Doctor Explains PRP vs BPC-157 - Healing SHOWDOWN
This Is Not Covered — Dr. Ashley Froese — Doctor Explains PRP vs BPC-157 - Healing SHOWDOWN
Channel: This Is Not Covered - Dr. Ashley Froese · Our label: Clinician educator · Source: youtube.com/watch?v=qWrPJrYGTXk
What this video covers
Listen, I’m a real doctor, and I’ve injected over 500 patients with plasma or plateletri plasma. And I can confidently say that over 80% of those injections, and I’m being conservative here, have had some sort of healing, if not healed completely. The very first plasma or plateletri plasma injection I did was in a guy who had some shoulder pain, and he couldn’t do pull-ups because of that pain. One injection later, and the next week, he was back to doing pull-ups painfree.
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Key points, in the speaker’s own framing
- And I can confidently say that over 80% of those injections, and I’m being conservative here, have had some sort of healing, if not healed completely.
- So, when people ask me things about BPC57 and other peptides, yeah, I’ve heard the hype.
- There are other ways to heal injuries and inflammation.
- BPC57 is a peptide, a chain of amino acids that is a fragment of something called body protecting compound.
- body protecting compound is found in your gastric juices and body protecting compounds main function seems to be to protect the gut and accelerate healing within it.
- Now, if you want to get nerdy with this and understand why we do this, it’s helpful to know why platelets can induce inflammation and healing.
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