DOCTOR TESTS PEPTIDES ON HIMSELF - HERE ARE THE RESULTS!
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What are peptides and why are they controversial?
You want to learn about peptides? Well, this is your show. You're going to learn everything about peptides, good, bad, the ugly, all of it, the controversy, you name it. The ones that I like, the ones I would never take myself because lesson number one, not all peptides are good. Okay, let's start right there. As a matter of fact, Look, there is a lot of controversy right now. I don't know if you follow Joe Rogan, but he's even getting some heat because they're coming down that he's recommending peptides, good, bad, or ugly. Who knows? But the fact is, is there's a lot of attention going to peptides right now.
What are the concerns with GLP-1 peptides for weight loss?
Of course, the peptide of all peptides. GLP-1s, right? Those are, in fact, peptides. But do I agree with GLP-1s? The answer is absolutely not. So right away, you can tell that I don't like all peptides, that being one of them, because it actually causes you to lose not just weight, meaning fat, but it also causes you to lose muscle, connective tissue. And what happens when people come off of it? Yep, they gain weight four times faster when they come off the GLP-1s, which is not good. And I know you can just microdose it.
Which peptides are considered safe and effective?
Okay, it just takes longer. But the fact is, is it disrupts how your body loses weight, absolutely affects your body's own production of GLP-1s. There's a lot of issues there. Okay, so recently in the news, let's get right after that, RFK Jr. has said, basically took the 19 peptides that the FDA has been looking at, and he took 14 of those and absolutely made them less controversial. That said, the movement is really about... moving peptides into getting them only from practitioners, doctors, and which do I think is a good thing or a bad thing, because right now you can go to a lot of different sites and buy peptides. That's the fact. You can go online right now. And peptides are what we call in the gray zone, meaning that they have to be said on these sites that they're used for animal research only, which puts them in the gray zone that people are able to buy them.
That is going to change. and for i do believe good reason because uh many of the peptides that people are buying online are from china and i would argue at best they're just simply not effective so it's a waste of money but at worst they can be contaminated and cause other problems so You have to absolutely, if you're going to enter into the peptide world, you better know your source. That is the point. And I think this new legislation is going to be a good thing where they're giving some restrictions on the companies, making sure that these are quality products. I think that is really smart. Look, peptides can be good, and especially if they're safe. All right, which peptides do I like? Let me say this right at the top of the show here, that I'm not telling anyone to take a peptide because it is gray zone and oftentimes considered a medication.
I'm not telling anyone not to take them. All I'm doing is delivering some information here. And yes, I can tell you some of the things that have been good for me. you know, my family, my wife, but I'm not going to tell you to take any of these. I'll tell you what some of the things, the results that some people find that it's good for. Okay, so I think some of the safest peptides are the BPC-157, that is the body-protecting compound, 157, which helps your body heal. How do I use this peptide? And by the way, most of the peptides actually come in a little vial where you see a little powder in the bottom that's called, it's lipolyzed, meaning it's in a little fat ball to protect it because these peptides are very fragile.
So you have to be very careful with them, even when you take this bacteria static water, and that's what you have to do. So when you get the peptides, you also want to see if the company sells or gives you bacteria static water to reconstitute the lipolyzed peptides. So that little powder, you end up pulling up a certain amount of the water, putting it in, and now it's lipolyzed. And typically, you have three months to use that.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are peptides and why are they controversial?
0:00–0:37
2
What are the concerns with GLP-1 peptides for weight loss?
0:37–1:16
3
Which peptides are considered safe and effective?
1:16–5:19
4
How should peptides be properly handled and stored?
5:19–6:36
5
What are the benefits of BPC-157 for healing?
6:36–8:17
6
How does TB500 aid in recovery?
8:17–10:38
7
What brain support peptides are recommended?
10:38–12:56
8
How can peptides impact gut health and inflammation?
12:56–16:06
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