RESET Your Age & Live Better with These Peptides for Longevity | Jay Campbell on Mind Pump 2032
Jay Campbell — appearances & channel — RESET Your Age & Live Better with These Peptides for Longevity | Jay Campbell on Mind Pump 2032
Channel: Mind Pump Show · Our label: PRIMARILY SELLER — BioLongevity Labs owner (per census). Labeled, never neutral. · Source: youtube.com/watch?v=HT57yASowpI
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So, uh we just kind of started getting into the the space of peptides, which is been fascinating for someone like me. Um and I’d say over the last maybe year, I’ve really started kind of diving into this whole world of peptides. Um you seem like you really know what you’re talking about. So, that’s why I have you on the show is I wanted to talk about some of that stuff.
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Key points, in the speaker’s own framing
- So, there’s probably now between 8 and 14, I think, FDA-approved peptides.
- Like Like that peptide That peptide So, that peptide and GHK-Cu are the ShamWow peptides in that they have so many uses, they’re so utilitarian.
- So, but to to say tesamorelin So, tesamorelin is also a uh FDA-approved peptide under the name Egrifta.
- So, I started using tesamorelin myself in 2018 from Tailor Made Compound Pharmacy, which is at one point where all the doctors and everybody in that peptide space were getting their peptides from.
- So, these topical peptide formulations with very powerful angiogenic cofactors like GHK-Cu copper peptide which we’ll talk about as we go deeper um, can absolutely regrow hair to the scalp.
- But you’re not going to get like a growth hormone inducing peptide, you know, or a MOTS-c or you know, even any of the um life-extending like epitalon or thymalin.
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