Are Peptides Prostate Safe, BPC-157, Anti Aging & the FDA with Dr James LaValle - EP 194
Guest appearances — Jim LaValle, RPh — Are Peptides Prostate Safe, BPC-157, Anti Aging & the FDA with Dr James LaValle - EP 194
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What this video covers
Welcome [music] everybody to another episode of the Dr. From anti-aging to faster recovery, they’re being called the next big breakthrough in medicine. James Lavalle, clinical pharmacist, board certified clinical nutritionist, and leading expert in precision health and longevity medicine. We explore the science behind peptides, the controversy surrounding BPC 157, what the FDA is really saying, and the hidden dangers of buying peptides online.
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Key points, in the speaker’s own framing
- We explore the science behind peptides, the controversy surrounding BPC 157, what the FDA is really saying, and the hidden dangers of buying peptides online.
- Now, basically, when you look at other peptides in the market, now we always look at FDA approval as kind of a stamp of maybe safety.
- So, these were compounds being made by compounding pharmacists on the clinical desire of a clinician who has a relationship with that patient and in order to create the best outcome for that patient.
- And so, compounding pharmacy is allowed to make products that are not FDA-approved, but there is a safety signal that is recognized.
- And they can write a prescription legally, and it can be filled legally through a compounding pharmacy that’s made for human use and inspected by the FDA for their adherence to the policies and procedures.
- And for six out of seven peptides that we presented, they were voted on and, you know, and they were approved to go on to get full FDA approval to move them onto that list.
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