Nathalie Niddam

Well, there was, who was it? I think it was, oh my God, what's his name? Carl. You know him. You know him. Anyway.

Well, there was, who was it? I think it was, oh my God, what's his name? Carl. You know him. You know him. Anyway.

Anyway, he was interviewing a peptide doc quite a while ago, a number of years ago, who talks about how oxytocin also has anabolic benefits. And so next thing you know, everybody's rushing out to buy oxytocin and use it post-workout for its anabolic benefits.

Anyway, he was interviewing a peptide doc quite a while ago, a number of years ago, who talks about how oxytocin also has anabolic benefits. And so next thing you know, everybody's rushing out to buy oxytocin and use it post-workout for its anabolic benefits.

Well, the thing about oxytocin is when you're using it, you're using 0.75, like you're using as little as 0.5 micrograms or 0.75 micrograms, maybe 100 micrograms. Because think about how powerful a compound is that you can introduce into your belly fat and one to two minutes later, you get a crazy head rush.

Well, the thing about oxytocin is when you're using it, you're using 0.75, like you're using as little as 0.5 micrograms or 0.75 micrograms, maybe 100 micrograms. Because think about how powerful a compound is that you can introduce into your belly fat and one to two minutes later, you get a crazy head rush.

You didn't even put it into your blood.

You didn't even put it into your blood.

You put it into belly fat.

You put it into belly fat.

And it's like a milli-itty-bitty little teeny-tiny drop. And it elicits that kind of physiological response. Like, this is where we just have to sit and wait and go, these are... I mean, they're amazing. I think that over time, they will revolutionize the way doctors practice medicine. It's going to take time. But they are incredibly powerful. So with power comes great responsibility.

And it's like a milli-itty-bitty little teeny-tiny drop. And it elicits that kind of physiological response. Like, this is where we just have to sit and wait and go, these are... I mean, they're amazing. I think that over time, they will revolutionize the way doctors practice medicine. It's going to take time. But they are incredibly powerful. So with power comes great responsibility.

That's right. So we need to treat them with respect. And... And so, you know, sometimes when I'm having conversations like this, I feel like I'm the wet blanket because everybody's walking around saying, oh, my God, these things are amazing. They're fantastic. And legit, right? Oral BPC-157, if you have gut issues, it can really help to move the needle for people.

That's right. So we need to treat them with respect. And... And so, you know, sometimes when I'm having conversations like this, I feel like I'm the wet blanket because everybody's walking around saying, oh, my God, these things are amazing. They're fantastic. And legit, right? Oral BPC-157, if you have gut issues, it can really help to move the needle for people.

And sometimes it can even help with musculoskeletal issues taken orally if you don't have a major biomechanical driver to your injury. But I guess I've taken on this role because I feel like nobody else is out there saying this. And so I don't think wet blanket is a really good moniker.

And sometimes it can even help with musculoskeletal issues taken orally if you don't have a major biomechanical driver to your injury. But I guess I've taken on this role because I feel like nobody else is out there saying this. And so I don't think wet blanket is a really good moniker.

And do your blood work.

And do your blood work.

And when you're not doing that, do blood work again. Like with SARMs, you got to be smart.

And when you're not doing that, do blood work again. Like with SARMs, you got to be smart.