Nathalie Niddam

And it's and it's, you know, like when you see it happen, you're like, OK, this is a thing. This is the thing. This person didn't do anything wrong. Now, did this person already have a pancreas that was compromised? Are they heavy drinkers?

And it's and it's, you know, like when you see it happen, you're like, OK, this is a thing. This is the thing. This person didn't do anything wrong. Now, did this person already have a pancreas that was compromised? Are they heavy drinkers?

I don't know all the answers to those questions, but this is why you've got to sit with your physician who's probably seen this over and over and over again and can at least start to ask the questions to make sure, right? Right, right, right. Before BPC-157 got taken off the table by the FDA...

I don't know all the answers to those questions, but this is why you've got to sit with your physician who's probably seen this over and over and over again and can at least start to ask the questions to make sure, right? Right, right, right. Before BPC-157 got taken off the table by the FDA...

There are a number of physicians that would give people BPC-157 with the GLP-1 as a protective mechanism for the pancreas. Okay. Now, the other black box warning is for a particular type of thyroid cancer that they've only really observed happening in rats. But, you know, as time goes on, I'm hearing a bit more chatter about the risk of it in humans.

There are a number of physicians that would give people BPC-157 with the GLP-1 as a protective mechanism for the pancreas. Okay. Now, the other black box warning is for a particular type of thyroid cancer that they've only really observed happening in rats. But, you know, as time goes on, I'm hearing a bit more chatter about the risk of it in humans.

So anybody who has a history of thyroid cancer probably is not a candidate. There's the chatter I've heard. I haven't seen the studies yet, but the chatter I've heard is possibly that it would be linked to long-term high dose use, right? So we just have to be, again, we have to be mindful.

So anybody who has a history of thyroid cancer probably is not a candidate. There's the chatter I've heard. I haven't seen the studies yet, but the chatter I've heard is possibly that it would be linked to long-term high dose use, right? So we just have to be, again, we have to be mindful.

I think the thing that we have to be really cautious about with the GLP-1s is that we take our time, we go low and slow, we use our minimum effective dose and be patient. It took you a long time to get to where you are. It's not going to resolve in two months.

I think the thing that we have to be really cautious about with the GLP-1s is that we take our time, we go low and slow, we use our minimum effective dose and be patient. It took you a long time to get to where you are. It's not going to resolve in two months.

Okay. So now let's move down. What else is the GLP-1 doing? This is where it gets exciting, right? It actually improves the pancreas' response to glucose in the system. And it makes you more insulin sensitive. One of the problems that got us to where we are in the first place is we become insulin resistant. So the body doesn't respond to insulin properly.

Okay. So now let's move down. What else is the GLP-1 doing? This is where it gets exciting, right? It actually improves the pancreas' response to glucose in the system. And it makes you more insulin sensitive. One of the problems that got us to where we are in the first place is we become insulin resistant. So the body doesn't respond to insulin properly.

And then the pancreas sometimes doesn't release enough of insulin. So if it helps the pancreas to release insulin in a more appropriate manner when needed, plus it makes it easier for your body to respond to insulin, which means it gets glucose into the cell, which means you're going to store it as glycogen. And guess where it really, really works? Oh, at skeletal muscle and cardiac muscle.

And then the pancreas sometimes doesn't release enough of insulin. So if it helps the pancreas to release insulin in a more appropriate manner when needed, plus it makes it easier for your body to respond to insulin, which means it gets glucose into the cell, which means you're going to store it as glycogen. And guess where it really, really works? Oh, at skeletal muscle and cardiac muscle.

And this whole storyline about how the GLP-1s eat your muscle is the biggest bunch of crap I've ever heard. Because it will cause your body to consume muscle in the event that... You don't eat enough protein and you don't exercise.

And this whole storyline about how the GLP-1s eat your muscle is the biggest bunch of crap I've ever heard. Because it will cause your body to consume muscle in the event that... You don't eat enough protein and you don't exercise.

Are you going to lose? Am I saying you'll lose no muscle? Hell no. You might. You might lose a little bit of muscle. But if you lose 40 pounds of fat and a little bit of muscle with it, guess what? You're way ahead.

Are you going to lose? Am I saying you'll lose no muscle? Hell no. You might. You might lose a little bit of muscle. But if you lose 40 pounds of fat and a little bit of muscle with it, guess what? You're way ahead.

Like you're way ahead. You're metabolically healthier. You can build back the muscle.

Like you're way ahead. You're metabolically healthier. You can build back the muscle.