Lee Godfrey

We don't actually have an amount of peptides that we make, but just know that they're in the thousands.

So like I said, the peptides are very specific in what they do.

So if someone said, I want to lose weight, you can put them on a GLP, which is a peptide, or you can put them on growth hormone.

And what growth hormone actually does, it actually metabolizes fat for energy.

So you'd lose weight just by going on some growth hormones.

That's correct.

And it increases lean muscle.

Right, exactly.

It does increase and it induces muscle strength.

So you can lose weight just going on growth hormone.

And just so you know, growth hormone is actually, you're still producing plenty of it until you stop growing, which is maybe 30.

And that's going to give or take each week.

you know, person's DNA and stuff.

30 years old?

30 years old, you're still producing.

At 30, you're probably reducing about 15% of growth hormone.

And every decade after that, another 15%, another 15%.

Someone like me, probably if you took my growth hormone without me taking that peptide to induce it, I'd probably have very, very little growth.

So at 30, I always tell people, when you're in your 30s, you know, if you want to take some, you are reduced at 15%, but you don't want to get desensitized with it.

So you don't want to take it for long periods of time.