MASTERCLASS DR ADEEL KHAN
Dr. Adeel Khan & Eterna Health — MASTERCLASS DR ADEEL KHAN
Channel: Dr Adeel Khan & Eterna Health · Our label: Clinician — international clinic (Eterna Health). Not a US prescriber. · Source: youtube.com/watch?v=g5QTKeLoD6I
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Alejandro Molina, director medical global Rapido Dilan Dr. And ultimately, I hope the reason why you guys want to do that is for the same reason I want to do it because it’s better for our patients and it’s better for society at large, right? [clears throat] if we can prevent diseases, if we can treat the root cause or if we can actually reverse diseases uh and instead of just managing symptoms, that’s going to be better for better for everyone. So, so thank you and hopefully you’ll find this a very engaging kind of a morning and afternoon.
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- So most peptides will not absorb through the like you know you can’t do that with like BPC or like you know SS but copper peptide can actually absorb through the skin.
Doctors I would like to ask you if you can wait for the microphone because we have so many doctors online and they cannot hear.
- And then there’s there’s a test in the US now, excuse me, called Mi screen, Mi screen, which is a mitochondrial test, but it looks at cell membrane health.
- So meaning they go from being these very potent anti-inflammatory regenerative cells to being more pro-inflammatory and then after age 60 is when they can actually become even procancerous.
- So basically means if we keep your immune system healthier longer you’re probably going to reduce your risk of disease and live a longer healthier life.
- So as as their doctor, you have to be very cognizant of these GLP1s and the risk with them too.
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