Beyond Physician: Dr. Steve Matta on Pain, Peptides, and Performance #peptidepulse #podcast
The Peptide Pulse — Beyond Physician: Dr. Steve Matta on Pain, Peptides, and Performance #peptidepulse #podcast
Channel: The Peptide Pulse · Our label: Dedicated peptide podcast · Source: youtube.com/watch?v=vmXtLBR_oY8
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But the nice thing is peptides are super safe. If someone reacts, they’re going to react, but they’re not going to have a negative consequence. I go to this acupuncturist who fixes my heel pain in like four visits. » I mean, I was going to say 90%, but it’s probably 99% of the people out there like, you know, I could probably change something.
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Key points, in the speaker’s own framing
- But the nice thing is peptides are super safe.
- He’s leading Philadelphia’s meeting point health with a model that blends functional medicine, peptides, IV therapy, regenerative injections, and movement medicine, which is so true to my heart as a chiropractor.
You know, so many people talk about, you know, inflammation is bad, inflammation, well, inflammation is actually the healing process.
- So um those are more of my repair peptides you know when I think of like healing and repair.
- If I’m really trying like if someone has like uh I treat a lot of labum tears uh and I’m really trying to like get something to heal and mend, I tend to like to throw in GHK copper.
- And so we put them on um uh we put them on BPC 157, TB500 uh and then we put him on the growth hormone peptides um and uh and then I also did you know I did electroacupuncture on now he also had some other motivations.
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