Here’s Why I Inject a Female Hormone 3x a Week
Dave Asprey — appearances & channel — Here’s Why I Inject a Female Hormone 3x a Week
Channel: Dave Asprey · Our label: Biohacking entrepreneur (Bulletproof founder) · Source: youtube.com/watch?v=Ofk4yMt9oM8
What this video covers
I don’t have man boobs anymore because I control my estrogen levels. » Most, people, think, estrogen, is, the, devil, but for men, it actually drives a lot of our sex drive and a lot of our cognition. Most people when they get super, super, lean,, they’re, going to aromatize less of their testosterone into estrogen, which leads to lower libido. Jay Campbell and Hunter Williams have spent years at the edges of health science using tools most people never hear about outside the dark corners of the gym.
Summary drawn from this video’s own transcript (banked in our research library, pulled 2026-11-07). Claims below are the speaker’s — attributed, not endorsed. This site publishes no dosing, protocol, or sourcing information.
Key points, in the speaker’s own framing
- You know, the healing peptides, I think most people are familiar with BPC 157, which is body protective compound.
- So BPC137 indogenous to human body, but if, I, have a, torn, shoulder, and, injected my shoulder, it’s going to do the signaling in the shoulder to heal, help with inflammation, help with angioenesis around the shoulder.
- GHK is copper tripeptide which is present in collagen.
But, obviously, healthy, from, a, healthy standpoint would be for men it’s somewhere between 12 to 15% is healthy.
- So this is just two pills a day exactly after three days that after 3 days and these are the Russian bio regulators and you could stack those with injecting testosterone and you can stack them even with oral testosterone.
- The injectable five amino that’s that’s not going to cause an issue like like injecting a GLP1 with a growth hormone aagonist peptide and throwing in a mitochondrial optimizing peptide.
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