Peptides: Breakthrough or Expensive Hype? | Ep. 95
Jay Campbell — appearances & channel — Peptides: Breakthrough or Expensive Hype? | Ep. 95
Channel: A Healthy Point Of View · Our label: PRIMARILY SELLER — BioLongevity Labs owner (per census). Labeled, never neutral. · Source: youtube.com/watch?v=H7JxQPmYeFk
What this video covers
Guys will come to me and they’re like, I got 550, man I’m good. My doctor gave me a thing and I’m like, well what’s your free testosterone there? Your doctor didn’t measure your free testosterone? Free testosterone is the only number that matters.
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Key points, in the speaker’s own framing
- We’re talking about health, we’re talking about heart health, we’re talking about brain health, we’re talking about everything.
- Like it was like this peptide, it was a GHRH, which was a growth hormone releasing peptide that did not increase cortisol or prolactin when you used it.
- But at the end of the day, that hormonal balance, when we talk about health, we’re talking about heart health, we’re talking about brain health, we’re talking about everything, right?
- And you, as a doctor who is governed by the laws of the FDA and the AMA and all these different alphabet bureaucracies are not allowed to recommend these because they’re not FDA approved.
- I mean, if you could go out and prescribe a peptide or any doctor could prescribe a peptide for any, you know, routine issue, we would have a world change.
- Jen, do you think when you’re talking about the peptides and those getting legalized and whatnot, do you think the individual states can legalize the peptides?
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