Your Cells Think They're Working Out | BIG PEPTIDE NEWS - Dr. Matt Cook
Ben Greenfield — Your Cells Think They're Working Out | BIG PEPTIDE NEWS - Dr. Matt Cook
Channel: Ben Greenfield Life · Our label: Biohacking author & podcaster · Source: youtube.com/watch?v=0cRQMIlgwgM
What this video covers
The complication rate from peptides is » no doctor has ever really figured out in terms of like the whole picture. » These peptides are the way that our body communicates with itself. Has an effect kind [music] of like basically what would happen if a cell was exercising. Uh a few numbers were thrown around in this pretty uh important and pretty fascinating peptides podcast with Dr.
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Key points, in the speaker’s own framing
- So, it’s like representatives from the FDA that you and all these other people who are trying to be a a voice of reason for peptides are attempting to convince that they should be legal for compounding » 100%.
- Each peptide had an indication that the FDA was taking into consideration why they would review it for but then people also spoke about the diversity of different reasons that people use those peptides.
- Where there’s there’s certain things that a doctor is legally allowed to prescribe for a specific reason, but then they’re not allowed to make a recommendation to use that off label.
- and then it goes in and then that active fragment is having an anti-inflammatory effect in in the intestine on the inside of the intestine wall.
- And what happened is is when a cell is in a state of stress, it there it can make inflammatory cytoines and anti-inflammatory cytoines and KPV suppresses the inflammatory cytoines having an anti-inflammatory effect.
- And so KPV can have an anti-inflammatory effect and and then by turning the inflammation off switch the body into healing mode for wound healing.
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