Science Behind Peptides
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Channel: Vita Wellness · Our label: Science-explainer shows · Source: youtube.com/watch?v=XE7KQbRsAv4
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And uh and uh it’s all about men’s mental health and mental health in general and I have company called Copper Johns which is a men’s grooming company and our model is be proud of who you are.
- So again we some do require a prescription and we do have the telehealth and the and the doctors for you.
- You know, these These things actually I’ve seen firsthand what peptides can do as far not just tissue healing and things of that nature, but as pretty much the greatest anti-inflammatories on the planet.
- Uh, then you have things like TB 500, which has been shown, uh, in clinical data to be extremely helpful with tissue repair and ligament and joint damage.
- And uh, so Cloe, I would say Cloe, uh, if you’re talking injury, because Glo and Cloe are very similar, but Cloe, um, adds the KPV and that KPV is, uh, an anti-inflammatory.
- Um or you can do like the Wolverine stack and just get KPV separately, you know, and then those three that eliminates the copper and your the injury repair is is phenomenal.
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