Wendy Zuckerman
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3,034 appearances
14 recordings
3 series
first heard May 2020
last heard 2 Jul
Wendy Zuckerman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And in humans, different versions of Hasse's mitochondrial peptides have been linked to lowering our risk of various diseases.
In lab and animal studies, these peptides can affect muscle growth, metabolism, oxidative stress, insulin sensitivity and cognition.
And we just keep finding more peptides.
A study published in May this year found more than 3,000 peptides hiding in the mysterious chunks of our DNA.
And we're not sure what many of them even do.
Hussey is excited that there is this whole world of tiny proteins, actors in the human body that we didn't even know existed.
And he reckons it could change the way that we understand some diseases, possibly opening the door to different kinds of medicine.
Another researcher told me that maybe we're not going to find that many peptides.
He thought it's more like 20,000, maybe 30,000.
But still, that's a lot of peptides.
And one of the peptides that Hasi's team has discovered completely bolted into internet fame.
Motsi.
That's right.
The peptide from the start of the show that people are going bananas for, saying that it's helping them lose weight and get energy.
It is one of the top five peptides that you should try to glow up for summer and flex on your ex.
Respectfully.
It's Hasi's baby.
Now, if you are racking your Yiddish trying to work out this one, it actually comes from a Hebrew prayer.
Motsi.
So, let's get into the science and find out if maybe you should start taking it.
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