Are PEPTIDES and TEST worth it for young people? A doctors honest take
Guest appearances — Dr. Abud Bakri — Are PEPTIDES and TEST worth it for young people? A doctors honest take
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What this video covers
I wanted to get someone qualified to talk about the explosion in young people doing peptides, young people doing testosterone, steroids, and fetamines. It’s been a trend uh that’s really uh blown up over the last couple weeks. I’m not anti these things on a broad scale at all. Probably going to take advantage of some of them and use them as I get older.
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Key points, in the speaker’s own framing
- And we see studies again there’s just not really a lot of research on like uh » young healthy people just taking tests.
Now, when you have high levels of testosterone at night and you’re sustained high, you don’t have that drop, your testicles don’t get the LH and FSH signal because your brain’s like, “Hey, we have testosterone.
- And most that will vary person to person but within you know a few months people will notice sign significant testicular shrinkage and now you no longer have testosterone being made by your testicles.
- So what this doctor found out is that GHK copper levels are high in the skin as you’re young um and in your bloodstream and then decrease dramatically as you age.
The cool part about this peptide, the way I think about peptides is there’s really two big classifications when it comes to risk.
- And so, with copper GHK, uh this video went viral, this doctor basically being like um he talks about some peptides in this way of well, they could sort of feed um cancers.
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