Joe Rogan experience with RFK talking about peptides, 14 out of 19
RFK Jr. & HHS — coverage — Joe Rogan experience with RFK talking about peptides, 14 out of 19
Channel: Tori Rasberry · Our label: Coverage of the Secretary, HHS and the 2026 policy fight · Source: youtube.com/watch?v=K4Oy9H3K7Ko
What this video covers
Like where where are we at right now on peptides and getting them regulated and making sure it’s not this weird gray area because we know they’re effective but we also know that there’s a lot of push back on peptides. I’ve used them myself and used them with really good effect um you know with on a couple of injuries. Um what happened was there were 19 peptides that you can just so people understand the there’s a there was a law written that um to allow compounding pharmacies to make compounds that were part of approved drugs. So, you know, part of…
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Key points, in the speaker’s own framing
- Like where where are we at right now on peptides and getting them regulated and making sure it’s not this weird gray area because we know they’re effective but we also know that there’s a lot of push back on peptides.
- Um what happened was there were 19 peptides that you can just so people understand the there’s a there was a law written that um to allow compounding pharmacies to make compounds that were part of approved drugs.
- So, you know, part of approved ingredients of approved drugs to make them individually for patients who could did not have access to the particular um formulation that they needed to fit them.
- And the compounding pharmacies and peptides was part of that group.
- There were 19 peptides that were widely formulated by compounding pharmacies during the Biden administration.
- It was illegal because they’re not supposed to do that unless there’s a safety signal.
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