Thomas DeLauer and Jillian Michaels break down BPC157 and Health Benefits
Jillian Michaels — Thomas DeLauer and Jillian Michaels break down BPC157 and Health Benefits
Channel: Jillian Michaels · Our label: Fitness figure — on-record critic of gray-market peptide use · Source: youtube.com/watch?v=lyaOIrW4TCE
What this video covers
If we come back to the peptides thing, » okay, » a lot of these peptides have been around for a long time and used in various research settings. And then I don’t know why some of them, you know, like BPC57 I think is closer to getting like approved for other uses compared to some of these others. But like I have a doctor that literally will write a prescription. So they can’t be like you’re not going to have a regular pharmaceutical company create these peptides yet, right?
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Key points, in the speaker’s own framing
- If we come back to the peptides thing, » okay, » a lot of these peptides have been around for a long time and used in various research settings.
- And then I don’t know why some of them, you know, like BPC57 I think is closer to getting like approved for other uses compared to some of these others.
- But like I have a doctor that literally will write a prescription.
And I remember like GLP1s being like a research peptide like that people would go and they would use it for bodybuilding competitions to like cut, right?
- He had to stop compounding them and he refers me to smaller compoundingarmacies and he’s trying to work with the FDA.
So that compounding pharmacies can make peptides for people legally but because certain powers that be want to control the space, they don’t want it to happen.
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