Peptide of the Week: GLOW Peptide of the Week https://peptideoftheweekpod.com/episodes/peptide-of-the-week-glow/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. --- 0:01 Speaker 0: Welcome back to the Peptide of the Week. I'm your host, JD Denham. I got my co host, mister William T. Haas. 0:08 Speaker 0: And today, 0:10 Speaker 0: we have Jeremy Jackson 0:13 Speaker 0: showing his face. 0:15 Speaker 1: What's up, Jeremy? How you doing, buddy? Good to see you guys, man. I'm stoked to be on here with you. 0:19 Speaker 0: Good. Real quick, everybody, just so you know, we are not doctors. We talk about peptides because we love peptides. Don't take anything that we have for anything except for just we like talking about peptides. 0:31 Speaker 0: So, Will, let's talk about Glow. Glow is the peptide of the week. 0:37 Speaker 0: I use it, you use it. Tell us a little bit about what it is. 0:41 Speaker 2: All right, so 0:43 Speaker 2: actual Glow is a blend, 0:46 Speaker 2: right, of 0:47 Speaker 2: BPC-157 0:49 Speaker 2: TB-five 0:50 Speaker 2: hundred, also known as Thymosin 0:52 Speaker 2: Beta-four. There is a difference between TB-five hundred and hopefully those of you out there, if you're taking TB-five hundred, 0:59 Speaker 2: hopefully it is thymosin beta-four, 1:01 Speaker 2: which is a much more complex chain of amino acids than just a simple TB-five hundred. Most of it is, just make sure you're actually getting thymosin beta-four. 1:11 Speaker 2: And then also GHK Cu. 1:14 Speaker 2: So it's a blend of those 3: BPC, 1:16 Speaker 2: TB-five hundred and GHK 1:18 Speaker 2: Cu 1:19 Speaker 2: all in 1, which are all 1:22 Speaker 2: essentially healing 1:23 Speaker 2: peptides and they all synergistically 1:26 Speaker 2: work together 1:28 Speaker 2: to 1:30 Speaker 2: heal injuries, make us 1:32 Speaker 2: feel better, reduce inflammation, 1:35 Speaker 2: increase skin elasticity 1:37 Speaker 2: and 1:40 Speaker 2: muscle 1:41 Speaker 2: I mean, we're not saying they're not gonna make you stronger, the actual tensile strength. 1:46 Speaker 2: It's an amazing mix. Don't know. Jeremy, 1:50 Speaker 2: give us a little 1:52 Speaker 2: in-depth, I guess, on each 1 of those. 1:55 Speaker 1: So, you know, this is something that I'm currently taking. 2:00 Speaker 1: I know we're gonna talk about potential dosages and stuff later on. 2:04 Speaker 1: Personally, what I've been doing, 2:06 Speaker 1: if it's a 5 2:07 Speaker 1: mg vial, I'll reconstitute 2:11 Speaker 1: with an ml. If it's 10 mg, 2:13 Speaker 1: you know, I'll 2:15 Speaker 1: reconstitute with 2:16 Speaker 1: 20 2:17 Speaker 1: or or, sorry, 2 mls. 2:20 Speaker 1: And I'm talking 5 BPC, 2:22 Speaker 1: 5 TB, right, 2:23 Speaker 1: versus 10 and 10, which is normally how they come. 2:27 Speaker 1: What I'll do is I 2:29 Speaker 1: will run, like, a higher dose for the 1st week or so, 2:34 Speaker 1: like, 20 units directly into 2:37 Speaker 1: the injury spot. I I get tennis elbow a lot. I got a tight shoulder, so it puts a lot of load on my elbow here, and I'll get this kind of pain that takes months to heal when I'm not working out. Right? 2:49 Speaker 1: Everybody's had tennis elbow. It sucks. You gotta not aggravate it. 2:54 Speaker 1: Within 2 weeks, my elbow's fine, 2:57 Speaker 1: and I I'll just kinda go into the insert of the tricep in here or into the insert of the bicep right here close to the elbow so that medication will, 3:07 Speaker 1: you know, gravitate towards down the injury area. 3:11 Speaker 1: And and then I'll do, like, a 10 unit shot 3:15 Speaker 1: subcutaneous 3:17 Speaker 1: before bed. And I'll do that for, like, a week, and and then I'll do 10 10 and 10 3:23 Speaker 1: until the injury's really subsided. It's cut down my injury time huge. I I was jumping rope about 6 months ago when I heard just a little snap, like a little pop in my ankle, and I got like this, oh, my my calf 3:36 Speaker 1: kinda seized up, had me walking funny. I'm like, oh, how long is this gonna, you know, irritate me for? Anyway, ran the BPC TB 500 with the with the copper peptide, 3:46 Speaker 1: and within a week, it was, like, miraculously better. Within 2 weeks, it wasn't bothering me at all. It was definitely gonna be a nagging injury 3:55 Speaker 1: that I was able to intervene on. A couple other great 3:59 Speaker 1: experiences that I had is, you know, I recently went to Turkey, 4:03 Speaker 1: and I got hair transplants. This is the 3rd time I've got hair transplants, so I'm familiar with the healing process. And I talked to the doctor out there, I'm like, Hey, I'm thinking about putting a little bit of this copper peptide on the top of my scalp while I heal. 4:16 Speaker 1: And they're like, Well, that's not really researched. I wouldn't recommend it. And I'm like, Yeah, well, you probably don't know what you're talking about. So I'm gonna go ahead and do Do it anyway. 4:24 Speaker 1: Anyway, dude, I mean, within 4:27 Speaker 1: 3 days, like, it looked like I hadn't had surgery. Yeah, bro. It's time the back of my head was like hamburger meat. I mean, they pull all this hair out. They they stab you, like, 3,000 times in the back of your head and pull out follicles. So you got all these little holes that literally looks like a pack of hamburger meat, and it looked like I hadn't had anything done. It made my head heal so much faster. 4:51 Speaker 1: It was incredible. So for for my understanding, 4:54 Speaker 1: you know, you got connective tissue, 4:56 Speaker 1: you got ligaments and tendons, and then you have, 4:59 Speaker 1: you know, more of, like, 5:01 Speaker 1: traditional dermis. 5:03 Speaker 1: Right? And that the copper peptide is gonna be really good for like the dermal healing, 5:09 Speaker 1: and 5:10 Speaker 1: TB and BPC are gonna gravitate more towards the connective tissue and ligament stuff. A lot of people are using this for like Crohn's disease, colitis, gut issues- 5:21 Speaker 1: Yeah. -because this, 5:23 Speaker 0: you know- Is that why you take it SubQ also? Because that's a good idea. I don't do that, but I, you know, I mean, I take GHK-3Cu before 5:30 Speaker 0: bed, but you take the Glow. I'll take the Glow. I 5:34 Speaker 1: won't the Copper 5:37 Speaker 1: Peptide Sub Q because that leaves a welt or not more so in the fat than in the muscle. 5:43 Speaker 1: But I'll do the BPC and the TB sub q for a universal effect 5:49 Speaker 1: and also for the gut, right? 5:51 Speaker 1: A healing 5:52 Speaker 1: benefit 5:53 Speaker 1: side 5:54 Speaker 1: effect for the gut because your stomach lining, your colon, all that stuff is is similar to a lot of that connective tissue and the specific kind of tissue. 6:04 Speaker 1: And I've I've had great results with it. What I'm really excited about is this new serum because, 6:10 Speaker 1: dude, 6:11 Speaker 1: like, I don't know if you're get if anybody out there is getting Botox or if you're getting, like, skin microneedling, 6:16 Speaker 1: if you're getting laser treatments, if you're getting fractional, if you're getting photo facials, any of this stuff that's creating this micro damage to the skin to to put this glow on top. 6:27 Speaker 1: Also, copper peptide extends the life of Botox, 6:31 Speaker 1: like, a long time. 6:33 Speaker 1: So it's gonna cut down, like, on what you're paying for Botox big time. So 6:39 Speaker 1: there's some really cool research out there also with 6:43 Speaker 1: fillers. So, you know, all the girls are out there getting fillers, getting their cheeks plumped up or their lips or their jaws. And because you're metabolizing 6:52 Speaker 1: this stuff and turning over so fast, your body's eating it pretty quick and you have to go get it again. But the copper peptide will actually prevent that and create more collagen growth of your own and attach to that and help you keep these fillers and this Botox for longer. That's like 7:09 Speaker 1: game changer. 7:11 Speaker 0: Absolutely. Said that well, man. But I tell you, dude, that the 7:14 Speaker 0: people that are listening to this that have no experience with peptides, I really hope that you understand that what he says is not an exaggeration. 7:23 Speaker 0: Like, these peptides 7:25 Speaker 0: heal you like that. Like anybody like us, Jim Rats that lift heavy weights, man, you're gonna get tendonitis, you're gonna get rips in your shoulders, 7:34 Speaker 0: etcetera. I could go on and on. And like, it's insane 7:38 Speaker 0: how well these peptides work, man. Like, it's insane. Like, I'm still blown away by it. Like, I'll have a rip in my shoulder or, like, different types of pain, then I start taking it and I just like, days. It's, like, radically different. It's crazy. The cool thing is that these are just using pathways. They're activating stuff that your body already naturally has that you're running out of as you go as you age. 8:00 Speaker 1: You're you're not, 8:02 Speaker 1: you know, in that proliferation 8:04 Speaker 1: stage of youth anymore, 8:07 Speaker 1: and a lot of the energy is going to other areas. Right? Right. Trying to keep the old house together. So by taking these, all you're doing is activating 8:17 Speaker 1: endogenous 8:18 Speaker 1: mechanisms 8:19 Speaker 1: that you naturally have to heal like you used to. 8:23 Speaker 1: Enhancing. 8:24 Speaker 1: With all the environmental toxins, with all the shit food, with all the perfumes, 8:28 Speaker 1: unnatural 8:30 Speaker 1: deodorants and soaps and the 8:33 Speaker 1: factory run off, all this toxins that we have are really impeding hormonally 8:38 Speaker 1: in these natural factors. So it's like 100 years ago, 200 years ago, we might not have been degenerating as fast as we are now. So we're kind of fighting against what's going on environmentally and with our lifestyle these days, all this elevated stress and traffic and driving and running and gunning, it takes its toll. Our enzymes are 8:59 Speaker 1: endogenous production of all these amino acids. They've been taxed, you know, so we're just fighting fire with fire. 9:06 Speaker 2: Absolutely. So I will tell a quick story. My mother, who's 80 years old, right? I sent her some peptides and 9:14 Speaker 2: the hardest part that she had was 9:16 Speaker 2: mixing 9:17 Speaker 2: actual peptides because there's 9:20 Speaker 2: the small motor skills and she actually had brain surgery 9:23 Speaker 2: 3 days ago too. 9:25 Speaker 2: She's got an essential tremor that makes her hand shake as she gets older, 9:30 Speaker 2: arthritis in both hands. Anyway, so I 9:33 Speaker 2: sent her the BPC TV mix. She's been injecting it with the 10 mg, 10 mg, and she's a skeptic about everything, and hard to get any praise from her. 9:44 Speaker 2: I talked to her 2 days ago and she told me, she goes, You know, I did that. I did injections in my hand, right? Every day like you told me to for 20 days. 9:54 Speaker 2: And I have to say like, I have no arthritis in my right hand anymore. Wow. That's all true. She goes, I went to the doctor and they told me, yeah, you have arthritis. And she was like, I'm looking at my hand going, but no, I don't. It feels Wow. 10:07 Speaker 2: I don't feel this at all. 10:10 Speaker 2: So that's pretty amazing coming from her. And I mean, personally- And she's 80. 10:15 Speaker 2: She's 80. Yeah, I think she's 80, 81 or 82. 10:18 Speaker 0: Wow, that is so cool. You gave her quality of life back, man. Absolutely. 10:23 Speaker 0: Yeah. I got a question for you both. 10:26 Speaker 0: So we talk about 3 peptides. They're all amazing and they're in 1. Why would somebody take the glow over taking them separate? 10:37 Speaker 0: Know what You're I getting the whole 10:40 Speaker 2: package. So 10:42 Speaker 2: they do, I guess it is important to note that BPC, 10:47 Speaker 2: its specialty is tendons and ligaments. It also does not travel very well 10:52 Speaker 2: throughout your body, okay? So BPC really wants to be injected 10:57 Speaker 2: in a spot. 10:59 Speaker 2: SubQ in the stomach will 11:02 Speaker 2: help everything, it will actually kind of get into your gut a bit, but really that wants to go into a spot. TB-five hundred travels very well throughout the body. So when they're mixed, who cares where you inject it, it doesn't matter, right? If you put it in your elbow, great. It's gonna help inflammation for everything. And like Jeremy said, like GHK- CU, so TB-five 11:20 Speaker 2: hundred is kind of overall healing and a lot of anti inflammation. 11:27 Speaker 2: Also shows like hair regenerative 11:29 Speaker 2: properties. 11:31 Speaker 2: And GHK- 11:33 Speaker 2: does all of those and can make and there's an argument for healing, you know, muscles, tendons, ligaments, but also really works on the dermis level, right? As Jeremy said, which is our actual skin, right? Not the inside. So 11:46 Speaker 2: hopefully that kind of answers that, but it is 3 different levels of what each of those are doing 11:53 Speaker 2: and 11:55 Speaker 2: it can't 11:57 Speaker 2: hurt. Frankly, all 3 of these, like there is no such thing as overdosing. Like they are all like extremely 12:02 Speaker 2: safe 12:04 Speaker 2: at high, high doses. I tend to run them 12:07 Speaker 2: pretty 12:08 Speaker 2: high and I find that that works even better. 12:13 Speaker 0: Only issue I will say is the GHK- can sting a little bit. Yeah, so I not noticed, So I take them both. I take GHK- before bed, but I take the Glow separately for injuries. 12:24 Speaker 0: And 12:25 Speaker 0: the GHK- 12:26 Speaker 0: and it's not every time, sometimes that sound of a bitch stings for like a freaking hour, man. You know what I mean? And then, but the Glow, I don't get that. Do you, Jeremy? I don't get that stingy copper 12:38 Speaker 0: that 12:39 Speaker 1: the GHK directly does. Yeah. Well, just about every time I do, I mean, I do the copper peptide every day, but 12:47 Speaker 1: anywhere I shoot it, I tend to get a, like, feeling like a knot, you know, like a little bit of a knot. But I noticed if I bring some blood to that area with a little bit of a pump, it takes it out quicker. 13:01 Speaker 1: But, 13:02 Speaker 1: yeah, I mean, 13:04 Speaker 1: to answer your question earlier, it's like, 13:06 Speaker 1: why blend all 3? Well, why not? You know what I mean? Why wouldn't you? The other 13:12 Speaker 2: thing is the free radicals. So anti GHKCu 13:15 Speaker 2: is the 1 that has some antioxidant 13:17 Speaker 2: properties, right, and is killing off your free radicals and 13:21 Speaker 2: antioxidants, which the other 2 aren't really helpful with, but GHK-two absolutely is. So great youth preservation 13:27 Speaker 1: there with the GHK-two. 13:30 Speaker 1: I would say, like, 13:32 Speaker 1: if you let's just say you were on a budget or something and you just really didn't wanna spring for the blend and you wanted to save money 13:40 Speaker 1: if you had more 13:42 Speaker 1: of an internal 13:43 Speaker 1: energy injury, 13:44 Speaker 1: you know, 13:46 Speaker 1: strains, sprains, 13:47 Speaker 1: you would wanna go with TB, BPC. 13:50 Speaker 1: If you had like a surgery 13:52 Speaker 1: and now there's there's some actual wound healing that needs to take place, or if you tore something where you can actually see like some some blood pooling and bruising, you would definitely wanna have the copper peptide in there. If you, 14:06 Speaker 1: you know, 14:07 Speaker 1: want to feel good, but you also wanna look better, then you wanna have the copper peptide in there as well. 14:13 Speaker 0: Yeah, the GHKCU 14:15 Speaker 0: is just so universal. I love it. It's it's I mean, and it sucks too because we get a lot of people that it hurts a little bit too bad for them to take it, but it's like, 14:23 Speaker 0: you know, like, you're injecting and it's helping the injury. What's worse, the injury or just a sting for an hour? You know what I mean? Yeah. Well worth it. Yeah, give it a little bit of a massage, go get a little bit of a pump there, it's gonna go away. 14:38 Speaker 0: Yep. 14:39 Speaker 0: I love it, man. Tell me a little bit about some dosages, because I know Will, we've been talking about this quite a bit in regards to everything. 14:47 Speaker 0: Know, we have been, the more we've studied and the more we've studied, the more we've worked with people, we're really starting to see that these should be ran, most peptides 14:56 Speaker 0: should be ran in any type of three-four month period 14:59 Speaker 0: to get the true benefit. So let's talk about the dosages of the Glow. What would you say would be our 15:06 Speaker 0: recommended dosages for Glow? So personally, 15:11 Speaker 2: 1st of all, yes, a lot of these peptides are going to take a little time, right? Everybody nowadays just wants everything to work today, right? Need something for a week and be like, Well, my body hasn't transformed, this stuff doesn't work. 15:23 Speaker 2: It's dumb. 15:25 Speaker 2: You know, the GLPs 15:27 Speaker 2: work like that. Right? I'll say the BPC BPC 15:31 Speaker 2: works pretty dang fast. That's not 1 that we're gonna say, hey, go on 4 months. No. TB-five hundred, I would like 15:39 Speaker 2: I would like I also think a loading phase is really is important. Okay? I did I like that, and especially if you're gonna run TB-five hundred by itself. But 15:47 Speaker 2: dosage, 15:48 Speaker 2: I I think so. If we're talking about the glow, is which is 15:53 Speaker 2: usually, so 10 mg of BPC, 15:56 Speaker 2: 10 mg TB-five 50 15:59 Speaker 2: mg of GHK- CU. I blend in, I mix 2 mils of water 16:05 Speaker 2: and then inject 16:06 Speaker 2: 20 units 16:09 Speaker 2: 3 times a week. 16:11 Speaker 2: And if I, again, if I have any injury, which I always have like 4 injuries going on at the same time, 16:17 Speaker 2: I'm gonna put those injections into the spot. Yeah, I get tendonitis, man, right here, belly of bicep, I got it from throwing a baseball, you know, all the time. 16:27 Speaker 2: But right into there, because everything else is gonna travel well throughout the body, right? Let's might as well, you're gonna get the whole benefit, might as well also put it directly in 16:36 Speaker 2: where we have some injuries. So 3 times a week, 20, 16:41 Speaker 2: and after adding 2 mils of 2 mils of water. 16:45 Speaker 0: Yeah. I do it daily, so I do it a bit more. But, hey. Yeah. Like, it's always contingent upon, like we talked about, what you got going on. So Jeremy was talking about his injury. I've had 4 back surgeries, major back surgeries, 3 microdiscectomies, 16:57 Speaker 0: and a fusion. 16:58 Speaker 0: And back in November, 17:00 Speaker 0: Will knows this. Remember, I literally was dying. I could not get off the couch. It was brutal. So I I went to finally see a surgeon because it was that bad. And I thought he was going to be able to shave off and just do a micro discectomy above the fusion, right? That's what I went there thinking. And so, you know, got the MRI, blah, blah, blah. And when the surgeon came in, 17:21 Speaker 0: he's like, Dude, bro, it's definitely pinched. It's bad. You know, you've gotten 12 years out of that fusion. You're stoked. 17:28 Speaker 0: We can't do a discectomy on top of a fusion. And I was like, Oh, man. And it took me like 8 months to heal from this fusion, bro. I was like, Just take The fitness channel was going good, dude. I was like, Oh, bro, are you kidding me, bro? Like, you just. So anyways, long story short, I did some stretching. I went to my chiropractor buddy, blah, blah, blah, and 17:47 Speaker 0: worked it out to where we are now. But the last week and 0.5 or so, that damn pinched nerve down my leg and my butt again. 17:55 Speaker 0: So, what I have been doing is taking large quantities of the GHK CU 18:00 Speaker 0: twice a day. I've been taking 5 mg in the morning and 5 minutes, boom. 18:05 Speaker 0: And bro, I'm not even kidding you, it's like, I'm I even I am just blown away by about 90% 18:12 Speaker 0: of that hardcore pain in the nerve has been gone. It's unreal. I was up in San Diego with my son 18:20 Speaker 0: in pain, and I was taking it and like, dude, it was crazy how well it worked. I was blown even I was blown away by it. I did not expect it. It is powerful. 18:28 Speaker 0: Nice. Hell yeah. 18:29 Speaker 1: Bring up a good You 18:31 Speaker 1: know, I like what Will's talking about 3 times a week with the copper peptide or with the GHKCU 18:38 Speaker 1: with mixed with the TB and and BPC. 18:41 Speaker 1: But I I got a couple clients that, 18:44 Speaker 1: you know, they're definitely extremists. 18:46 Speaker 1: They're working out, like, 3 times a day. They're playing basketball at night for, like, 2 hours. They're lifting and running, and they're just like 18:54 Speaker 1: they're nuts, basically. 18:56 Speaker 1: And this guy's doing on a 5 5 and 5 TB 5 mg TB, 5 mg BPC. 19:02 Speaker 1: He's doing, like, 0.5 a bottle a day. Like so 19:06 Speaker 1: and he's like, bro, like, it's crazy. 19:09 Speaker 1: Like, I feel invincible. I do not get sore. I do not have injuries. 19:15 Speaker 1: And, you know, you can overdo it with the copper peptide. You can you can become copper toxic. 19:21 Speaker 1: You don't wanna do that to your bloodstream, 19:23 Speaker 1: but you can't overdo it on the BPC and the TB-five hundred. So he's just flood dosing that stuff like crazy burning through a kit, you know, in 19:31 Speaker 1: a 19:32 Speaker 1: couple weeks. 19:33 Speaker 1: But, 19:34 Speaker 1: he and he says it's fantastic. He cannot believe what his body's able to endure. 19:39 Speaker 2: That's right. I will 2nd that. Like, I've been doing that recently for the last couple weeks. 19:44 Speaker 2: Personally, I've been doing 0.5 of a bottle a day 19:47 Speaker 2: every other day, excuse me. Of the Glove? Man, does 19:51 Speaker 2: I 19:52 Speaker 2: feel amazing also. 19:53 Speaker 2: Joints are just are 19:56 Speaker 2: fluid. I mean, I always I wake up in the morning, right, and limp around for 1st, like, 20 minutes. Totally. And, 20:03 Speaker 2: know, elbows, shoulders hurt. I've also had 15 plus surgeries. I have 2 pins in my right foot. I got a pin in my left. I've had back surgery, a full 20:12 Speaker 2: stomach mesh 20:14 Speaker 2: double hernia surgery when I didn't even have a hernia, so. Oh my God. Stabbed me with a knife now in the stomach and I'm good. 20:22 Speaker 2: Lightly, but I've been doing it like, I've been doing the high doses like that and I feel amazing, probably better than I have in 10 years. 20:29 Speaker 2: And that gets expensive, okay? I mean, that's running, so that's 5 mg 20:34 Speaker 2: every other day. 20:36 Speaker 2: But 20:37 Speaker 2: again, hey, what's it worth? 20:40 Speaker 0: It's worth a lot to me. I mean, if you can afford it, it's worth it. But that's something I wanna do. 20:45 Speaker 0: Yeah. 20:46 Speaker 0: Mean, that's something that would be cool to talk about. So we're all in our 40s and most men in our 40s that have played sports and like beat ourselves up 20:55 Speaker 0: in all kinds of forms, 20:58 Speaker 0: we're wounded. So 21:00 Speaker 0: So if you're going into a surgery, 21:02 Speaker 0: I would recommend that you start to use this before the surgery. Absolutely. Right after the surgery. And so people have asked me, Yeah, absolutely. You should be taking this. You should take it before the And 21:12 Speaker 0: surgeons, if there's anybody just that might be able to land it on here, doctors like that, this 21:17 Speaker 0: should be prescribed. 21:19 Speaker 0: Your patients should be taking this before and after, 100%. 21:22 Speaker 2: 100%. If you go ask the 21:25 Speaker 2: NFL surgeon and ask him to tell you the truth, 21:27 Speaker 2: they've been giving people BPC and TB for 10 years, 21:31 Speaker 2: giving those pro athletes post surgery 21:34 Speaker 2: injections. 21:36 Speaker 0: You remember Jerry Rice before his ACL, how fast they got that dude into surgery? Literally, like 8 minutes later, he was in surgery. Yeah. 21:44 Speaker 1: A lot of people think this stuff is new. It's been around for, know, 20 years or more. So, 21:51 Speaker 2: we'll there's also, 21:52 Speaker 2: I guess, I want to before we talk too long, we have so 21:57 Speaker 2: warriormakers.com, 21:58 Speaker 2: know, you can, warriormakers.com. 22:01 Speaker 2: We talked about 22:02 Speaker 2: GH, the copper peptide on your skin, and so we have just 22:07 Speaker 2: launching our actual face serum. Don't know- 2 day. 2 Actually, 22:13 Speaker 2: I don't know if you can see that. Let's not really, 22:17 Speaker 2: Kind of. Let it focus. 22:20 Speaker 1: There it is. There we go. There it is. There it is. There it is. Yep. 22:24 Speaker 0: So it's 22:27 Speaker 2: a GHK- 22:28 Speaker 2: plus SNAP-eight 22:31 Speaker 2: face serum. It is not 22:33 Speaker 2: watery. It is it's a little kinda like jelly 22:36 Speaker 2: texture. 22:38 Speaker 2: You will notice 22:39 Speaker 2: that we have dosed it with 10% GHKC. 22:43 Speaker 2: Industry average is 22:45 Speaker 2: 3% to 6%. 22:47 Speaker 2: Okay, so and SNAP-eight, 22:49 Speaker 2: we dosed it 3%. 22:51 Speaker 2: Industry average is 1% to 3%. 22:54 Speaker 2: This can, if you look, so this whole thing is 10 ml bottle, right? This contains an entire 100mg 23:01 Speaker 2: of GHK Cu, 23:04 Speaker 2: which frankly are about the same price, 23:07 Speaker 2: but it also gives you a full bottle of it gives you actually 23:12 Speaker 2: 3 full bottles of SNAP-eight. 23:15 Speaker 2: SNAP-eight, by the way, everyone So there's like as we know, is 10 times as expensive. 23:20 Speaker 1: Yeah. There's like $300 23:22 Speaker 1: worth of product in that little bottle. 23:25 Speaker 0: For how For sure. 23:26 Speaker 2: For 149. 23:28 Speaker 2: And as I say this It's incredible. 23:30 Speaker 2: I think that we should probably raise the price, but we're gonna stick to our word and it is what it is, man. 23:37 Speaker 2: But 23:38 Speaker 2: it is amazing. 23:40 Speaker 2: They work so good. I mean- 23:43 Speaker 1: Well, it should be like crack. 1st bottle's 0.25, and the next one's 3. 23:48 Speaker 1: Give me 3 more of that. I mean, look at this on the back- Look how blue that is. Damn. Cobalt blue. 23:53 Speaker 2: Ow. Yeah. 23:55 Speaker 2: SNAP- you go online and look at these things. Not many people are putting SNAP-eight in it. Why? Because it's 10 times the cost. 24:02 Speaker 2: And we decided to just overdose it. What the hell? We want stuff to work. You know what mean? I'm just working out, like, 2 products that 24:08 Speaker 2: just so if somebody could put something on the label, right, they just sprinkle some of some of the stuff in there and sell it to you. 24:14 Speaker 0: You won't need Botox. So we, my wife for and I 24:17 Speaker 0: my wife and I, Jeremy, had to go off what you were saying. My wife and I went in to get a laser facial, like, you know, burning your face off, dude. And like, that takes like 9 days to heal. Exactly. We've done it before. So we brought in the serum, dude. And like, so my wife and I brought it and my buddy Chad's wife came and she didn't have it and like, we used it. And I'm not kidding you, bro. Like 3 days, our face was freaking healed, bro. I know. And her face, wherever we were at dinner with her, her face, like, dude a week later was just like- Still ragged. Mangled, bro. Was just Sorry, dude. She's like, Why does your face look so different? I used the serum. Yep. You know I mean? Yeah. Truth, bro. So 24:54 Speaker 0: the ladies are waiting for it. My wife my wife was in here. She so I just so you guys know, it doesn't need to be in the fridge. However, 25:01 Speaker 0: we keep ours in the fridge because then it's nice and cool, dude. So we put it on the face and it's nice and cold. It's rad. Nice. So little trick of the trade. I can't wait to get on that stuff, man. I'm gonna rub it all over my head. 25:12 Speaker 0: I was gonna tell you when you were saying about that, you should be rubbing on your head. I 25:17 Speaker 0: I love it, man. So let's do this, man. Let's hear about Let's talk about- Beer Brother. Who should be taking? Who should be using 25:25 Speaker 0: the glow? Who should be using the serum? Definitely ladies and men too, men over 40, ever just like, why would you not take care of your face, fellas? Like, you know, it's not- it's- you want to age well. Peptides are going to help you age well. Taking care of your skin as you age is going to age well. There are chains of amino acids, man. They're not changing your hormones. They're going to help you. Yeah. 1st of all, Jeremy, we'll get back to your beard. Okay. If 25:53 Speaker 1: you're just getting back to the gym and you're scared shitless of that hideous pain that you know you're gonna feel because you've taken too long off, 26:02 Speaker 1: preload with the BPC and the TB 500, 26:04 Speaker 1: preload with the Glow, 26:06 Speaker 1: and that, you know, horrible DOMS 26:09 Speaker 1: will will not keep you out of the gym. If you got a nagging injury that keeps slowing you down, you definitely want to do that. If you are coming up to a surgery, like you said, JD, and you want to preload on this stuff and then take it post, you're gonna cut your healing time in 0.5. 26:26 Speaker 1: Literally. Yeah. 26:27 Speaker 1: And or if you're the type of dude who really likes to push yourself, you're training for a triathlon, you're training for a marathon, 26:34 Speaker 1: you're training for a tough mudder, this stuff is gonna let you put those extra hours in and have you be that much better in competition. 26:42 Speaker 0: Stuff. Nice, 26:44 Speaker 2: guys. Anything else? Anything else you guys wanna drop on here before we Dude, I do wanna talk about you guys' 2 your 2 beards. Like, yeah, dude. So 26:52 Speaker 1: But, also, let's talk about, you know, real quick before we go to the beards, 26:56 Speaker 1: people with, you know, autoimmune disorders. How incredible this is, man. You got you got Crohn's, colitis. You got, you know, any any of these inflammatory 27:06 Speaker 1: diseases that have you bloated, have your swollen knuckles, and all this kind of stuff. I mean, you can only take Advil for so long. Right? You're gonna go to the doctor and they're gonna give you these pills, diuretics, and all this stuff. Why not activate 27:19 Speaker 0: your body's internal ability to do what it needs to do? That's what this is gonna do. Dude, so I'll tell you a cool little story. I haven't even told Will this yet. So anybody that knows me, I've had this autoimmune for years. It's been horrible. It's incurable. It sometimes is, can't see it, sometimes it flares up. So yesterday, or maybe the day before, remember, I'm sitting there, I'm like thinking about, you know, BPC and just peptides, blah, blah. I'm like, Wait a minute. Like, 27:43 Speaker 0: don't I try to inject that shit into my head since it has all these healing qualities? So I did Well, you're laughing. I was gonna tell you this. And 1 of the ones, I'm like, dude, stick in my head. I'm like, I'm gonna do that, dude. You know? So I get I load up the BPC, bro, and I blast the little areas that are bugging me, dude. And it swelled up, and I'm like, oh, wow, I don't know if I should have done that. And then it popped, which is gross, 28:06 Speaker 0: but it literally, 28:07 Speaker 0: I know it was working. I'm like, Holy shit, I gotta talk to my skin doctor and 28:12 Speaker 0: let's say maybe we can figure something out. But I could tell it was working and it brings blood there. You know what mean? Nice. 28:19 Speaker 0: So- That's actually amazing. I'll keep you posted because I'm gonna still blast it and I'm gonna see if we can fix this thing, man. Because you see that stuff in the back of my head? I'm so sick of it, dude. I'm surprised the carnivore diet hasn't 28:30 Speaker 0: handled that. It did, bro. It fixed it forever, Jeremy. I don't know what was the catalyst to it getting worse. I mean, it comes in waves and stuff. I think some of it's stress or hormonal and, you know, I take T- TRT. I think that has some stuff to do with it. 28:44 Speaker 0: But D Day was gone for a long time, and the carnivore did heal. That's why I did it. That's why I started the carnivore, bro. Nice. Nice. But it's just comes in waves, man. So- You know, Jim, I've been taking I've been taking probably 3 ibuprofens 28:58 Speaker 2: every day since I was 18 years old. Yeah. I'm 41 now. Don't anybody else do that. I happen to have a good strong stomach, I guess. But 29:07 Speaker 2: like I said, since I've been doing this the last 2 weeks at a decent high doses, like I have not taken a single, I haven't taken an ibuprofen at all. That's rad. Usually the 1st thing I'd go for when I wake up in the morning. 29:19 Speaker 0: It's that inflammation 29:21 Speaker 1: that's pressing on nerves, 29:23 Speaker 1: that's creating the pain. You reduce the inflammation, 29:26 Speaker 1: you reduce 29:27 Speaker 1: the pain. That's what we're really looking for. Really? 29:30 Speaker 0: Truly. I mean, especially most people with their crap diet, the inflammation, their bodies are full of inflammation. They're eating sugar and all this crap food that's inflaming their whole body. So at least, you know, 29:42 Speaker 0: mean, we talk about it often here, Jeremy, like diet, diet, diet. This is not like peptides are going to heal you. You need to have a lifestyle of 29:50 Speaker 0: eating right, you know, 29:53 Speaker 0: exercise and then, you know, getting your hormones optimized, 29:56 Speaker 0: adding peptides in as a whole, that's a lifestyle. When you do that, I mean, 48 in a couple of days, man, like you could age really well. Yeah. Yeah. And it 30:06 Speaker 1: might be the gateway 30:08 Speaker 1: to to, you know, various levels of healing. You know, somebody you know, edema, they're all swollen. They got, like, you know, arthritis like Will's mom is like, you know, what am I gonna do? Everything else seems hard. Physical therapy changed my diet. Oh my gosh. What would I even eat? You could take BPC- TP-five hundred, take Glo for a week and you're like, Woah! 30:28 Speaker 1: Okay, so this stuff actually some of this stuff actually works. Maybe then you might wanna start cutting out, you know, some of the artificial ingredients 30:35 Speaker 1: get on your journey of improvement, you know? It starts gonna start somewhere. That's very true, man. It's no ball effect. 30:41 Speaker 2: The face cream, 30:42 Speaker 2: yeah, cool, we're men and we want to, right, 30:45 Speaker 2: and like beauty products aren't, 30:48 Speaker 2: I suppose, in, shoot, I don't really care. You know, nowadays, man, if you look good, you feel good. If you feel good, you play good. Right? I'm just I'm better at everything if I'm just happier, more confident. Know? I'm gonna be putting that cream on my face every day. Better believe it. 31:04 Speaker 0: I've been doing it. It feels great, bro. Like I said, put in the fridge, man. Keep it cold. You're like, oh, that feels good. 31:09 Speaker 0: It's good, man. 31:10 Speaker 0: Jeremy, tell us what bro. Beard, 31:13 Speaker 2: tell us tell us about your beard. So Yeah. Look beard, 31:17 Speaker 1: dude. Like like JD, everywhere I go, everyone's like, dude, how you get your beard like that? You know, is that genetics? And, 31:24 Speaker 1: you know, I've been making my own beard balm at home. You know? 31:28 Speaker 1: How you do anything is how you do everything. So, you know, I'm not just gonna eat good. Now I'm starting to look at everything I put on my skin, everything I put on my hair, everything I put in my laundry detergent, cleaning supplies. 31:38 Speaker 1: You know? I wanna I wanna get all natural. I wanna get back to basics, man. Get get ancestral with it. So 31:46 Speaker 1: most of the stuff out there is, like, petroleum based, 31:49 Speaker 1: and and, really, a lot of these products will claim that they use beeswax, 31:54 Speaker 1: but it's actually paraffin. It's super refined beeswax. It's it's really not even beeswax anymore 32:01 Speaker 1: because 32:02 Speaker 1: beeswax is super hard. It's got a lot of contaminants in it. It's got dirt and and and stuff in it, and they just don't wanna deal with it. So it's it's highly refined. It doesn't have the same tack. 32:13 Speaker 1: So I I created this blend, and I I worked with some different things, shea butter 32:19 Speaker 1: and 32:19 Speaker 1: white cacao butter and beeswax. And and so eventually, 32:24 Speaker 1: I settled on the combination of grass fed beef tallow, 32:29 Speaker 1: raw white cacao butter, like white chocolate butter raw, 32:34 Speaker 1: diatomaceous earth, which is what I use for my thickening agent. You know, most people are gonna use some kind of silicone dioxide or maltodextrin, 32:42 Speaker 1: or they're gonna use a, you know, bean gum, xanthan gum, guar gum, this kind of synthetic crap that you don't want. So I use the diatomaceous 32:51 Speaker 1: earth, which is basically ancient clay 32:55 Speaker 1: from the crustaceous era of the world that if you circle it around your house, no fleas are gonna come in. 33:03 Speaker 1: So it's a pest repellent 33:05 Speaker 1: and it's basically pure silica, 33:07 Speaker 1: you know, your fingernails are made of silica. So this is actually feeding your hair 33:12 Speaker 1: And I use 33:14 Speaker 1: a real extract of tobacco, pure organic tobacco extract 33:18 Speaker 1: with 33:20 Speaker 1: beeswax that I got from a local guy who has a contract with the city of Long Beach and he puts up beehives, rescue beehives. 33:29 Speaker 1: Bees are super important to our environment, dude. 33:32 Speaker 1: And so I get the beeswax from him. So we got the beeswax in there, the beef tallow, the diatomaceous earth, the white cacao butter and the natural scent from that white chocolate is amazing with with the the tobacco 33:44 Speaker 1: scent and it's super thick. You really gotta work it into your palms. 33:49 Speaker 1: You you gotta 33:51 Speaker 1: kinda get it body heat 33:53 Speaker 1: melted 33:54 Speaker 1: and you you know, you realize that all guys are just going and buying whatever this dap or this grooming balm because it's easy to work with and it's shiny and it's clear and it's like this stuff is not clear, it's kinda chunky and you gotta work with it, but at the cost of your own health, 34:09 Speaker 1: it's definitely worth it to support, 34:12 Speaker 1: you know, the 34:13 Speaker 1: proliferation 34:14 Speaker 1: of local bees. It's freaking worth it. Smells amazing. It's nourishing my beard because a lot of guys there, they can't get a good beard, number 1, because their 34:24 Speaker 1: beard hair is is very dry. 34:27 Speaker 1: It dries out, You know, so if you're getting shampoo and soap in it, it's gonna break. Right? So now you got this frizzy beard that can't get past the the growing phase because it's all wispy, 34:37 Speaker 1: but this stuff is thick enough to allow it to really sit and and tighten up and groom, keep it hydrated so it's not breaking so you can grow it out. It's nourishing your beard. It's also gonna nourish the skin underneath because if you got like dry skin underneath your beard, you got like 34:54 Speaker 1: the 34:54 Speaker 1: fungus that grows like from dandruff 34:58 Speaker 1: that will prevent hair from growing out and your hair from being thick. So it also conditions the skin to allow for these hairs to grow, and it helps you keep your beard tame enough to grow it out nice and thick and long like JD and I, so you got a beard that's good. 35:12 Speaker 1: It's volumes. 35:13 Speaker 1: Hell yeah, man. And it smells amazing. 35:16 Speaker 2: Yeah. 35:16 Speaker 2: Excited to try that stuff. I'm excited, bro. When I had a beard, I would be in and maybe soon. 35:23 Speaker 2: You can't pick enough. You can do it. You know what? Here's the other thing. Actually, I didn't even think about this is, 35:28 Speaker 2: so GHK- 35:29 Speaker 2: right? They've done, I've read a study, but they compared the 35:32 Speaker 2: copper peptide to minoxidil, 35:34 Speaker 2: you all know, right? Wow. On 35:37 Speaker 2: hair regrowth. 35:38 Speaker 2: And literally the findings came back that GHK- 35:41 Speaker 1: was the obvious preferred choice over Mayo. Let's put that let's let's have that be the last ingredient and let's go full force on this shit. 35:49 Speaker 2: Yeah. Yep. 35:51 Speaker 1: So Well, know, was toying around with, like Well, remember our conversation yesterday? Yeah. Yep. I was I was toying around with doing some rosemary in it. There's some other natural, like, DHT blockers supposedly, 36:04 Speaker 1: but I wanted to keep it as, like, raw as possible. But 36:09 Speaker 2: what's what's more, you know, ancient than copper? You know what I mean? Yeah. Other than that. Hell, do you guys remember the the, like, Brett Favre commercials where the he had the, like, the copper 36:20 Speaker 2: like, the elbow copper sleeve There you knee and knee brace. Right? It's like, dude. Been around forever. Yeah. We've been we've known that that copper heals, 36:28 Speaker 2: for a long time. 36:30 Speaker 0: So Yeah. So if you shoot some GHKCu, 36:32 Speaker 0: just understands this thing a little bit, but it's worth it. 36:35 Speaker 0: I love GHKCu. It's 1 of my favorite peptides. 36:39 Speaker 0: Oh, Jeremy, bro. Love you guys. I gotta gotta gotta hang you here for, like, 2 hours today on podcast, man. I'm excited, bro. We're gonna have you on here more, bro. Yeah, bro. I know. Hugs. Hugs. No. I love you, bro. I miss you. Jeremy and I have known each other a very long time, man. It's so good to see you, bro. I, we'll have to get together soon, man, but, we're gonna have you on here more, bro. I love it. You're a good little tripod 37:00 Speaker 1: to this. Love it. I've been in the peptide game for 15 years. My best friend in the world, a guy named Scott Abraham, he owned the site iron-dragon.com. 37:10 Speaker 1: It was the 1st 37:11 Speaker 1: research 37:12 Speaker 1: chem peptide 37:14 Speaker 1: site in the game. He was 1 of my best friends. I actually helped him get people, 37:19 Speaker 1: copywriters 37:20 Speaker 1: to do peer reviewed studies and white papers. I helped him promote his page and 37:25 Speaker 1: he was a genius. He taught me all about peptides. I mean, I was doing IGF 37:30 Speaker 1: 15 years ago. So, you know, this stuff's not new to me, and I basically, everybody's finally catching up, and I actually need to, knock the dust off and learn about some of this new stuff. So I'm really excited that the world finally caught up. 37:43 Speaker 0: Love it, man. I know we're excited. Well, cool, man. I enjoyed it, fellas. 37:48 Speaker 0: Will, 37:49 Speaker 0: anything else, big dog? That's it. I got nothing else. Alright, my friends. We enjoyed you. We will see you next week. Hey. Hey. 37:56 Speaker 0: How you do anything is how you do everything. That was good. That's right. He's got some good stuff today, bro. We killed it on our 1st podcast. He was on the show. It's true. It's true. We we killed it, man. He's got some good stuff. I'm excited for that to release, man. I'll send you some clips, Jeremy. Alright. I love you guys, man. Alright, guys. Later. 38:13 Speaker 2: Peace. 38:14 Speaker 2: Good night.