Which GLP is best? I’ve tried all three. Here’s my honest take.
Kim Constable — Which GLP is best? I’ve tried all three. Here’s my honest take.
Channel: Kim Constable · Our label: SELLER — founder of Verified Vials; education format over a store. Labeled, never neutral. · Source: youtube.com/watch?v=CASrYY6z1zo
What this video covers
So, I am actually just on my way to the gym, as you can see from how I'm dressed. Um, but I thought I would stop by the podcast studio and make a quick episode, which is kind of a follow-up episode of the uh podcast that I came in and recorded last night, which was all about which GLP should I choose? I did um talk a bit about my personal experience but it was mostly about the science. It was mostly about what GLP does, what GLP1 does, what GIP does, um what glucagon receptor does.
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Key points, in the speaker’s own framing
- It was mostly about what GLP does, what GLP1 does, what GIP does, um what glucagon receptor does.
- my body started processing insulin better which is a huge benefit of the GLP because what happens is the GLP receptor agonist sits on the muscle cells and locks into them in the same way that insulin does.
- So the GLP1 is throwing a bucket of water on the inflammation because that's what it does.
- Actually, you have to find a private doctor who's willing to write an off label prescription, but they kind of need more insurance for writing off label prescriptions.
- So, it's a whole show over here, but um I know that you can get an off label prescription in America pretty easily and that your prescription laws you can get like peptides and drugs and stuff from compounding.
- I do loads of shorts on peptides and peptide content, GLP content, loads of funny stuff as well.
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