and then maybe that 500 micrograms of that peptide that was all being used by your gut actually will get more more of it will get in circulation and then you might break through that plateau that you need to actually start healing that injury in your elbow but be it golfers or tennis elbow or in your foot if you've got a bit of arthritis down there going on or some some issue distally

let the gut inflammation subside or work on your gut health and then try it again and then maybe that 500 micrograms of that peptide that was all being used by your gut actually will get more more of it will get in circulation and then you might break through that plateau that you need to actually start healing that injury in your elbow but be it golfers or tennis elbow or in your foot if you've got a bit of arthritis down there going on or some some issue distally

You need to get over that barrier first of fix the gut health. Like as we said, start all health begins in the gut.

You need to get over that barrier first of fix the gut health. Like as we said, start all health begins in the gut.

You need to get over that barrier first of fix the gut health. Like as we said, start all health begins in the gut.

I mean, again, we're not treating conditions here, but autoimmune. community, like if 80% of the gut is hanging around the barrier of your gastrointestinal tract, if you can do anything you can do to reduce gut inflammation, reduces these endotoxins, not mycotoxins, LPS and endotoxins from entering circulation, it calms down your immune system.

I mean, again, we're not treating conditions here, but autoimmune. community, like if 80% of the gut is hanging around the barrier of your gastrointestinal tract, if you can do anything you can do to reduce gut inflammation, reduces these endotoxins, not mycotoxins, LPS and endotoxins from entering circulation, it calms down your immune system.

I mean, again, we're not treating conditions here, but autoimmune. community, like if 80% of the gut is hanging around the barrier of your gastrointestinal tract, if you can do anything you can do to reduce gut inflammation, reduces these endotoxins, not mycotoxins, LPS and endotoxins from entering circulation, it calms down your immune system.

The soldiers on the other side of your barrier can chill out finally. They don't have to be hyper vigilant, hyper responsive all the time to this low level of leaky gut or hyper permeability. once they have calmed down, then the whole immune system can calm down.

The soldiers on the other side of your barrier can chill out finally. They don't have to be hyper vigilant, hyper responsive all the time to this low level of leaky gut or hyper permeability. once they have calmed down, then the whole immune system can calm down.

The soldiers on the other side of your barrier can chill out finally. They don't have to be hyper vigilant, hyper responsive all the time to this low level of leaky gut or hyper permeability. once they have calmed down, then the whole immune system can calm down.

It can fight off things, other pathogens, other things like dormant viruses, all those other things that people might be dealing with that just kind of get put on the shelf because they're so busy dealing with that gut inflammation. the inflammatory cascade does need to be, that spiral needs to be broken somehow.