'WRONG!' - Andrew Huberman's GLP-1 Expert Reveals Big Pharma & Peptide LIES | Dr. Abud Bakri
Guest appearances — Dr. Abud Bakri — 'WRONG!' - Andrew Huberman's GLP-1 Expert Reveals Big Pharma & Peptide LIES | Dr. Abud Bakri
Channel: Julian Dorey · Our label: Guest appearance — Dr. Abud Bakri as guest on host channels. The host channel is named on every page. · Source: youtube.com/watch?v=pw6PFUtA0L0
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So you’re telling me you got this organization nonprofit over in the West Bank. » So what what what are you doing over there? So we are the only, as far as I know, uh, teleah health organization that provides care to patients in Gaza. We connect them with doctors across the world.
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Key points, in the speaker’s own framing
- For people out there who are totally unfamiliar with how that might work, you mentioned a few minutes ago about, » you know, sometimes doctors are trying to get things approved and they can’t get approved.
- There’s almost nothing similar between BBC57, the the regenerative peptide, and » ozambic, the GLP1 weight loss peptide.
- I like looking at the subcategories » of the peptides like the GLP-1s, the Russian peptides, the growth hormone peptides and like regenerative side.
- And those are very potent molecules whether that’s GLP1s, insulin, the new peptides, thymes peptides, whatever it may be.
- And these are some of the FDA approved peptides like tessamorin um sorin was FDA approved, no longer really is on that list, but um these peptides are used like tessmoron was approved for HIV patients with lipodistrophe.
- FDA approves it for one thing, but people can prescribe it off label for recovery, for sleep, for better growth hormone production.
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