BPC-157: Origins, Uses & Effects on the Body | Dr. Abud Bakri & Dr. Andrew Huberman
Guest appearances — Dr. Abud Bakri — BPC-157: Origins, Uses & Effects on the Body | Dr. Abud Bakri & Dr. Andrew Huberman
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What this video covers
We’ll explore safety and what is your stance on it from the perspective of a consumer and a clinician. » The best way to look at it is, you know, as humans we’ve been looking for medicines in plants for thousands of years. And in the last, let’s say 150 years, we’ve been looking for medicines in cells. So, animal derived versus plant plant derived medicines is the way to think about it.
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Key points, in the speaker’s own framing
- We’ll explore safety and what is your stance on it from the perspective of a consumer and a clinician.
- So, a group in Croatia in the ’90s looks out for this peptide called BPC that they they and eventually named BPC.
- It’s a 40,000 Dalton giant peptide called BPC.
- There’s probably other peptides and compounds in there but they they found that gastric juices had positive effects on healing on people that had you know GERD and these kind of things.
Is BPC considered anti-inflammatory because based on what you just said, it almost seems like it helps maintain some of the pro-inflammatory response.
- So, theoretically, this would allow more growth hormone to dock in and and cause the outgrowth of the tendon and and the and the regrowth of it.
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