Peptide of the Week: BPC-157 Peptide of the Week https://peptideoftheweekpod.com/episodes/peptide-of-the-week-bpc-157/transcript We are not doctors. The content on this site is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Any compounds discussed may be intended for research purposes only. Use at your own risk. Amounts, timing and cycle lengths below are reported as the named speaker described them. Nothing here is a protocol to follow. --- 0:00 Speaker 0: Welcome back to the peptide of the week. 0:03 Speaker 0: I'm your host, JD Denham, and I got my cohost across the way, mister William T. Haas. What's up? What's up, brother? 0:11 Speaker 1: How are you? I'm good, man. I'm good. 0:15 Speaker 0: Busy 0:17 Speaker 0: always. 0:17 Speaker 1: Do you know? I got my dog here hanging out next to me, just constantly grunting at me, being like, are 0:24 Speaker 1: we gonna leave and go run around or what? 0:26 Speaker 1: But Poor Oscar. Poor Oscar. Let's wake him up. Oscar. Oscar. 0:31 Speaker 0: Wake him up. Well, everybody, we are here today to talk about the peptide of the week. We're gonna talk about 1 of our favorites, but I think it's 1 of everybody's favorites. If you are you are over 40 years old, 1 of your best friends should be BPC-157, 0:48 Speaker 0: because 0:49 Speaker 0: There's Oscar. 0:52 Speaker 0: That's good. He's 0:54 Speaker 1: got a big old bed right there. Anybody 0:57 Speaker 0: that follows my channels knows in the last week, man, I'm a wounded man right now. I have had a sciatic nerve 1:03 Speaker 0: that's being pinched over the last 10 days. And, if you have not felt that pain, 1:09 Speaker 0: feel good because it's brutal. It's brutal. So, 1:13 Speaker 0: Will, tell us a little bit about tell us a little bit about BPC-one 1:17 Speaker 0: hundred 57. What is it? What does it do? 1:20 Speaker 1: BPC-one 1:21 Speaker 1: hundred 57 is 1:22 Speaker 1: called that because it well, the BPC stands for body protection 1:27 Speaker 1: compound. 1:29 Speaker 1: It has been just, I mean, heavily, heavily tested 1:34 Speaker 1: over the years and because it works, and so scientists and companies and everybody is really just trying to find more and more uses for this thing. 1:43 Speaker 1: It is very, very safe. 1:46 Speaker 1: You really can't, like, overdose on BPC-one hundred 57, 1:50 Speaker 1: and it was found in our, like, gastric juices. 1:53 Speaker 1: So scientists, 1:55 Speaker 1: I guess, said, Hey, 1:57 Speaker 1: we have stomach acid, and we eat when we eat things, that stomach acid just dissolves everything we eat. Well, how come the stomach acid isn't eating us Yeah. From the inside out? Right? And and the answer is we have this, 2:09 Speaker 1: well, this layer of, like, mucus around, 2:13 Speaker 1: around our stomach that protects us, but basically that mucus layer is pretty much, like, all made up of this or has heavy, 2:19 Speaker 1: heavy, heavy concentrations of this this amino acid chain, 2:24 Speaker 1: and they figured, that's interesting. So these, so 2:28 Speaker 1: our stomach acid just 2:30 Speaker 1: does 2:31 Speaker 1: eat through, right? It eats through this mucus, but the BPC-one 157 essentially just kind of like heals and rebuilds that mucus faster than it can get eaten through. So that raised some interesting questions of scientists and say, what the hell what the heck else can it heal, right, in our body? 2:48 Speaker 1: So they have bottled it up and 2:51 Speaker 1: multiplied it by 1000 and started and done some tests injecting it into people and found that that, heck, it works there too. 3:00 Speaker 1: I would say that, 3:02 Speaker 1: you know, it is mostly 3:06 Speaker 1: it's really gonna work well with your ligaments and tendons. 3:09 Speaker 1: Okay? 3:11 Speaker 1: And it needs to be a it doesn't think of it this way. BPC 3:17 Speaker 1: needs to be 3:18 Speaker 1: injected locally. 3:20 Speaker 1: Okay? So it's where it does not travel well through well through our body. If you inject it in your 3:26 Speaker 1: elbow, it's not really gonna help your foot at all. 3:30 Speaker 1: It's only gonna help your elbow. 3:32 Speaker 1: It 3:34 Speaker 1: also doesn't last a very long in our body, so doses need to be very frequent, so every day and injected locally. 3:42 Speaker 1: Now 3:43 Speaker 1: also there's an oral form, right? People out there are selling BPC 3:48 Speaker 1: capsules 3:49 Speaker 1: and 3:50 Speaker 1: that is legitimate and that actually can really, really there's some proven studies that it's healing your gut, healing leaky gut, healing 3:58 Speaker 1: ulcers caused by like 4:01 Speaker 1: over NSAID 4:02 Speaker 1: which is a nonsteroidal 4:03 Speaker 1: anti inflammatory. Right? We're all told that ibuprofen is bad for our 4:07 Speaker 1: gut, and 4:08 Speaker 1: those of us, I don't know, who played baseball, who took Vioxx, 4:13 Speaker 1: which is like a very strong NSAID, 4:16 Speaker 1: that can 4:17 Speaker 1: cause ulcers and can just kind of eat away at your stomach. Well, BPC is literally proven to heal those. 4:23 Speaker 1: Wow. So while when taken orally, 4:26 Speaker 1: it will help your gut. 4:28 Speaker 1: When administered via like injection and the spot injection somewhere else in your body, it will 4:34 Speaker 1: heal help heal that injury. Won't do much for the gut though. 4:39 Speaker 0: Yeah, so I've had some people ask about that in regards to, you know, we always suggest spot injection. So if it's a elbow tendonitis, 4:47 Speaker 0: shoulder into the muscle, but they've asked about 4:51 Speaker 0: that in particular, like if you take it sub q, would that work to heal your gut? What do you say on that? 4:57 Speaker 1: I'd say it's better than nothing. I would I would I think it's better than nothing. It's got a better chance. 5:04 Speaker 1: Frankly, what I would do is is squirt it in water and drink it fast before I would do it sub q. So if we really wanna look look at just gut healing, 5:14 Speaker 1: I would do that. Interesting. 5:17 Speaker 1: It would work. 5:19 Speaker 0: There you go. So 1 of the questions, I mean, BPC-one hundred 57, I would say, is probably the most widely known 5:27 Speaker 0: peptide compared to maybe HGH maybe has the top seat, but if 5:32 Speaker 0: you where people start to kinda 5:35 Speaker 0: you have to kinda know which one's better for you in regards to the TB-five 100 or the BPC-157, 5:41 Speaker 0: because those are the 2 main healing peptides, 5:44 Speaker 0: and I think people get confused on that. So I wanna ask you directly, 5:48 Speaker 0: would be your opinion on what would you use BPC-1574 5:53 Speaker 0: compared to, like, instead of a TB-five 100? 5:57 Speaker 1: Sure. Good that's a good question. 6:01 Speaker 1: 1st of all, it doesn't need to be an either or. 6:05 Speaker 1: Okay. Great. They're not use both is the right answer, but Yeah. So I guess the quick thing, a TB 500 is more of like a whole body healing. It's gonna be a better, like, total anti inflammatory, 6:17 Speaker 1: right, 6:19 Speaker 1: for the whole body it is going to help everything 6:22 Speaker 1: rebuild and heal. It does travel well throughout the body, so a Sub Q injection 6:28 Speaker 1: is good 6:29 Speaker 1: for other parts of the body. And in fact, if you're injecting it with your BPC, 6:35 Speaker 1: the elbow hurts and you inject TB 6:37 Speaker 1: and BPC into your elbow, great, guess what? TB travels well through your body. So it will, even though injected in the elbow, it'll help out other places. 6:47 Speaker 1: And it does last a bit longer, we don't need to do it every day, but it sure as hell doesn't hurt every day, you know. 6:56 Speaker 1: So 6:57 Speaker 1: I guess the BPC is if we have a really acute 7:00 Speaker 1: specific injury, 7:02 Speaker 1: especially 7:03 Speaker 1: to any ligament 7:05 Speaker 1: tendon, right, sprained ankles, 7:11 Speaker 1: tendonitis, 7:12 Speaker 1: man, I don't know, I know a lot of us who are lifting weights are always constantly getting tendonitis in your elbows, some people, tennis elbow, golfer elbows, 7:20 Speaker 1: etc. 7:21 Speaker 1: Specific 7:22 Speaker 1: injury that can be healed, that's an actual tissue injury, 7:27 Speaker 1: I would say BPC is the way to go, right, and inject it right into the spot. If we have overall, 7:33 Speaker 1: if you're just getting old and everything kind of hurts, 7:37 Speaker 1: and there's no real specific injury, but everything hurts, 7:41 Speaker 1: TB-500s 7:42 Speaker 1: probably a better bet. Like, you will notice, like, 7:45 Speaker 1: I just feel kind of looser and things aren't creaking around and 7:49 Speaker 1: things are healing a bit better. I'd say that for, like, muscular tears, 7:54 Speaker 1: probably 7:55 Speaker 1: TB is better. Right? BPC is really focusing on the ligaments and tendons. 8:02 Speaker 1: But 8:02 Speaker 1: both will help, you know, will help build muscle or 8:07 Speaker 1: recover 8:08 Speaker 0: repair muscle. 8:09 Speaker 1: Yeah. But the answer really is kinda is both. 8:13 Speaker 1: Both are better. They are not mutually exclusive. Like, why not? Like, why would you not? 8:17 Speaker 0: Right? Like, 8:19 Speaker 0: I mean, so, I mean, you and I just we've been lifted. Weights forever and we've all of our buddies do and whatnot. I mean, we can't even tell you how many people, you know, get that tendonitis 8:30 Speaker 0: in their elbows, man. You ever try to do curls with tendonitis? Ain't gonna happen. So you do 20 days of good BPC-one hundred 57 in spot injection. 8:39 Speaker 0: It's truly amazing how well it works. You know, for some people that 8:43 Speaker 0: doesn't do it within that time, just do it again. 8:47 Speaker 0: It will attack that. Know, some people just have it really bad. You know, if you're lifting really heavy weights, you're gonna get some bruises. When you start to get over 40, 8:55 Speaker 0: just 8:56 Speaker 0: part of the game. If you wanna lift weights, 8:58 Speaker 0: you know, these 2 compounds in particular should be your best friend, man, because 9:03 Speaker 1: you need them. You know? Dude, I yeah. I literally, 9:08 Speaker 1: I have at least, you know, 15 9:11 Speaker 1: friends that have came to me and say, I just have terrible tendonitis, and we and I've given them 9:18 Speaker 1: this and suggested how they take it, and they all are like, oh, yeah. Yep. That that got healed. You know? I mean, dude, before this came out, before I knew about it actually, 9:29 Speaker 1: I mean, had tendon, I get my tendonitis, so you happen to get yours here, I believe is like a tendon, this is kind of what we call like a tennis elbow. 9:36 Speaker 1: I get it more in the belly of the bicep or like down here bad. I mean, I was hurting probably, for a year, 9:43 Speaker 1: like, drying myself, like, with a towel. Right? Just putting the pressure on on my own skin, it was killing me. That's right. Both hands. Right. And I ran, 9:52 Speaker 1: you know, 2 month protocol and 97% 9:56 Speaker 1: better, and it and it hasn't come back. Now we also you also don't wanna just keep doing all the things that led to that injury 10:03 Speaker 1: as hard as you can, right, and then complain and say, why isn't it being healing me, right? You also don't want to do nothing, 10:11 Speaker 1: okay? Doing nothing does not heal you very well. So if anybody is taking BPC and trying to heal an injury, what you want to actually do is you want blood to come to that area, right? So my suggestion is do lightweight but slow movement 10:27 Speaker 1: so this area is getting blood flow, right? It needs to be moved and it needs to be it can't just be immobilized. 10:34 Speaker 1: It needs blood, but I guess here's your stopping point is if you ever feel that sharp 10:39 Speaker 1: pain, okay, you did just too much. Right. 10:42 Speaker 1: Should maybe be a little bit of kind of dull 10:46 Speaker 1: aching pain is fine, like when rehabbing, but sharp pain, that's your indicator you did too much and you probably just set yourself back, right? Tendonitis is 10:55 Speaker 1: a tough thing where 10:57 Speaker 1: it can be better and better and better and feel great and then you just light it up when it's cold 1 day, you know, you didn't warm up and you just did something wrong, boom. It just gets it right, and it's back to it. 11:09 Speaker 0: I remember, geez, years ago, I don't even know, maybe 6 years ago, I don't even know, was a long time, 11:14 Speaker 0: Long before I had even opened the door to peptides, but you had. And I remember I had that tendonitis and you had given me PPC-one hundred 57. You remember that? And it was a long time ago, man. And I was blown away by how it worked. Yo, I'm gonna inject this into my muscle every day, and I was like, are you sure? And it worked, man. I'm away. It worked. Now I guess it's to be it's also 11:37 Speaker 1: should be noted that if we have injuries kinda like what you're dealing with, right, which is 11:43 Speaker 1: I guess, we're assuming it's a slipped disc that is now touching your sciatic nerve. Right? 11:50 Speaker 1: There's no real healing that needs to take place for you to feel better. So what needs to happen is that damn disc 12:00 Speaker 1: needs to not be touching the sciatic nerve. Right? No 12:03 Speaker 1: BPC. So this isn't really BPC isn't gonna help much because there it's got nothing to heal. 12:08 Speaker 1: Know? If you have a if you, you know, if you break your bone in 0.5, again, and it's not set and touching itself, 12:15 Speaker 1: BPC- 12:16 Speaker 1: is not gonna help. Right? Right. Know, it's only gonna help once the structural problem is fixed, and then we can start to heal. Now, 12:23 Speaker 1: I think that TB-five hundred probably would help you a little bit because that is really reducing inflammation, 12:29 Speaker 1: and any tiny little bit of inflammation 12:32 Speaker 1: is helping that disc touch that nerve. When that nerve gets touched, boy, it lights up on you. I've had that surgery. I had a double discectomy 12:40 Speaker 1: plus probably 15 other surgeries, and, yeah, dude, I know it. That sucks. 12:45 Speaker 0: Remember you wake up from the surgery and for the 1st time in, like, months, you don't feel pain. You're like, oh my god. Yeah. Yeah. Amazing. Heaven. Mine was a rough recovery though. I still hurt for about a year after, but I- Did you really? From a discectomy? Yeah. 12:58 Speaker 1: I mean, the nerve, basically, I lived with the nerve and just tried to numb the pain band days for so long. The doctor said, Dihexa, you have basically a permanent nick in your nerve. 13:09 Speaker 1: And nerves 13:10 Speaker 1: take forever to actually heal. Yeah. So it took me a year, and then I'd always I'd forget I'm feeling good, and there's, I don't know, there's like a ball on the ground, and you go to, like, kick it or something or a pine cone and 13:22 Speaker 1: Done. Straighten that leg out, zaps 13:25 Speaker 1: you awake. 13:26 Speaker 1: Good. But 13:28 Speaker 1: now most like, most injuries, right, the best thing I can do right now is, like, stay active. 13:33 Speaker 0: I still blood flow. I've noticed that too, man. Like, I, I mean, I'm still lifting through it. I mean, is that a good thing or a bad thing? 13:42 Speaker 0: I don't know, but I'll tell you this. You know, I I took the weekend off. You know, you know this, Will, but, you know, listeners don't. I took the weekend off and I was like, okay, I'm gonna lay on my recliner and I'm gonna try to get better and try to let this disc try to heal a little bit to where I was in so much pain. And I'll be honest with you, man. 13:57 Speaker 0: I think it's worse. I think when I'm not moving around, I was stiffer, I was in so much freaking pain over the weekend, you know, TB, BPC, none of that. It's we're past that. You know, like I said, it's it's injured. So, 14:10 Speaker 0: but, yeah, I mean, and then when I start moving around, even though it hurts to do certain things, it gets blood flow. I just think that I feel better when I'm moving. Yeah. I agree. That's probably that makes a lot of sense. 14:23 Speaker 0: You know? Who would you say so give me give us some ideas of, 14:27 Speaker 0: people that would be 14:29 Speaker 0: mean, pretty much everybody, but who would you say would be somebody that you would put on BPC? Somebody comes into our office and they're injured, 14:37 Speaker 0: who would you refer to the BPC instead of the TB? Give us some examples. Okay, I guess 14:45 Speaker 1: specific acute injuries that are tissue injuries, right? 14:49 Speaker 1: Like we said before, right? 14:52 Speaker 1: Tendonitis, 14:53 Speaker 1: even, you know, if somebody separates their shoulder, right, or like I said, dislocates her rib, 14:59 Speaker 1: Well, 15:00 Speaker 1: guess what, there are tendons and ligaments that hold that joint in place 1st, so for something to be separated, you essentially have to strain or tear all those ligaments to get that part out of there. So once it's set, it needs to re heal. But, you know, 15:15 Speaker 1: acute injuries, and then how about anybody going in for surgery and post surgery? 15:20 Speaker 1: No matter what, they're cutting you. 15:23 Speaker 1: Pre surgery, cool, load yourself up with this stuff. Let it heal, let really 15:28 Speaker 1: work as soon as it needs to work, then post surgery, just 15:34 Speaker 1: give it to yourself in high doses. 15:36 Speaker 0: I mean, those doctors, those surgeons that catch up to what you just said are gonna thrive, because they 15:43 Speaker 0: should be putting their 15:46 Speaker 0: patients on TB 15:48 Speaker 0: and BPC before and after the surgery. Mean, expedite the healing for sure. Pro athletes have 15:55 Speaker 1: been getting the BPC, TB injected post surgery for 15 years 16:01 Speaker 1: because those doctors, those high end doctors, are using any means necessary, right, to heal those guys and get them back on the field. We even have a doctor who 16:10 Speaker 1: does, 16:12 Speaker 1: like, he's a plastic surgeon and does cosmetic surgery and then has, like, a 6 week recovery program and then started using the TB BPC in his patients and his recovery program and came back and just said, dude, this is killing me. Like, you're you're killing my business because 16:29 Speaker 1: I have 6 weeks that I chart get to charge people for their healing, and now they're healing in 2 weeks. This is bullshit. 16:35 Speaker 0: So 16:38 Speaker 1: Sorry, doc. Sorry, doc. 16:41 Speaker 1: I don't know. Don't have much sympathy for that, but that's a true story. And, 16:44 Speaker 1: dude, I it just works, man. It really, really works. I have I take it now 16:50 Speaker 1: maybe I'm getting ahead of myself, but me and I have lots of friends who just you know, not a specific injury to be healed. I take the blend. 16:59 Speaker 1: I take that at a higher dose every other day, 17:02 Speaker 1: and I feel better than I have in 15 years. I've beaten my body up over the years, but just I take them, 17:09 Speaker 1: and I think the TB, like, if you ask me, like, I'm kind of somebody right now where no specific injury is hurting me, man. Everything is just kinda creaky and hurts. Right? Yeah. I would prefer if I had to choose 1, it would just be the TB-five hundred. 17:22 Speaker 0: Really? Wow. Yeah. 17:24 Speaker 1: Because it's it just is it's taking care of all a bunch of inflammation. It's Powerful. Yeah. Letting me 17:31 Speaker 1: my daily workouts recover a bit, recover faster, 17:34 Speaker 1: and 17:35 Speaker 1: everything just hurts less. 17:38 Speaker 1: Know. 17:39 Speaker 0: I'm looking forward to those days, man. Yeah. I bet you. I'm sitting here on this podcast and just my my sciatic nerve is just pinched, 17:47 Speaker 0: screaming. I'm holding it together. Everybody listening, but, man, it's brutal, man. I, so who would you say, is there anybody because we always talk about this. Is there anybody that should not be taking it? 17:59 Speaker 1: Probably not. It's Probably not. I mean, you know, I guess I always wanna say it to no small children and pregnant nursing women, but 18:07 Speaker 1: other than that, no. 18:10 Speaker 1: I don't know. There isn't. 18:12 Speaker 0: So 18:14 Speaker 0: let's talk about this then, 18:16 Speaker 0: because I know both of us, we've changed as we continue to learn and grow and deal with hundreds of people like they come in our path and we work with different people. 18:26 Speaker 0: Protocol, dosages. 18:28 Speaker 0: What would you say would be the proper dosage for just a typical person? Somebody comes in and has a tendonitis 18:35 Speaker 0: and they can't even lift weights, so it's a bad case. What would you say would be, what would you recommend? So I would say you need to start off with 10 mg. 18:45 Speaker 1: So get 10 mg bottle of BPC-1V7. 18:49 Speaker 1: Add 2 mls of water to it and inject right into that spot. Well, without hitting the bone, but I mean right into there every single day, 18:59 Speaker 1: 10 units, which equates to 0.5 of a milligram a day. Yeah. For 20 days. Yep. 19:07 Speaker 1: Okay, 0.5 a milligram a day, 20 days. 19:09 Speaker 1: And then I would give it a break for maybe a week and 19:13 Speaker 1: do it again if you're not healed. 19:15 Speaker 1: The reason you take a break is not because you build a, it's not because you're gonna withdraw or there's some other, like, let down. It's just, you know, our body may we may build a little tolerance to it. It'll stop working as well if we just continue. So it's nice to give yourself a little bit of a break. 19:33 Speaker 1: Now personally, so that's that is generally I would give that a go, right? Because there's always to consider is is money. 19:41 Speaker 1: You know, the stuff isn't free, 19:43 Speaker 1: and I think that that is 19:45 Speaker 1: any less than that. I wouldn't 19:48 Speaker 1: I wouldn't do it. I mean, I would just make it 19:51 Speaker 0: bit bottle? Exactly. 19:54 Speaker 1: But personally, 19:56 Speaker 1: I'm taking about, like, a milligram to a milligram and 0.5 20:00 Speaker 1: every other day, 20:03 Speaker 1: morning 20:04 Speaker 1: or night. Probably, you know, sometimes I just forget at nighttime, and so I'll do it in the morning. I think at night is the better time. That's our body's natural, 20:13 Speaker 1: recovery time. Right? That's when we when we're finally 20:16 Speaker 1: everything else shuts off and our body has only 1 thing to focus on, and that is to re rebuild, recover. Long short term memory, the long term 20:25 Speaker 1: muscles to to real muscles and just to to grow back. 20:30 Speaker 1: So help that process out. 20:33 Speaker 0: So I would say, I mean, for me, you know, just kinda learning and working with different people and just working on myself. As he just said, as Will just said, 20:41 Speaker 0: money plays a role. It is what it is. Our bank accounts are going play a role in some of it, but if it's, if, you know, your pocketbook's a little bit deeper than some, 20:49 Speaker 0: you can do, I would do 20 units. You know, I would do a little bit more and just because you 20:54 Speaker 0: can, it's not going to hurt you. And again, we just say it to be redundant, we're talking about chains of amino acids. 20:59 Speaker 0: It's I have found when I take a little bit more, it does work a little bit better, which is the truth, literally. 21:06 Speaker 0: But again, if you're gonna do it, you know, like, start where the proper protocol is. 21:12 Speaker 0: Yep. 21:13 Speaker 0: Yes. 21:15 Speaker 0: What 21:17 Speaker 0: would you say, because we always kinda end on this, what would you say synergistically, 21:21 Speaker 0: what would be some compounds or some other peptides that would be recommended to be ran with this? 21:27 Speaker 1: Easy question on this 1. Easy question, I guess, 1 is like, well, there is the glow 21:33 Speaker 1: compound, right? And it's a compound, it's a blend, right? Glow, 21:37 Speaker 1: well, GHKCu, 21:39 Speaker 1: okay, is the other 1 that I would add to it. GHK- CU is the copper peptide, a lot of people hear of it. 21:45 Speaker 1: It is known that the blend of BPC- 21:48 Speaker 1: TB-five hundred and GHK- 21:50 Speaker 1: is known as Glow. 21:52 Speaker 0: Yeah. GHK- 21:53 Speaker 1: CU is also, it does heal, man, it heals, but it is more 21:57 Speaker 1: working on 21:59 Speaker 1: your skin healing. 22:01 Speaker 1: So 22:02 Speaker 1: you have, 22:03 Speaker 1: so those 3 absolutely in synergy together, I would do them. 22:08 Speaker 1: There's a, 22:10 Speaker 1: and then any of the HGH secretagogues, 22:12 Speaker 1: right? CJC, 22:14 Speaker 1: Impramorelin, Tesamorelin, Impramorelin. Sure. I'd mention those only in in 22:20 Speaker 1: pairs because I really believe that everybody should be taking a GHRH 22:25 Speaker 1: and a GHRP 22:26 Speaker 1: together, okay? 22:28 Speaker 1: You're, there's a synergistic effect when you're taking those 2 growth hormone secretagogues, 22:33 Speaker 1: GHRP, GHRH, 22:35 Speaker 1: But those are gonna help recovery, right? And that's really just gonna 22:40 Speaker 1: maximize the BPC 22:42 Speaker 1: usage. 22:43 Speaker 1: And then 22:44 Speaker 1: testosterone, 22:45 Speaker 1: everybody, sorry, 22:47 Speaker 1: go all this hormone optimization, 22:49 Speaker 1: but men, dude, I don't know. If you're not on if you're not taking testosterone now I should say men over, you know, 35, 40, or who have tested 22:59 Speaker 1: deficient, 23:01 Speaker 1: I don't know what the hell you're doing living a, like, non 23:05 Speaker 0: living a subpar life. Seriously. Oh, man. I wanna shake those people. Yeah. Yeah. 23:10 Speaker 1: It will make your life a whole bunch better. 23:13 Speaker 1: So check that out for sure. 23:16 Speaker 0: So you got the GHK-3Cu, 23:18 Speaker 0: you got the secretagogues, 23:20 Speaker 0: obviously even the HGH, the actual HGH 23:22 Speaker 0: testosterone replacement. 23:24 Speaker 0: The 23:25 Speaker 0: other 23:27 Speaker 0: side of that in the glow, which is the GHK-3Cu, 23:29 Speaker 0: is 23:45 Speaker 0: the GHK- 23:46 Speaker 0: that's a powerful 23:48 Speaker 0: force to 23:49 Speaker 1: any type of injury, you know? Yeah, you know, few other things, right, 23:54 Speaker 1: we've all heard of 23:56 Speaker 1: people, 23:57 Speaker 1: they're studying again, like I said, they're studying BPC and just all different types of uses, right? And we found it in our gut, we know it heals our gut, right? Those with leaky gut, 24:05 Speaker 1: IBS, 24:06 Speaker 1: Crohn's, 24:09 Speaker 1: which is IBS, I guess, 24:12 Speaker 1: it will help. It is, like, proven to to kind of fix those, to fix your holes and leaky gut. 24:20 Speaker 1: But we've also always talked about, like, hey, it's a gut decision or, like, let's make, you know, think about- Use your gut. Use your gut. 24:29 Speaker 1: And I guess since ancient times really, as human, we've always kind of thought like, damn man, why is my gut so 24:36 Speaker 1: smart and intuitive? 24:37 Speaker 1: And now they are there's a lot of these studies that are saying 24:42 Speaker 1: that BPC is neuroprotective 24:44 Speaker 1: on the gut brain axis. 24:47 Speaker 1: Even studying an alcoholic's like damage, like long term alcohol induced, 24:52 Speaker 1: like brain damage saying 24:55 Speaker 1: BPC will help repair that. That's rad. It is rad. 25:00 Speaker 1: So there is that odd connection that I guess I can't really explain and I don't know if 25:06 Speaker 1: anybody can really give you a scientific explanation, but it's pretty obvious to most of us humans who've been in tune with their body and science is actually starting to prove prove that connection. 25:16 Speaker 0: Yeah. But, 25:17 Speaker 1: yeah, it's 25:19 Speaker 1: it can be used as a neuroprotective agent as well. 25:22 Speaker 0: Which is huge, man, because the food we eat is poisonous crap. Everybody has some type of autoimmune or just 25:29 Speaker 0: because the food, man, is just destroying our gut biome. 25:33 Speaker 0: So why would you not take these types of things to try to combat that stuff, you know? So important. 25:40 Speaker 1: You know what I mean? That's so important. Another couple a couple healing ones that are new, like Cartilac. 25:45 Speaker 1: Cartilac is a new 1 out that 25:50 Speaker 1: is is all about healing as well. You know, Thymosin Alpha- 25:54 Speaker 1: Absolutely. 1. T-one, that may be it's a 25:58 Speaker 0: it's an immune 26:00 Speaker 1: it increases your immune system, but also, like, floods you with your Treg immune cells, which are which regulate you from having an overactive immune system, 26:09 Speaker 1: but helps make sure your immune system is right sized essentially. 26:13 Speaker 1: But that may be 1 of the best anti inflammatory 26:16 Speaker 1: peptides available. Yep. And, 26:19 Speaker 1: know, hey, we cut down swelling, 26:22 Speaker 1: then we increase healing. So that may be good to be used in conjunction as well. Yeah, Thymosin Alpha-one is 1 of my favorites, man. It's 26:31 Speaker 0: it's funny too because I don't think a lot of people talk about it that much, but it's definitely up there and 1 of the best in my opinion. Yeah. For what it does. Yeah. Absolutely. 26:39 Speaker 0: Well, cool, man. Well, I loved it. Knew this 1 was gonna be easy. It's 1 of our favorites. It's probably the most asked about peptide, at least 1 of the most asked about peptides and why? Because the damn thing works well. It works. Works. It works well. So if you are injured, 26:54 Speaker 0: tendinitis rips in your shoulders, whatever, 26:57 Speaker 0: BPC-one hundred 57 will work. Trust us. Yep. The truth. It is. Yep. It works. Do it. Try it. Right on, brother. Well, cool. Another good peptide of the week down, and we'll see you next week. Alright. Alright, buddy. Get better. Bye. 27:13 Speaker 0: Poor guy.