CAAMAS LAB Podcast - Episodio 2 - Entrevista al Dr. Edwin Lee, endocrinólogo y orador internacional
Guest appearances — Dr. Edwin Lee, MD — CAAMAS LAB Podcast - Episodio 2 - Entrevista al Dr. Edwin Lee, endocrinólogo y orador internacional
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What this video covers
Edwin Lee and we just finished another successful peptide certification class here in sunny Puerto Rico. So I’m going to be talking I want to talk to you Dr. Lee about a few things happening in the peptide field. So the first one is let’s let’s discuss what do you think is happening with all these labs that are selling for research only peptides.
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Key points, in the speaker’s own framing
Well, and I think it’s really concerning especially when when we see physicians, you know, healthcare practitioners that are using for research only peptides.
- But if you’re a clinician, you shouldn’t be using for research peptides with your patients.
- And that’s what we’ve been teaching to use peptides from a 503A compounding pharmacy.
- Yeah, that’s I mean that’s something we we would always appreciate in the peptide world that you know the federal regulations can be softened on on peptides because a we know we know how how beneficial they are for our patients.
- Um, B, and I think this is really a point that bothers me particularly, is when the FDA redefined what a peptide was, it was really an arbitrary decision to say, hey, peptides are now anything 40 amino acids and less.
- Yeah, we we we are getting some more FDA approved peptides which is good for everyone.
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