Why 95% of Peptide Advice Is Wrong (Jay Campbell Explains)
Jay Campbell — appearances & channel — Why 95% of Peptide Advice Is Wrong (Jay Campbell Explains)
Channel: The Reverse Aging Club with Meredith Oke · Our label: PRIMARILY SELLER — BioLongevity Labs owner (per census). Labeled, never neutral. · Source: youtube.com/watch?v=3K1znLgO_k0
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Oh, take this GLP or take this GLP2 or this GLP3 and lose 30 pounds and you don’t have to do anything and eat ho Hos and Twinkies and sit on your ass. And so of course of course I connected with a person who has been rejected and cancelled by the medical establishment by the mainstream health influencer establishment. That’s the person I want to listen to and I know that you do too. Um so he started needing hormone therapy at a at a quite young age and so has grown along with this industry and is a deep deep insider with deep deep knowledge of the…
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Key points, in the speaker’s own framing
- Oh, take this GLP or take this GLP2 or this GLP3 and lose 30 pounds and you don’t have to do anything and eat ho Hos and Twinkies and sit on your ass.
- And while some of them are the smartest people in the world from a formulation and biochemical you know creation standpoint they are again are not for health and it’s about how much money they can make.
- And that’s why I said in my book which came out in February of this year called Metabolic Awakening with GLP-1 peptides.
- Oh, take this GLP or take this GLP2 or this GLP3 and lose 30 pounds and you don’t have to do anything and eat ho hos and Twinkies and sit on your ass.
- The clinical industry does not understand what they’re even talking about neither how to prescribe them, right?
The GLP ones that are prescribed, say if you just go to your standard GP, » Yep.
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