Peptide Q&A #47 – TRT & Hair Loss, Blood Work Panels, HCG vs Clomid & Autoimmune Peptide of the Week https://peptideoftheweekpod.com/episodes/peptide-q-a-47-trt-hair-loss-blood-work-panels-hcg-vs-clomid-autoimmune/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: Ultra running shoes are all about space. 0:04 Speaker 0: The space to go further, to feel better, 0:07 Speaker 0: to do something you never thought possible. 0:09 Speaker 0: And this space starts with ultra fit. 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Happy Tuesday. It's 1:21 Speaker 2: Juggling a lot. No, man. Juggling a lot. We were on vacation, not vacation, but we took an airplane trip last week, 1:29 Speaker 2: like red eyed both ways basically to the East Coast. And 1:34 Speaker 2: Yeah. A lot done though. Tired from there. Then we had Father's Day. Father's Day was cool. 1:38 Speaker 2: I 1:39 Speaker 2: had a nice talk with my father. He's in Seattle and he's not, 1:44 Speaker 2: well, yeah, he's not too mobile. Like, he isn't gonna come up here, but we did talk about he wants to think about relocating down here. Yeah, you said that. And 1:53 Speaker 2: I said, 1:54 Speaker 2: cool. That'll be a pain in the ass. But, you know, 1:58 Speaker 2: you, I was a bigger pain in the ass than you have been to me so far in my life. Right? Because I was, he had to change my diapers as a little kid and that's a big pain in the ass and expensive. So I will repay the favor. It's crazy how our parents are getting that age. 2:10 Speaker 2: Man, I know. There is a switch 2:14 Speaker 2: from when you, 2:15 Speaker 2: you know, your parents were like the rock, right? They were strong and they could do everything. They could fix everything. They always had their shit together, whether they didn't, they probably didn't, right? Because they feel like us, but you thought they did. They sure did more than us as a kid. And there comes a point where as you grow up, there comes a point that they 2:33 Speaker 2: reach that point where like, damn, they're not 2:37 Speaker 2: as competent 3 now as I am. 2:41 Speaker 2: Uh-oh, they need some help maybe. And there's a worry there. It's kind of an intro. I definitely like noticed that and felt that when that, when that happened. Life comes full circle. Yeah, it does. 2:51 Speaker 2: So I think it is our responsibility to pay 2:54 Speaker 2: them back and to help them out Nothing if they need the 2:59 Speaker 1: worth it is free. Nothing worth it unless you have to actually like 3:03 Speaker 1: be put in an uncomfortable position. If not, then it's not really helping somebody. 3:09 Speaker 1: That's like, but you like this. I'm like, dude, I gotta go like take my truck to help somebody move. Damn it. But it's like, 3:15 Speaker 2: you're helping them move, dude. And like, that's the point. If, like they say in our program, right? If this is not an inconvenience in your life, you're doing it wrong. Right. 3:25 Speaker 2: This, it should be an inconvenience. 3:27 Speaker 1: Right. Yeah. My own man came down on 3:31 Speaker 1: was it Sunday? Yeah, Saturday, the day before and like, 3:34 Speaker 1: he went to Jackson's jujitsu. That was awesome. Then we all went to breakfast and my daughter came with her 3:40 Speaker 1: 2 daughters, so my 2 granddaughters. And so I have a whole family. It was cool. We gave him 1 of those, 3:46 Speaker 1: warrior cutting boards too. We gave Alyssa's dad 1 too. 3:50 Speaker 1: He loves that stuff. You know what I mean? He loves that stuff. So it's cool. But yeah, they're getting old dude. My dad's getting old. He, 3:58 Speaker 1: just like we are shit. I'm be 49 in like a week. I'm heading to Cabo on Sunday for my birthday, 4:04 Speaker 1: which is 1 of my happy places. I 4:07 Speaker 1: say we're traveling now. I am, I'm traveling the next week. And then the phase of the following week, 4:12 Speaker 1: So 2 weeks from then we're going to Prague. Prague. And Will's going to Italy. I'm going to Italy after. He's making it a trip. Making it a whole trip. Cool. Are you guys making it expensive 4:22 Speaker 2: trip? Yeah. Well, there's nothing like that, like traveling that far. It's like an expensive trip. And like peak time with no notice. Right? Like we just decided to do this 4:33 Speaker 2: a couple of weeks ago. So 10 days? How long is. I think like I, 4:37 Speaker 2: you know, till I get back home 4:39 Speaker 2: probably 12 days, I think. Okay. 4:41 Speaker 1: Because travel's basically- You're not go out there that often, 4:45 Speaker 2: so do it. No, problem. Just it while we're there and it's cool. Do you, are you guys like, 4:50 Speaker 1: will you go like check out all the hotspots of like Italy and stuff for you, that type of people? Or are just like, can you say you will and you won't like my wife and I? No, no. I'm actually very realistic about this. Like I set low expectations 5:02 Speaker 2: and I do not here's what I hate doing on vacation is like dry is transit during the day. Yeah. It's like transit time. I'm not driving 4 hours Yeah. To go see something for an hour and then 4 hours back. That's the absolute worst. So here is the plan. We're so we're go to Prague. We're gonna stay Friday night, leave Saturday night, 5:22 Speaker 2: fly to the Amalfi Coast and 1st stay in this nicer, like, hotel that's 5:29 Speaker 2: well, it's really nice, but it's in Sorrento. Sorrento is 5:32 Speaker 2: across from Positano. 5:34 Speaker 2: Across a little land bridge, there's a point here, but it's really all the Amalfi Coast, but 5:39 Speaker 2: Sorrento is a little bit more relaxed. Positano is where the action is, but so we're gonna stay 2 days there. 5:45 Speaker 2: I probably will propose to her at that point. Sweet. Just to get it out of the damn way. Yeah. Might be thinking about the whole time, bro. Italy. 5:52 Speaker 2: Yeah. So, we'll probably take a private we'll we'll take like a boat. 5:57 Speaker 2: And so we here's what we will do is take a boat to Capri, 6:01 Speaker 2: which isn't that long of a boat ride. It's like a private would take like a private boat ride to Capri, spend the day there. It's just a little island, whatever. Maybe I'll propose to her there. I need to go ask the hotel plus this 1st hotel is like, like 5 star, like full service. I will literally go there and say, Hey, do you guys have a photographer or somebody to suggest or something like that That can take the pictures of this. Right? So 6:24 Speaker 2: live and love you for 2 nights. 6:26 Speaker 2: Then we, then we're going to either boat across or take the 5 minute and highway drive to Positano where we're staying right in the middle of everything 6:33 Speaker 2: for 4 6:35 Speaker 2: or 5 nights. Cool. That sounds fun. Like walkable at all, like restaurants and stuff. Absolutely. I hear the food is amazing. Food's gonna be amazing. And 6:43 Speaker 2: we're 6:45 Speaker 2: staying in a hotel that isn't so funny, like all these are built into a cliff, Right? So sometimes, it's 800 steps to get to your hotel room every day. Right? That's a lot, even though it'd probably be good for us. But, 6:57 Speaker 2: we're staying at 1 that is not I mean, they're all expensive, but it's kind of on the side. It's overlooking the beach, and it's right there in the middle of everything. What we have realized going on vacations is we would rather stay in a hotel that maybe isn't as nice, 7:12 Speaker 2: isn't as high up and lofty and separated, but rather just like be 7:17 Speaker 2: in the middle of everything, right? Where it's just out of door and like, boom, it's loud and 7:23 Speaker 2: all the actions going on instead of being just secluded out there. 7:27 Speaker 2: And then, cause if you're secluded out there, shit. 7:30 Speaker 2: Alright, cool. You watch TV inside your house. I can do that in my bedroom. 7:35 Speaker 1: Know? Watch TV. So, right. So- It's in Italian. I don't even know what they're saying. 7:41 Speaker 2: So that was so that's gonna be fun. And then, so 4 days there, then we fly to or train or whatever to Lake Como. 7:48 Speaker 2: We stay there for 3 nights. 7:50 Speaker 2: Sweet. Which 7:51 Speaker 2: is like basically 7:53 Speaker 2: Switzerland. 7:54 Speaker 2: That's right. Northern tip, Lake Como. It's really long and it is gorgeous. Everything's freaking gorgeous. Stay there for 3 nights. That's more like chill, 8:01 Speaker 2: relaxing. 3 The Amalfi Coast is going be energetic and like beachheads. Decompressed 8:06 Speaker 2: where you just came The last, yeah, exactly. 8:08 Speaker 2: Decompressed the last days and then fly from their home. 8:12 Speaker 2: Sounds great. On the 3rd or 4th. 8:14 Speaker 1: Is Boys get hitched. 8:16 Speaker 1: Gotta tell you, I've known Will a long time. We were always wondering if that day would come and it's, you know, when he started dating Allie, they dated before and then they broke up for a while with the, yeah, that's something that was different when you, 8:28 Speaker 1: I think did, I don't know if you remember this. 8:31 Speaker 1: I don't remember the conversation, but you maybe, I think you asked me something or somehow we were on the conversation how, 8:36 Speaker 1: you know, cause I had that same issue, like I would keep bringing in arms length for whatever reason. And then, 8:42 Speaker 1: you kind of work on yourself where you grow 8:45 Speaker 1: enough to the degree where like that wall that you don't even know is there, a protection that you don't even know is there to protect yourself that you put up. And then it's just easy. You just realize you can be with somebody for the rest of your life when you're, 8:57 Speaker 1: we're at an age where it's like, dude, like I'm boring and it's great. Absolutely. 9:01 Speaker 2: I think I had to get older. I there's no way. Nothing wrong with that dude. There's no way I could have gotten married at 24 9:08 Speaker 1: or something. You know what I mean? I just wasn't like- Well, you can't like most people when they get divorced. Right. 9:13 Speaker 2: Right. They get divorced. She's not the 1. 9:15 Speaker 1: Was pretty though. Exactly. 9:17 Speaker 2: So you know what? I remember the conversation you said, look, when you meet a girl, right, there's this honeymoon period about 4 months or so. We're like, oh, she's awesome, awesome. And then you kind of settle in 9:26 Speaker 2: and then you go, oh, shoot, I'm kind of sick of you. Right? And you had told me just Break through it. Ride that out. 9:32 Speaker 1: Did. Remember that. I'm surprised you remember that. Yeah, I do. I didn't. I think that was- because I broke up with Alyssa. Yeah. Yeah. And What am I doing? You did that. Yeah. Yep. 9:40 Speaker 2: And and I guess, you know, I needed a lot of life experience. Right? I needed to compare things. 9:45 Speaker 2: I get it. Girls. Like, compare, you know, just like see what's 9:49 Speaker 2: out there. For sure. That's had to. 9:52 Speaker 2: And 9:53 Speaker 2: she is she's awesome. We're like we're like best friends and 9:58 Speaker 2: she still does it for me, like sexually. Right? This is super important. It is important. For sure. She checks all the boxes that I needed, like there's nothing and she and almost most uniquely, she does 10:08 Speaker 2: not check, doesn't do anything or nothing about her. 10:12 Speaker 1: Bugs you. That bugs me. Do things. I just can't stand. Right? There's always that. That's always happened where it's like, oh, I just there's no way I can deal with that for the rest of my life. Yeah, I get it. Yeah. That's, that's, yeah, I get it. I like, well, like, it's funny because like we were gone. I think, I don't know if I'd said this already, but we were gone and like, I was looking for a break because my kids are nuts and I love them, but they're crazy. 10:32 Speaker 1: But dude, then you like, you just, when you're anywhere, you're almost like you're 0.5 there because your bride becomes like, there is something sacred about like, when you say I do, I swear to God, you will notice it. It does change 10:45 Speaker 1: in your head. I don't care about the ring or nothing. I have my tattooed, but like it's 10:50 Speaker 1: it changes. I've been married twice and it does. It's sacred dude and she's your bride and like a man's job is protect her till death. You know what I mean? So you'll feel it, man. It's different than just living with a gal. Yeah. Absolutely. 11:02 Speaker 2: And and we were talking about this at dinner. It's like, gosh, it's getting kind of old. Like, we're old, we're too old, or we've been together too long. It just feels awkward to tell people like, oh, I'm waiting for my girlfriend. 11:13 Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying? Well, soon then you can start saying your 11:16 Speaker 1: fiance. Fiance is That a sounds weird too though. Like when you 1st, because you're changing like, I'm my fiance, but then that, and then when you say you're, I say bride. I just always say bride for some reason. I heard somebody say that and it just stuck. 11:27 Speaker 2: My bride. I know you do. You know I mean? But we've, yeah, I don't know. I'm excited about that. Were 2 guys, guess, who were, I gosh, for lack of a way to say it, womanizers. 11:36 Speaker 1: I mean, let's just call it what it is, you know, not like we're proud of it, but it is what it is. I never thought that, 11:42 Speaker 1: like truthfully never thought that what I had with my wife existed. Like I didn't think I could be with 1 woman and just be, I've been with her almost 14 years. August is 14 years and like, dude, I fall more in love with her. I mean, my wife is a gym, 11:55 Speaker 1: but 11:56 Speaker 1: it's there, man. And like, if you just show mutual respect and like, we 12:02 Speaker 1: don't drink, 12:03 Speaker 1: you know, just a little bit, but like, she's not like an alky like us where 12:07 Speaker 2: I don't fight with her. Don't drink with Once in a while it's like a fight, but it's like a tiny. So that does help. And I'll get jealous and nobody does anything cause jealousy because we don't drink. Mostly. I mean, not mostly, like we just don't. So her and I are totally not like that. 12:20 Speaker 2: Which is a 12:23 Speaker 2: a 100% must. Yeah. She's always asked me, like, can I go to Vegas or whatever with my family? Yeah. Fuck it. There you go. 12:30 Speaker 1: Like, you know, most guys apparently are like No. What are you wearing? Oh gosh. Like, Just giving shit on unattractive. 12:39 Speaker 1: 0 gosh. That's a jealousy. It's the most unattractive. 12:42 Speaker 2: It's horrible. So yeah, there's that. And then everybody who came in and visited us on Friday, that was dope. 12:50 Speaker 1: So that was so just, 12:54 Speaker 1: man, it was just cool to like meet people to the degree where like somehow along the way, whatever, you know, the channels we have is touch some people's souls. That guy that came from, I think it was Montana and he got his kids. Like, you weren't there when he said this, but he's like, you guys saved me. Like, I just wasn't living up to like the man that I was supposed to be. And he's like, I've just been listening to you guys. Like, that stuff is powerful, dude. That was organic. Came in our hat and like the cutoff shirt, the JD's way. I cut his son's shirt. 13:20 Speaker 1: Oh dude, it was so cool. So like, that stuff, if you listen to what most of you probably are, if you guys are listening, man, it meant the world to us. 13:27 Speaker 2: Because 13:28 Speaker 2: you know, it's just cool. Then 13:31 Speaker 2: we had a guy come in, I'm sorry dude, I forgot your name, but I guarantee you're watching because he's seen, he knew everything. And 13:38 Speaker 2: I won't even tell any details about you, but you know who you are if you're listening. He and his wife and his buddy were here. Right? And I told him, yeah, I'm gonna do the proposal. And she's like, tell him about how you proposed to me. Uh-oh. 13:50 Speaker 2: He's like, well, 13:52 Speaker 2: Okay. Married. Okay. Let's go. Yeah. He basically, like, had the ring ready to do it and he was just nervous. Yeah. At the restaurant, didn't do it. Then they went to go walk on the boardwalk 14:02 Speaker 2: and he was so nervous and he just couldn't 14:05 Speaker 2: do it. Then they sat in the car and apparently it goes and he just they sat down and he's like, I just gotta do it. He just opened the box. He goes, you wanna marry me? Or like, will you marry he goes, will you marry me if you want to? She even corrected him. She goes, yeah, if you want to. 14:20 Speaker 2: That was the 1 that was. Dude, well, I was gonna tell you because I figured you know this, but like, this is a state of the office. Get on your knee, dude. Yeah. You gotta get on your knee. It's old school stuff, but like, dude, trust me. You gotta get on your knee. But you know what? But I know that like him, like, I knew Alyssa was gonna say yes. Is nerve wracking, dude. Like, there was nobody around on the beach either. And like, I was like, oh man. Especially in pub I mean, that's what will scare me too. But, yes, I will do that. Be prepared. For this guy who had just told the story, like, I it's funny is the good thing about that story is Yes. Well, she said yes. And he well, he did say, yeah, I made up for it, like, 5 years later. Like, I got her a new a brand new ring, like in secret, a new ring where we put the old ring on her necklace. But the thing is like, at least he was taking it serious. Like he was going, oh shit, this, what I say now, 15:07 Speaker 2: I better stand up to my word. Right? And that makes it all the more nervous. People who aren't very nervous are just like, well, fuck it. I'll just ask her this. I can just cut it off when I feel like it. So 15:16 Speaker 2: good for him. He took a yes. He 15:19 Speaker 2: knew what he was doing was he was going to hold up to his word. Anyhow, so 15:25 Speaker 2: But I won't do that, and I will get on knee and 15:28 Speaker 1: Get on knee. It will be great. You'll be near everybody. So you'll be fine. She'll say yes. Just can't have feeling. Before 15:33 Speaker 1: we get back. We'll do that. 15:36 Speaker 2: Insure it. Insure it. Yes, I need to insure it. 15:40 Speaker 1: Brett, everybody came. It was awesome. Get on school. As you can see in some of these questions, people are talking about school, the community that we are 15:48 Speaker 1: forming is just something special about it. This, you know, We try to be as authentic and pure, it's just our personalities. 15:57 Speaker 1: We're 15:58 Speaker 1: glad that we're able to kind of touch some of your souls and you do touch our souls as well. Now, we also wanted to introduce our new producer, who's been basically a producer, but she got the that we gave her the actual nod, I think it was yesterday. And 16:11 Speaker 1: she is the actual our new producer is her new tag, and she has been amazing. And she's behind the boards and doing all the crazy stuff, making us sound good, making us look good. That's hard. 16:24 Speaker 1: Congratulations- 16:25 Speaker 1: And her name is Brandy. Brandy. I call her B, but Ms. Brandy. She brings me tea, she brings us, she takes care of us like we are like her sons. We call it oh, you it's mama b as your tag. But, yeah, 16:36 Speaker 2: we got a good crew, dude. So, something special going on, and, everybody feels it. So And that leaves an opening, actually, anybody who may be interested. But, like, Will now needs an assistant. 16:47 Speaker 1: So if anybody's out there who is super 16:50 Speaker 2: detailed organized, well, yeah, detailed detailed 16:54 Speaker 2: organized proficient in in Microsoft Office Yep. And has some social media savvy. 17:00 Speaker 2: Local has to Local, be you gotta be here. 100%. Yep. We are looking for somebody like right now. Yeah, I'm looking for somebody right now. And also another thing came up, do not 17:11 Speaker 2: if anybody's curious, like the guests that come on our show, they're not paid. 17:16 Speaker 1: I don't why. So that came up. It's just important. Like, we don't pay anybody to- Yeah, I don't think, I don't know if it's like typical that I've never been paid on a podcast, but hey. 17:24 Speaker 1: Anyways, yeah, well you get a lot of notoriety because there's 500,000 people- Yeah. That will see you a lot. 17:30 Speaker 2: So- We some, we got a guest coming up soon that it'll be, I'm looking forward to. And you know what, I have some other, we were talking about asking him questions. Yeah. I basically have some almost personal questions 17:40 Speaker 2: of how, yeah, how he can respond to all of them text messages. 17:44 Speaker 2: How does he, like, what does his assistant do? 17:48 Speaker 1: Like early on, like, that's the question. I have a lot of questions like that. Dude, like, dude, like even family members and stuff now, like I'm like so OCD and like, so like I would, I didn't even like having like the red little tag that said that I had a text, it would just OCD me. But then I got so many damn text messages that I just stopped looking at my text messages. So now like they build up and I like don't even look at my phone. So like, you never texted me back. I'm like, oh shoot, I forgot. Like, that's becoming now the opposite. I can look at my phone. Know you turn the ringer's never on because 18:18 Speaker 2: I just can't do it. It's making me literally crazy. Good problem, sir. All right. Yep. Let's get it kicked off the Q and A. Alright. Is rocking and rolling. Let's go. Number 1, I'm 47 and have an appointment with my doc this week to discuss starting TRT. 18:34 Speaker 2: My labs a few weeks ago were total test 5 0 8, free test 46. 18:39 Speaker 2: I know these numbers are in range, but it would be nice to feel fully optimized. I lift 4 days a week, basketball 4 hours a week, 12,000 steps a day, meticulously track macros, etcetera. I wanna start TRT just to feel better 18:52 Speaker 2: overall and get the most out of the work I am putting in, but I'm hesitant because 2 reasons. I do not want my hair to fall out. Good. Mind you, I'm already on minoxidil, finasteride, 19:03 Speaker 2: GHK serum, 19:04 Speaker 2: red light micro needling. 19:06 Speaker 2: Damn. 19:07 Speaker 2: So I am already doing everything possible to keep my hair at my age. My hair looks good, but I personally noticed the front is getting a little thinner. I'm afraid TRT might speed that up. I'm not sure if it would mess with my natural test considering my numbers aren't bad for 47 years old. Any advice would be appreciated. I'm so torn on what I should do. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So 19:29 Speaker 2: That's a tough 1, dude. Like, I 19:31 Speaker 2: can't give you any promises either way. Like you may not like 19:35 Speaker 2: what I'm gonna say, but 19:37 Speaker 2: so 1st of all, people at 47, your hair starts to fall out. Okay? People, 19:42 Speaker 2: younger people, if they start test, if you are predisposed 19:45 Speaker 2: to, like, male pattern baldness, your hair will fall out a lot faster. If you're not, sometimes your hair grows faster. But then when you get a little bit older at 47, 19:54 Speaker 2: my guess is if you start tests, but it's gonna thin out and it just, it might accelerate it a little bit. Yeah. But the TRT, the amount of tests that you actually need to take 20:04 Speaker 2: is gonna be very little. If your numbers are already at like 5 500, 20:09 Speaker 2: you don't need to take much at all 20:11 Speaker 2: to really feel a lot to feel a lot better. And I would agree, like 500 is good for 47. I mean, it's not great, but it's it's only in range and it's actually kind of probably the player, but you sure will feel a lot better adding a little bit more in. Now, 20:26 Speaker 2: that doctor, good luck having the doc, you better go to 1 of these clinics with doctors who are experienced and prescribe on symptoms and not 20:34 Speaker 2: on numbers. So if you go to any HMO 20:38 Speaker 2: or anything like that, it's not a private practice with these, they're not going to give you anything. You just So So you're high. You just yeah. You don't fit the mold there. 20:47 Speaker 2: You need all of those things. 20:50 Speaker 2: Minoxidil, 20:51 Speaker 2: finasteride, 20:53 Speaker 2: though GHK, all that stuff is good and will help, 20:58 Speaker 2: but and it's the d because it's the DHT 21:01 Speaker 0: Ultra running shoes are all about space. 21:04 Speaker 0: The space to go further, 21:05 Speaker 0: to feel better, to do something you never thought possible, and this space starts with Ultra Fit. 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Like, you could get an air transplant later if you don't like it. We got a guy. 22:10 Speaker 2: If we don't get like, you I would you know, you'll do so you'll do so little. I mean, if it was me, and I guess I am me, and I have done this. Like, I would do the test, 22:20 Speaker 2: and but a very low dose. Like, you probably could just almost start off with, like, 50 to 100 mg 22:26 Speaker 2: weekly. 22:27 Speaker 2: See what happens. Super low. Super duper low. And it may not affect your hair, but like, bro, it's thinning 22:33 Speaker 2: already. 22:34 Speaker 2: That'd be interesting because I think that that would actually, 22:38 Speaker 2: I would actually, that's a really low dose. I'd be curious to see what that did to your numbers. 22:43 Speaker 2: But- 22:44 Speaker 2: Super low, but he's overrated at 5. Like if he wants to get it to like 8, that just might do it because his testicular function is very good. Now, 22:52 Speaker 2: Now, if you have a good score or not, like testosterone is going to make your 22:58 Speaker 2: body shut down. Now I'd run, you know, running HCG 23:02 Speaker 2: concurrently 23:02 Speaker 2: is what you do to make it, to keep your natural levels up where they are 23:08 Speaker 2: while running tests. Plus that's such a low dose. It all depends, man. You the more you run, the faster it shuts you down. Right? The longer you run this Yeah. The more you're gonna get shut down. So, 23:18 Speaker 2: but the fact is that your body is naturally pretty good at making tests. So 23:23 Speaker 2: you'll be shut down a little less than those people and you'll probably bounce back faster, but you are getting older and they're bounced back for everybody no matter what declines 23:30 Speaker 1: as you get older. Well, it sounds to me like the key for you is hair. 23:34 Speaker 1: So I'll only answer it from my perspective because I'm me, like Pose just said, I'm not as worried about that. I've been running testosterone for a long time. I'd rather feel really good than my hair is the 2nd seat to that, but you are you and I'm me. I always look at it like, how do you feel? Like in re let's like the hair thing you're going to have to deal with yourself. It could thin it out. It might not. I don't think it will be that bad, 23:58 Speaker 1: but it could. So you'll have to deal with that 1. In regards to the testosterone 1, I would do it at 47. 24:06 Speaker 1: By the way, it's good. Your tree test is not that bad. I 24:10 Speaker 1: think you'll feel better. How's your energy? How's your libido? How is your motivation? How's your strength? How's your sleep? Those things will all improve 24:18 Speaker 1: for sure. 24:19 Speaker 1: And to me, are extremely important. So they take the top seat over, should I might not, you know, lose my hair. So 24:27 Speaker 1: if you feel good and you feel like your libido is prime, then wait a little bit because there will be a time that you need it. And if you don't have those kick in and you think that you can improve on, 24:37 Speaker 1: would personally do it 24:39 Speaker 2: myself. You deal with hair issue yourself, my brother. I also noticed like doing a secretagogue or actual HGH 24:46 Speaker 2: shoot, makes your hair grow so damn fast. Yeah. True. And 24:51 Speaker 2: it also, as you get older, that that decreases. 24:54 Speaker 2: And you could What's your idea of 1? That I would that's something to try to maybe maybe even 1st if you're really that worried about the hair, True. It might 25:01 Speaker 2: just make you feel better and really enhance and make you more, more full optimized. You'll feel tired at 1st 25:07 Speaker 1: usually from the HGH. That's generally happens for a lot of people, but you ride it out. And then because we've said it, it's a longer play, but HGH, I think pretty much anybody over 40 dude. 25:20 Speaker 1: No dose. 25:21 Speaker 1: But hope that helped, man. The heroin is on you, my brother. 25:24 Speaker 1: All right. Hi, my name is April and I'm 39. About 2 years ago, I started GLP-1s 25:30 Speaker 1: to help 25:31 Speaker 1: with health issues and I lost 40 pounds in 4 months, 25:34 Speaker 1: plus another 15 on my own afterwards. 25:37 Speaker 1: I also reversed my sleep apnea. 25:39 Speaker 1: Since then, I've developed an autoimmune disorder and recently started Retrutide, losing another 20 pounds in 2 months. I'm very active, eat clean due to stomach issues and was also taking Semax, 25:51 Speaker 1: Selank and KPV. 25:53 Speaker 1: KPV helped my inflammation the most. I was recently 25:57 Speaker 1: talked into switching to Clo, but since my skin and hair are already healthy, 26:03 Speaker 1: I'm unsure if that's the best fit. My main goal is gut healing and reducing inflammation. 26:08 Speaker 1: Would it make sense to switch to Wolverine and add KPV back separately? 26:13 Speaker 1: Or does CLO offer a better overall healing benefit for gut health? 26:18 Speaker 1: Also, 26:19 Speaker 1: there any other peptides 26:21 Speaker 1: you'd recommend for gut healing in autoimmune 26:24 Speaker 1: inflammation? 26:25 Speaker 2: Great question. That's a good 1. You want take it? Go ahead. But then I will also add on at the end. So you, you I 26:32 Speaker 1: would like to know what your autoimmune is. You're very it's a very common thing for people to deal with autoimmunity 26:38 Speaker 1: issues. I mean, most of us do. 26:40 Speaker 1: So it's common. KPV is absolutely great for that. Clo compared to, you know, I like them separate. I would say this is what my recommendation 26:51 Speaker 1: would be. KPV, 26:53 Speaker 1: BPC orals. I would definitely do those. 26:56 Speaker 1: TA-one, 26:57 Speaker 1: so Thymosin Alpha-one, for sure. You're going to love that. It's 1 of my favorites. 27:02 Speaker 1: And then I 27:03 Speaker 1: like the Wolverine because you've heard us say it, you can run our higher doses of it. So I would actually keep that separate. 27:10 Speaker 1: You can add in KPV, 27:12 Speaker 1: the injectable KPV 27:14 Speaker 1: too, which I 27:16 Speaker 1: probably would because of your autoimmune 27:19 Speaker 1: issue. 27:20 Speaker 1: And if you don't feel like you have issue with skin and hair and nails and all that stuff, then you don't necessarily need the GHK- CU. How old is she? 39. If 27:29 Speaker 1: you feel like that's good, then that's going to save you money. Now, if it's not that big of a deal and you just want to run the cloak, cool. It works equally as well. I would run just the KPV injectable 27:40 Speaker 1: myself, 27:42 Speaker 1: because you're running the Wolverine already and you got the KPV and the BPC 27:46 Speaker 1: orals and the TA-one. I think just those will do amazing for you. 27:52 Speaker 2: Alright, how about this? 27:54 Speaker 2: I would run Okay, so your direct question is KP- is 27:59 Speaker 2: Clo the best possible 28:01 Speaker 2: thing for my gut inflammation? For gut and inflammation? No. The best possible thing I think is 28:07 Speaker 2: oral KPV and oral BPC. 28:11 Speaker 2: Great. Which you can get easily. You can just let us know and we can we can help you out with where to get that. So 28:19 Speaker 2: so oral KPV, oral BPC. 28:22 Speaker 2: Clo's great, and like you said, I think you know sounds like you know what 28:25 Speaker 2: else it's gonna do for you and that stuff ain't bad. You totally could take even the Clo and what I just said. 28:32 Speaker 2: But autoimmune 28:33 Speaker 2: in and autoimmune 28:35 Speaker 2: inflammation 28:35 Speaker 2: also, please look up, but LL-thirty 28:38 Speaker 2: 7 and VIP, 28:41 Speaker 2: right? 28:42 Speaker 2: Vasoactive 28:43 Speaker 2: intestinal peptide. So those need to be smarter 28:48 Speaker 2: with the dosing and it's not just like the same thing for everybody, but 28:53 Speaker 2: read up on those and those could potentially really, really help you. 28:58 Speaker 1: So yeah. 28:59 Speaker 1: Paul's attack 29:01 Speaker 1: with 29:02 Speaker 1: autoimmunions. 29:03 Speaker 1: I don't think it's every autoimmune because there's a lot of them, but I think the majority of them, his attack is TA-one for 29:10 Speaker 1: 3 weeks to 40 days. 29:12 Speaker 1: And then you're gonna bring in LL-37I 29:14 Speaker 1: believe for 40 days as well at a super low dose, like I think it's 100 micrograms and then 10 days of VIP. 29:21 Speaker 1: Okay. Yeah. So that's the protocol. 29:23 Speaker 1: I don't remember the VIP, it's low dose as well. And VIP will like flush you like crazy. 29:29 Speaker 1: We took way too much when we 1st got it. Were like, woah. Like it's immediate. I was like, I think I took much too much. Yep. You're white, you're red, bro. And the VIP the VIP after that protocol is to, 29:40 Speaker 2: is for the to combat the Herxheimer syndrome. So basically, like, the LL-thirty 7 is clearing bacteria 29:47 Speaker 2: out of you, right? And But it doesn't just flush it out. So once it gets released, 29:53 Speaker 2: then your body, wow, gets hit from this bacteria and people can, that's what they call like a Herxheimer reaction. 29:58 Speaker 2: And 30:00 Speaker 2: VIP will come in and then flush them secondarily out of you. That's why it's 10 days. Oops. Yep. Quick go. So try that. Now, autoimmunes, 30:08 Speaker 1: you deal with 1. So just be careful with the TA-one because there are some people, if it is inflamed contingent upon what it is, I've 30:17 Speaker 1: seen it kind of affect my negatively. 30:20 Speaker 1: There's generally like a beacon on it that like if you if your immune system's running low, it will ramp it up and vice versa. 30:28 Speaker 1: But with people with autoimmunity, 30:30 Speaker 1: if you have an flare of it, it can actually increase it. So I don't want to throw you off too much, but just be careful because I deal with that myself. So 30:39 Speaker 2: there you go. So basically the TA 1 like mid fab flare up. Don't do it. Don't do it. 30:45 Speaker 2: Jack. Cool. 30:47 Speaker 2: I'm up. Hey, guys. Hi, guys. Love the podcast. I'm 21 year old male who, who is contemplating using BPC-one hundred 57 plus TB-five hundred, 30:56 Speaker 2: to heal my shoulder from existing issues spanning back 7 years ago. I had stabilization 31:01 Speaker 2: surgery in 2022, 31:03 Speaker 2: but re injured it again in 'twenty 3 during 31:06 Speaker 2: footy rugby 31:08 Speaker 2: league. It was advised at the time to let it naturally heal and build it through weight training. But today I'm still noticing a slight range of motion 31:17 Speaker 2: limitations 31:18 Speaker 2: and fears of re aggravating it in specific exercises or movements. And I'm wondering if by using this stack, 31:24 Speaker 2: would resolve the problem and 31:27 Speaker 2: I'll have strong fear free shoulders again. I did sublux, 31:31 Speaker 2: I did sublux it again last year and I haven't had any major concerns since then. It doesn't give me any pain at all, but there's often signs or small tendencies that it could pop out again or restrict my gym progression in compound movements 31:44 Speaker 2: and in my technique. What do you suggest? Cheers. 31:47 Speaker 2: Piece of cake. Hell yeah, that will help. Again, there's no guarantees, right? I'm not going to tell you- Yeah, go, yeah, worsen it. But it can't worsen it. And I mean, I just 31:55 Speaker 2: had this issue and my only suggestion would be just go after it hard. 32:00 Speaker 2: Don't just use, use the Wolverine stack 1 32:04 Speaker 2: day and then not for a couple of days, like just get after it really hard and go aggressive. Like dude, if you can, if you can financially afford 32:12 Speaker 2: to do like, I don't know, between 2 and 32:15 Speaker 2: 5 mg 32:17 Speaker 2: of both of them injected 32:19 Speaker 2: daily for a month 32:21 Speaker 2: right into the spot, right? Or just around it, you know, make a triangle. So we really fully saturate 32:26 Speaker 2: that spot. 32:28 Speaker 2: I 32:30 Speaker 2: won't guarantee, but I almost guarantee that 32:32 Speaker 1: it will fix it. Yeah. There's a reason why this would be the 1 that we would choose, the peptide that we would choose both. I will have said that numerous times if we only had 1 because we will live wait till we die and we are going to take that 1 because it freaking works. Really works. And that's the lowest effective 32:49 Speaker 2: dose is probably a BPC is like 0.5 of a milligram. And so when I said between 2 and 5 mg of 32:55 Speaker 2: each, that's aggressive, but I mean, I would at least try to, I mean, at least 1 mg of each daily 33:02 Speaker 2: for a month. The more the better though. That it is, this is a case like there's not much, 33:07 Speaker 2: there's not actually like diminishing returns the more and more you go. So 33:11 Speaker 1: if you can just take a bath in this stuff with it, injecting you everywhere, the better. But he said, I think an important part, I don't think it will even hit on as much as we probably should. 33:21 Speaker 1: If you're somebody like my wife that doesn't like keep it like daily, 33:25 Speaker 1: you know, 33:27 Speaker 1: it's, it works if you do it like how it's supposed to do. Yeah. And TV, the Wolverine, you need to do it daily for like 30 to 40 days. It, 33:35 Speaker 1: I won't say a 100%, but it'll be damn near a 100 help you a lot and you'll feel great. You lift heavy, but you do it, got to do it properly. Very important. And those of you out there like don't, to heal an injury folks, we don't just rest it. Like especially don't 33:49 Speaker 2: inject BPC and then do nothing. Okay. It will heal about 5 times as slow as if you inject BPC and move it, right? You need blood. 33:58 Speaker 2: What 33:59 Speaker 2: you're looking in dull aching pain is good. What you don't want is sharp pain. Like sharp pain means, all right, probably 34:06 Speaker 2: reaggravated 34:06 Speaker 2: or did some damage to 34:08 Speaker 2: any healing you've done. But 34:12 Speaker 2: yes, 34:13 Speaker 2: days, then maintenance 34:15 Speaker 1: dose it and maybe another 30 days, like 3 times a week. Well, so you're 21. So when you get into your forties, like what the pain you're feeling is a daily, it doesn't even matter. 34:24 Speaker 1: Like we're going to the gym, no matter what you go to the gym and Burton almost every day because this is the way of life. All 34:31 Speaker 1: right. You. Hello, Pepatide of the week podcast fam. Thank you so much for all your help. Week, the podcast is great. I'm 63 34:39 Speaker 1: kilo female 34:40 Speaker 1: in the gym weight training 5 days a week. Good for you. I have a decent amount of muscle mass and have just started Retta. I'm 3 weeks in, started on 1 mg per week on my 3rd week now up to 2 megs. 34:53 Speaker 1: I'm still eating at my maintenance calories Monday through Friday with no real issue on weekends, eating less as I'm busier. 35:01 Speaker 1: I'm loving having no food noise on the weekends and being able to eat smaller portions. 35:07 Speaker 1: However, I'm not sure if Retta is working for me. My weight has been fluctuating from 62.6 35:13 Speaker 1: kg up to 64 kg 35:16 Speaker 1: over the past 3 weeks. 35:18 Speaker 1: I'm not losing weight as much, but feel leaner. I'm also noticing a side effect of itchy arms and legs. Is that normal? 35:28 Speaker 1: What do want to do? Yeah. So 35:32 Speaker 2: I 35:33 Speaker 2: think you're probably losing fat. 35:35 Speaker 2: You're just because the scale says you're not losing weight or you're losing a little bit of weight, right? You do feel leaner, you probably look leaner, your clothes probably fit better. So like this is a good size. 35:44 Speaker 2: Ret is doing exactly what it should be doing, which is burning fat and allowing you to keep your muscle. In fact, maybe even might even be adding muscle, right? This is what we call like 35:53 Speaker 2: recomposition. 35:54 Speaker 2: Should we take this 5 days a week? 35:56 Speaker 2: So I think this is all good news. 35:59 Speaker 2: If 36:00 Speaker 2: you are now 36:03 Speaker 1: the itchy arms and then JD, you got to maybe speak on this a little bit more, but that is a thing. It's common. That's a common thing. Some people like have a problem putting their shirt on. It's just, it's, it's short lived. I've never had it, but it's 36:16 Speaker 1: pretty common. So it happens a lot of times it's, you might need to go down for a little bit, but you're not taking much. So, 36:23 Speaker 2: I think you'll be fine if you just it'll, it'll subside. Yeah. If it doesn't, I wouldn't do that. I would, I'd maybe like drop it down and then just ever so slightly, just slowly titrate up, titrate back up. But 36:35 Speaker 2: I have heard that and it does, and I've also heard that it does go away. 36:40 Speaker 1: So 36:42 Speaker 1: that's funny because we were dealing with that a lot, like months ago. We hadn't had that pop up actually in a while. And this is you're eating your maintenance calories. That what I was saying? Yeah. 36:53 Speaker 2: Okay. Still eating my maintenance calories. I don't know how you define maintenance calories, but I define maintenance calories as not being in a caloric deficit and therefore you will not lose weight. Like, 37:02 Speaker 2: so 37:04 Speaker 2: you need to do something different like now maintenance 37:07 Speaker 2: calories, if that is equal to your BMR, 37:11 Speaker 2: right? Your basal metabolic rate, right? Which is the amount of calories that a person burns in a 24 hour period at rest in a coma. Okay. Let's 37:20 Speaker 2: call that, let's call that 3,000 calories, right? I'm a big guy. 37:25 Speaker 2: If you're eating just that, 37:26 Speaker 2: then great. You can absolutely get into a calorie deficit because this, they, 37:31 Speaker 2: because you move around, right? You probably can expect to burn at least another 2,000 calories a day. So therefore you can be at a negative of 2,000 calories. It's 3,500 calories in a pound. If we can burn 35 we had a deficit of 3,500 calories 37:46 Speaker 2: that 37:47 Speaker 2: that burns burns a pound of weight, burns a pound of fat off of you. So 37:52 Speaker 2: just check your food, I guess, just make sure that we you know that on the same page. Keep going. 37:58 Speaker 2: Realize that Retta, 38:00 Speaker 2: the like clinical starting dose is 2.5 mg a week. 38:05 Speaker 2: And I think their max dose is 10 Migs. I wouldn't suggest anybody do that, but 38:10 Speaker 2: you may need to, I mean, just slowly 38:14 Speaker 2: find your sweet spot, but keep 38:17 Speaker 2: going. 38:18 Speaker 2: Don't lose faith yet. 38:20 Speaker 2: Yes, it's working, I bet. And it would just, it's going to snowball and keep working and keep working and keep working better. I think because you've heard so much out there that Retta 38:30 Speaker 1: king when it comes to this stuff, we 38:33 Speaker 1: expect a lot and 38:34 Speaker 1: it's 38:35 Speaker 1: not an overnight thing. So it's been 3 weeks. Let it do what it do. I can guarantee you feel lighter. I guarantee it. You've kind of said that in so many words, 38:45 Speaker 1: the weight we get caught up on what's the scale say. So how do you feel? 38:48 Speaker 1: Do you feel lighter? You can feel that. And I can tell you that you do. So just let it do what it do. It will work. It is a certainty, but if you're eating above the calorie, like you said, that part's math. You do need to eat less if you want to lose weight. That part's always been what it is. 39:05 Speaker 2: So cool. Eat less or do more work. Yeah. She lives 3 weeks with 3 to 5 days a week. 39:12 Speaker 2: You're doing work. 39:13 Speaker 2: Yeah. 39:14 Speaker 2: All right. I think you were 39:15 Speaker 1: Okay. 39:18 Speaker 1: JD will big fans of you guys in the podcast, 64 year old five'eleven at 2 0 3, 39:25 Speaker 1: lost 23 pounds 39:27 Speaker 1: in the last 8 weeks since I've started Reta. Current peptide use Reta 3 mgs once a weekly 39:33 Speaker 1: AM fasted glow 39:36 Speaker 1: 3 to 5, 3.5 mgs daily PM NAD 39:40 Speaker 1: 100 mgs 3 times a week and fasted MOTS-five 39:45 Speaker 1: Migs, 3 times a week and fasted. Only testing I have is yearly 39:51 Speaker 1: physical lipid 39:52 Speaker 1: metabolic, 39:53 Speaker 1: etcetera, testing. 39:54 Speaker 1: All results are fine at a minimum. What additional tests would you recommend? 39:59 Speaker 1: If I were to push a little harder, 40:01 Speaker 1: what tests above the minimum? Thanks to GLOW getting close to being back into full time strength training regimen. Awesome. At my age, what 40:11 Speaker 1: growth specific 40:12 Speaker 1: peptide options 40:14 Speaker 1: should I be looking at? Same for cognitive 40:17 Speaker 1: function. 40:18 Speaker 1: Missed that part. Okay. 40:20 Speaker 2: So to answer the, what other blood test panels that you should have, here's the best thing I can do is if you go into our school, 40:28 Speaker 2: I have already prewritten the 40:31 Speaker 2: full, 40:32 Speaker 2: what a 40:33 Speaker 2: man should ask a doctor for to get a very good snapshot of what their body looks like. Okay. So if you go into our school platform and we can, we can, send 40:44 Speaker 2: you the link, 40:47 Speaker 2: in there under the classroom 40:49 Speaker 2: is 40:50 Speaker 2: general education. 40:51 Speaker 2: And there's a sheet that tells you every single panel that you should tell your doctor to check off. Okay. Instead of me reciting all of these, which I don't have memorized. 41:00 Speaker 2: That's your best, that's your best bet dude. Also look into a DEXA scan. 41:04 Speaker 2: Okay. 41:05 Speaker 2: That can tell you some really cool, some extra cool things about lean muscle mass and bone density and stuff like that. That is very helpful. More of a physical type scan, but, and some other stuff. 41:16 Speaker 2: And growth peptides, did, you're 64 years old. I think you're a prime candidate for actual 41:23 Speaker 2: exogenous HGH. 41:25 Speaker 2: If you're not ready for that, then Tesamorelin 41:28 Speaker 2: Ipamorelin blend or CJC Ipamorelin blend. You 41:32 Speaker 2: could do even now for brain neurocognitive 41:36 Speaker 2: functions. 41:38 Speaker 2: I was asked this, 41:40 Speaker 2: for healing, 41:41 Speaker 2: kind of short burst healing 41:44 Speaker 2: your brain from maybe from many past trauma or actually like preparing it as you get older, right? Things slow down. Dihexa 41:52 Speaker 2: helps with the synapses between neurons, right, helps to prepare those. Pinealon, 41:57 Speaker 2: Cerebrolysin, 41:58 Speaker 2: those actually help a bit. 42:01 Speaker 0: Ultra running shoes are all about space. 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Shop Labor Day savings at The Home Depot and gear up for fall projects with the right tools to keep your projects moving. 43:00 Speaker 2: More on the actual neurons themselves. Cerebral eyes, and it's actually really interesting. It's not a single peptide. 43:06 Speaker 2: It is a complex peptide and 43:09 Speaker 2: is pretty damn cool. It does a whole bunch of things to your brain to help you repair and increase your cognitive function. So 43:16 Speaker 2: those ones, and then Cmax, 43:18 Speaker 2: so C Lank, Cmax, C Lank is to help calm you down. 43:22 Speaker 2: Angiolytics Cmax is to help give you a little bit more brain energy, but Cmax is also a bit neuroprotective 43:28 Speaker 2: and can help repair 43:30 Speaker 2: some of those neurons. 43:33 Speaker 2: Whereas Selank is just kind of more of an anxiolytic, which is calming you down. 43:37 Speaker 2: So that's what I got for you to research and 43:40 Speaker 2: take a look into. 43:42 Speaker 1: He didn't say if he was on TRT. So that part is, where that, where's that at? Are you hormonally optimized? 43:48 Speaker 1: That will take the top seat of everything in my opinion. If you are 43:52 Speaker 1: running TRR, you're hormonally optimized because you're 64 dude, that is a must for you. And then we'll set it. I was figuring he was HGH 44:00 Speaker 1: without a doubt. I think that you're going to have a lot better just going to HGH than any secretagogue. 44:05 Speaker 1: It's just 64. You're getting up there, man. So HGH-2IU, 44:09 Speaker 1: you'd be golden. 44:11 Speaker 1: SS-thirty 1 can work as well. 44:14 Speaker 1: Protein, 44:15 Speaker 1: creatine, 44:16 Speaker 1: sleep is important. So if you aren't about, if you're a bad sleeper, DSIP might get you into that REM sleep. 44:23 Speaker 1: He already said it in regards to the, 44:25 Speaker 1: for the brain. Only ones I'll add, he said, Dihexa, 44:28 Speaker 1: Cmax, Selank, Dihexa. 44:30 Speaker 1: I'll add Modafinil. It's not a peptide. We've talked about it. It's my favorite. I took 1 before this podcast as I do on every podcast because it just gives me just direct. I just just 44:41 Speaker 1: like razor focus if I have to focus and, it's not habit forming. 44:45 Speaker 1: Neither of us would mess with that if it were. 44:49 Speaker 1: So that might be true. Fasting insulin, HB, A1C, 44:53 Speaker 1: SHCRP, 44:55 Speaker 1: I wrote them down. IGF-one, 44:58 Speaker 1: homocysteine, 44:59 Speaker 1: Apple B, vitamin D, thyroid panel, which is TSH, 45:03 Speaker 1: free T3, 45:04 Speaker 1: T4, and then ferritin are some options. Like Will said, we have, I should say he, this dude has been putting together so much content for before we even started our company. He's just been compiling those data forever. 45:17 Speaker 1: And it is literally at your fingertips. 45:20 Speaker 1: If you go into school and look around a little bit, a lot of people aren't looking around a little bit. It's endless information. That's, this will all be outlined there for you and it's all in your classroom. So it's just a wealth of knowledge there. The hardest part is like, I do have a ton of compiled information that's just making the last 5 go, like 95% 45:38 Speaker 2: of the way there. It's making the last 5% to make it look good and, 45:42 Speaker 2: readable for other people. So, 45:45 Speaker 2: yep, still working on- Keeps updates all the time. Yep. Will's nature. Yeah. All right. You dude. Okay. What's up guys? Thank you for Did I skip this 1? Nope. What's up guys? Thank you for everything that you do within the community. God bless you all and your team. Thank you. Thank you. I'm 33 year old male. So, 46:04 Speaker 2: I recently went and got my labs done at a TRT clinic and my test came back at 145 46:09 Speaker 2: nanograms per deciliter. 46:10 Speaker 2: I got prescribed Tessep at 160 mg a week along with Clomid and Anastrozole 46:16 Speaker 2: for estrogen. 46:17 Speaker 2: My question is, should I keep this doctor's protocol or take out the Clomid and run HCG with it? Currently 46:25 Speaker 2: on 4 mg of Retta weekly split in 2, 46:29 Speaker 2: 2 mg Tessa nightly, 46:31 Speaker 2: okay, glow nightly, 46:33 Speaker 2: 25 mgs of NAD plus 4 times a week, 40 micrograms IGF-one pre workout. My fear is having my balls shrink and being infertile. 46:41 Speaker 2: Good fear. 46:42 Speaker 2: Legit fear. That is really, that's really 46:46 Speaker 2: the fear of taking testosterone is 46:48 Speaker 2: is the infertility, 46:50 Speaker 1: you know? And balls between. Which 46:52 Speaker 2: is in 46:54 Speaker 2: which is a side effect of the because 47:00 Speaker 2: other than that, like all the other problems in horror stories you hear about guys, everybody taking testosterone, those 47:05 Speaker 2: come with, well, freak accidents or just freak people have 1 little weird thing wrong with them or just heavy like abuse, running 47:14 Speaker 2: a lot of testosterone. Running 47:19 Speaker 2: a TRT dose, the only real worry potentially is the infertility. 47:23 Speaker 2: So I wouldn't, I hate Clomiphene. I think Clomiphene's old freaking news, dude. If anything, Enclomiphene, 47:31 Speaker 2: right, it takes out the zooclomiphene, 47:33 Speaker 2: which, 47:34 Speaker 2: A, is bad for you and actually and is counter 47:38 Speaker 2: productive. 47:39 Speaker 2: And clomiphene actually works twice as well. 47:42 Speaker 2: It stimulizes your luteinizing hormone and your follicle stimulating hormone. 47:46 Speaker 2: Also, would also, yeah, hell yeah, I'd run the HCG concurrently 47:50 Speaker 2: underneath it, underneath your test. So would you say, 47:53 Speaker 2: would do both. Yeah. No, I would. Okay. So I probably wouldn't do the Enclomiphene unless you're actually trying to make a baby right now. He's 33. You probably like, Oh right now. Yeah, right now. Okay. Like I would say, you'll kind of keep you working Cause your body 48:07 Speaker 2: can get a little used to this stuff. Like, don't want you to don't double up on them right now 48:13 Speaker 2: because then in a year is when you really want it. And now when you add those in and you just keep adding them in, they may not be as great and potent. So I would wait on the Enclomiphene, would kill the Clomiphene. I 48:24 Speaker 2: would 48:26 Speaker 2: run HCG 48:28 Speaker 2: maintenance underneath there. I don't know, 500 micrograms or IUs, 7 50 IUs twice a week or something like that. And 48:36 Speaker 2: then if you're trying to make a baby, then jump on Enclomiphene 48:39 Speaker 2: at 25 mg a day. 48:42 Speaker 2: The Anastrozole, 48:44 Speaker 2: you know, like we had Doctor. Stanley on, don't use it unless you need it. Okay? So that is to help kill off your estrogen at 160 48:53 Speaker 2: mg a week, dude, your test levels already being low, I cannot see you having any estrogen issues. But if you do, what you're looking for is 49:02 Speaker 2: act any excess acne. Okay? Body, like, especially shoulders, body, damn, why am I having to get dotted out or something? 49:10 Speaker 2: Water retention. So if you look everywhere, right, excess water tension, you feel a little bit more look a little bit more bloated than you normally do. And then any nipple sensitivity. These nipples are sensitive, itchy, they hurt. Itchiness may actually, and I believe him, Jay Campbell didn't tell us that that can be a sign of just of elevated, 49:28 Speaker 2: of insulin or glucose, basically just eating too many carbs. 49:33 Speaker 1: I forgot about that. That is rad. I told you that I always would feel that. And now with that being said, because I'd never heard anybody say that, but I would actually call Doctor. Scott years ago and just be like, it's whenever I eat a lot of carbs, I feel like I have that itchy. 49:48 Speaker 2: And I was like, when he said that, I was like, oh my God, that's what it was. Maybe I didn't, maybe I wasn't like- Wasn't getting as much estrogen as I thought, singing all this AI for no reason. Yep. Crazy. But true nipple sensitivity and people get to prepare and like, you'll know, dude, if you, if you like it hurt, it hurts. And it takes like, once you start to feel that pain, you got a couple of weeks, man, your body is trying, basically your body is trying to grow a little, is trying to grow breasts. 50:13 Speaker 2: Right? But it starts with a little bead of fat. 50:15 Speaker 2: Anything grown there cannot be burnt off. It needs to be cut out. So if you start to feel some sensitivity, whack, okay. Or any of those 3 symptoms, okay. A lot of people present only 1, whatever. That's still 1 of those symptoms. Then 50:28 Speaker 2: you can introduce the arimidex, 50:30 Speaker 2: which is anastrozole. 50:32 Speaker 2: And you basically introduce it. The goal is to take as little of that as possible while still having no side effects. So introduce it, but also the goal, you do not want to take it till you feel that stuff is gone and then stop taking it. Right? We don't want to let build, let the estrogen build, build, build, build. Oh, let's just kill it off then stop and then let it build up again and kill it off. The goal is to just keep it low 3 the whole time. 50:57 Speaker 2: So that's what I would do. 50:58 Speaker 2: It is. I was 51:02 Speaker 1: wondering, I'm wondering if he 51:04 Speaker 1: gave those to you and told you to take them or if he gave those to you and said take them if you need them or especially the AI, I'd be curious if like you, 51:13 Speaker 1: 160 51:14 Speaker 1: is low. I mean, you are so low on your testosterone. I would probably go up to be honest with you. Does he say his age? But here's the thing, doctor is, I would actually say, 51:24 Speaker 2: starting dose for doctors, if you go to a 200. 51:27 Speaker 2: No. No, no, no, no. It's like 50 mg starting dose. They give you 1st, they go here, you're going take a tiny little bit, come see me in a month. We're going to blood test you again 51:38 Speaker 2: and see how that changed. Now we're going to increase it. And they do that in very slowly incrementally. Wow. I've never seen their way up to like 200. So 51:47 Speaker 2: based because you were so low is probably why you started and gave you that starting dose at so high. Now it's not high, but it's high for what I think a doctor, their very 1st prescription is. Yeah. Well, 51:57 Speaker 1: I've, I mean, dude, you hear all kinds of stuff. Again, it is not 1 shoe size fits all for sure. So yeah, start with that 160, play it for, I would say more than a month. Would give it a couple of months, let it play out as an oil base. It takes like 3 weeks before you're gonna like actually feel anything. 52:13 Speaker 1: And then you go from there, man. You get to see how you feel, see how you feel. Your numbers are super low, so you're going to feel good. 52:21 Speaker 1: I'm out before you probably super tired, dude. Yeah, Clomiphene, I've never ran it because I just have read it just makes you feel like shit. So I have never ran it. So HCG, 52:30 Speaker 1: I think you should run it. I run 1000, 52:33 Speaker 1: I use Monday, Wednesday, Friday. I'm not trying to stay fertile, but I am trying to keep my balls from shrinking. 52:39 Speaker 1: And some 52:41 Speaker 1: people say, why does it care? I care. So that's why I do it. So you do you, so I would run it. Excuse me. 52:48 Speaker 1: Like when you want to get pregnant, you're 33, I'm assuming you don't have kids. If you do already, then cool. But if you do, you know, you can hit us up again. And like, we've helped numerous friends like, and they've 100 percent have gotten pregnant 53:01 Speaker 1: on TRT. 53:03 Speaker 1: So we can help you then. Hello 53:08 Speaker 1: gentlemen, 50 year old female postmenopausal 53:11 Speaker 1: hysterectomy on HRT and hormones are optimized. All right. 53:15 Speaker 1: Go to a private MD who is currently being trained in peptides, 140 pounds, five'one with super low BMR, 53:23 Speaker 1: but very small waist and tummy. Have a really hard time putting on muscle because I have choke hot 53:30 Speaker 1: Mary tooth disease. 53:32 Speaker 1: Current stack Retta 1.5 Migs, 53:35 Speaker 1: Monday, 53:36 Speaker 1: Wednesday, and Friday. I'm assuming that's 0.50 0.50 0.5. You read it that way. 53:41 Speaker 1: Tesa 1 mg nightly, 53:44 Speaker 1: glow 1 53:45 Speaker 1: mg daily, AOD-five hundred micrograms, 53:48 Speaker 1: daily SLU- sublinguals 2 times per day, weight train 2 times with trainer and 3 times by myself. You got this dialed girl. 53:56 Speaker 1: 140 53:57 Speaker 1: grams of protein. She's on it daily dialed in with nutrition. Is there anything else I can add to either preserve the muscle 54:06 Speaker 1: I have or put on more? Thank you for being personable, easy to understand and not douchey. Love the John 3 16 cards, 54:13 Speaker 1: including 54:14 Speaker 1: in the orders and JD's Jesus hat. 54:17 Speaker 1: Nope. Love it. Good stuff. That's awesome. Yeah. Good for you. Yeah. This girl's dialed, man. I love it. She's put thought into this and that's stacked great. That is great. 54:28 Speaker 2: And you're asking the right question. I don't know to keep more muscle, right? With a low BMR generally that's because of low skeletal muscle. 54:38 Speaker 2: And I mean, I think it always is, and 54:42 Speaker 2: you could potentially eat more protein if you're lifting that much. 54:46 Speaker 2: I know the 1 g per pound of body weight, but, and as a woman, you know, Hey, see if you can add in some more protein 54:53 Speaker 2: as a man like my, I would probably, I'm aiming for like 1.5 g of protein per pound of body weight. It's really, really, really hard, but like, but that's kind of, that's the goal. 55:03 Speaker 2: I 55:04 Speaker 2: would maybe add in Ipamorelin. 55:06 Speaker 2: Like I know you're taking Tesamorelin, but like Tessa Ipamorelin. 55:09 Speaker 2: So the goal, how do we keep more muscle on? Right? Growth 55:13 Speaker 2: hormone is 1 of the biggest ways to do it. Right? You are taking Tessa, you're taking a full MIG of Tessa for a small, small person. 55:20 Speaker 2: If that's not causing water retention, then great. But maybe add in like maybe take that like Tessa Ip 10 mg plus 3 mg blend, 55:30 Speaker 2: which gives you a little bit of Vipomerelin 55:32 Speaker 2: in there relative to the Tesamorelin that will help your pulses and help preserve more muscle. 55:38 Speaker 2: Even some, some around a couple rounds of 55:42 Speaker 2: IGF-1LR-three, 55:44 Speaker 2: 8 weeks max low dose for you because you're a small person. Should work. That 55:49 Speaker 2: can really help build on some muscle. And then the good thing is like the muscle you build, you should keep based on everything you are taking 3 55:56 Speaker 2: the muscle you build, you should keep. 56:00 Speaker 2: I, you could even your 50, you could actually go to 56:03 Speaker 2: absolute exogenous 56:05 Speaker 2: actual 56:06 Speaker 1: Hell yeah. I think you should. Yeah. 56:09 Speaker 2: I get really good based on how hard you're working, 56:12 Speaker 2: it will work better than a Tesam. 56:14 Speaker 1: Yep. Because 56:15 Speaker 1: you're, you're eating, you're taking fat burners for the most part, you know, you know, the Retta you're taking 56:22 Speaker 1: AOD, which is going to burn fat and SLU- is going to burn fat, you know, and it's going to give you some, stamina. But, you could either, I bet you with what you're running and you seem like a super disciplined individual, 56:34 Speaker 1: you probably don't even need the Retta. Like if you want to be, if you want to gain muscle, you got to eat more, know? You And it sounds like that might be the problem. You're not eating enough, even though you're eating 140 56:45 Speaker 1: grams of protein, which is great. Most women aren't doing that. 56:49 Speaker 1: Might just need to eat more. I bet you that's just the problem. And that you're gonna maybe find that difficult on Retta. 56:55 Speaker 1: So I bet you if you just pulled the Retta, ate a little bit more, 56:59 Speaker 1: would do it. You know, make sure you're taking creatine, make sure you're sleeping well. 57:04 Speaker 1: And I 57:05 Speaker 1: think that would work. The IGF-one would definitely help a little bit, especially for women. Oh my gosh. 57:12 Speaker 1: But sleep, creatine, 57:14 Speaker 1: make sure you eat more. 57:16 Speaker 1: And I think that's going to work. If you can't eat more with what you're running, I would kick the Retta to the curb because you seem like a very disciplined person and you might not need it. Believe it or not, we don't say that often, but 57:27 Speaker 2: there you go. All right. Hey guys, so I appreciate everything you do. I had a bad reaction and wanted your thoughts. Okay. So a few days ago, I had a bad reaction to CJC IpA combo dosed at 2 50 mg each micrograms 57:40 Speaker 2: each. I got very flush and vomited. I had been taking it for a few weeks with no issues before that. So I decided to stop and switch to Tessa IpA. 57:49 Speaker 2: The next day I injected the Tessa IpA and Glow dosed at 2.5 mg of a GHK-five 57:56 Speaker 2: hundred BPC-five 57:58 Speaker 2: hundred TB-five 57:59 Speaker 2: hundred. Wow, that was bad. 58:01 Speaker 2: Every injection site I have ever used got red and swollen. My whole body was itchy and lips and tongue even swelled up. I took Benadryl and it calmed down after an hour or so. It was scary to say the least, no doubt. I had since stopped all of those, but has me wondering if it was the GHK- 58:18 Speaker 2: was it possibly the Ipamorelin that caused it? And I've taken Tessa Ipamorelin before and had been on Glow for a month, thank you. So my 58:27 Speaker 2: guess is 58:28 Speaker 2: the culprit is probably the 58:31 Speaker 2: Ipamorelin 58:32 Speaker 2: and 58:32 Speaker 2: or 1 of the Tessa and CJC. Okay. 58:38 Speaker 2: Be careful, dude. If you're going to like test yourself again, 58:42 Speaker 2: like maybe do a tiny little amount and maybe do 58:47 Speaker 2: incrementally test it, like just take 58:50 Speaker 2: 1. Now I know you could take the glow blends, but like don't take them all together again because you don't know what's causing it. 58:57 Speaker 2: This is normal. Literally have 1 of my good friends told me this the other day that they had all 59:02 Speaker 2: the injection sites ever just kind of swole up. So 59:06 Speaker 2: that is what it's a definition of 59:09 Speaker 2: Histamine. Histamine reaction. 59:13 Speaker 2: So 59:13 Speaker 2: that's my guess, dude. And 59:16 Speaker 2: I would, if you feel like testing yourself by doing it again and seeing what it is, 59:22 Speaker 2: But 59:23 Speaker 2: I understand, I probably would, to be honest, like even was me, I would do it. I would be like, alright, let's just see what happens. I'd give myself super low dose and have the Benadryl 59:32 Speaker 2: right next to me. Right. But because 59:34 Speaker 2: that shit's scary and dude, and it's probably just not getting nothing but worse. So be careful. 59:38 Speaker 2: Reactions usually get just get worse and pretty rapidly worse. 59:42 Speaker 2: On anything. I would also, if you ever want to keep trying to like inject super duper slow and inject into fat. So if you happen to be a person who's really, really lean 59:52 Speaker 2: and you're sub Q, you don't have much fat, go find sub Q area that doesn't have fat 59:57 Speaker 2: instead of just in that perfect water sub Q layer, really getting the fat and inject like ultra slow. 1:00:05 Speaker 1: Good point, man. That's good. Was curious how you're to answer that. 1:00:08 Speaker 1: It's obviously 1:00:10 Speaker 1: it's common. CJC is the 1:00:13 Speaker 1: culprit most of the time. We talk about that a lot, but 1:00:17 Speaker 1: everybody's 1:00:18 Speaker 1: different. My wife has that same problem, dude. Like, she'll inject and like everywhere that she's injected is red and inflamed. It's crazy. It's the weirdest thing. 1:00:28 Speaker 1: Everywhere. I'll be like, wow, that is just bizarre. It's crazy. 1:00:31 Speaker 1: But you know, how I would handle this is yes, I probably would still try it. I would take everything out maybe a week, maybe 2, let it settle. And then 1:00:41 Speaker 1: 1 compound 1:00:42 Speaker 1: at a time and super low dose and inch forward. 1:00:46 Speaker 1: And that's how I would do it. And 1 compound at a time is the most important because you just need to find what is the culprit and 1:00:54 Speaker 1: that might just take time. You're just that type of person that might be sensitive to stuff, man, unfortunately, but play your cards right, man. You'll be able you'll get through it. So hope that helps, man. By taking us home? Yes. Taking us home. All right. Last 1. 1:01:09 Speaker 1: I was recently diagnosed 1:01:11 Speaker 1: with chill blains, which causes sores on my toes and my 1:01:16 Speaker 1: feet to constantly be cold. My dermatologist wants to put me on autoimmune med and I'm not interested, so I wanted to see what peptides could be the best to help me. I did just start CLO today, but wasn't sure if I should add anything else. Thanks guys. 1:01:32 Speaker 2: What 1:01:33 Speaker 1: autoimmune 1:01:34 Speaker 1: med? I was curious. I'm just assuming it is an auto, you know, antibiotic. 1:01:40 Speaker 1: I'm assuming that's what you mean. What 1:01:43 Speaker 1: is an autoimmune med? 1:01:45 Speaker 1: I mean, it's too much. I don't know. I don't know. Yeah, I would imagine that's what it was. I would recommend Stiktocin against it. It was autoimmune, it's your gut 1:01:53 Speaker 1: and 1:01:54 Speaker 1: those just mess up your gut. So good job on you not taking that. Yes, there's other things around KPV, TA-1, 1:02:01 Speaker 1: Wolverine, and once again, BPC, KPV 1:02:04 Speaker 1: orals. 1:02:05 Speaker 1: So let me say that slower. KPV, I would do the injection to the 1:02:09 Speaker 1: TA-one for sure, 1:02:11 Speaker 1: the Wolverine, 1:02:12 Speaker 1: and lastly, the BPC and the KPV orals. I think you'll do good with that way better than an antibiotic. 1:02:18 Speaker 2: Yeah. Yes. 1:02:20 Speaker 2: Yeah, 1:02:22 Speaker 2: I think you're right. The best bet without really knowing, 1:02:25 Speaker 2: you know, without any extensive research on Chill Blinds, but you probably have. 1:02:31 Speaker 2: Wolverine 1:02:33 Speaker 2: Wolverine stack or Glow, right, with GHK- 1:02:36 Speaker 2: and KPV BPC 1:02:38 Speaker 2: gut wise also. 1:02:40 Speaker 2: Good luck with that. Yep. Lifestyle changes, I'm sure that you have read all of those that that 1:02:46 Speaker 2: research has to tell like everything else that you could possibly do. But 1:02:50 Speaker 2: if some astounding, if we get some 1:02:53 Speaker 2: information specific to that, like we will share it. Always. Again, all right. And 1:02:59 Speaker 1: yeah, I'll ask around. We're gonna have Doctor. Scobb back on here sooner or later, which is like, he's a gut guy. Like, he just studies the gut. He deals with people all day and he's just like, man, people's guts are just torn back. He even did my wife's blood and stool tests. He was like, wow, I wasn't expecting your tiny little bride 1:03:16 Speaker 1: to have our stomach be so messed up. So it's 1:03:19 Speaker 1: just the food. It is what it is. I 1:03:22 Speaker 1: remember when I 1st had my autoimmune, I've told the story, but it's crazy how doctors work where 1:03:28 Speaker 1: every 1 of them was like, well, you know, it's, there's no cure for it, but here's some antibiotics. And I'm just like, dude, why would I take that? It's not gonna cure me. Like, why would I just take antibiotics? Like, I'm out of here. 1:03:40 Speaker 2: It's like me having my hernia surgery. They're like, well, 1:03:43 Speaker 2: we- 1:03:44 Speaker 1: We figured. 1:03:45 Speaker 2: Like, we did an MRI and we did a ultrasound and like, we don't see a hernia, but like, let's just do surgery anyway because it So might be in I was like, well, okay, because this shit hurts. But we did the surgery and I woke up and like, wow, we didn't see a hernia, 1:03:59 Speaker 2: but we still put the mesh on your in your stomach on both sides. Like, 1:04:03 Speaker 2: great. And it hurts in the exact same place. So 1:04:06 Speaker 1: thanks. And where's the attorney? 1:04:08 Speaker 1: No doubt. 1:04:09 Speaker 1: Yeah. 1:04:10 Speaker 2: Yeah. But 1:04:12 Speaker 2: that I guess I guess it'll be harder for someone to stab me in the lower abdomen with a knife now because I have this metal mesh. 1:04:19 Speaker 2: It's like patching a wall. If anybody knows to patch a sheetrock wall, Like behind the wall, gotta be whole. You put this mesh on the backside of it 1:04:27 Speaker 2: or on the front, excuse me, on the front side and then mud over, that's literally like what they're doing. For 1:04:32 Speaker 2: a hernia surgery, so 1:04:34 Speaker 2: yeah, 1:04:35 Speaker 2: a little bit. Well, 1:04:37 Speaker 1: we are having, we are having Trevor is, I think his name is Cruder. He's the owner of 1:04:44 Speaker 1: Alpha Biomed. He's having a, he's coming on the show. We're going to record on Thursday. It will drop on Monday and he's kinda, 1:04:51 Speaker 2: for lack of a better way to say it, almost like the godfather of research peptides. Would you say that he started at 10 years ago? Yeah. That's, I mean, thing's for sure. Like he's been doing this a long time, long time, long, long, as far as peptide space has not been around a long time, but before you have ever heard about peptides, damn sure. Right? Before we ever heard of it, he was already ingrained and 1:05:11 Speaker 2: building facilities. 1:05:13 Speaker 1: I'm 1:05:14 Speaker 1: excited to figure out how he had that foresight. Yeah. Yeah, that's interesting. And now he's into other things. 1:05:20 Speaker 2: But yes, I think he's the largest manufacturer 1:05:22 Speaker 2: of peptides in The United States. Yeah, so it should be fun. We are going to interview him and then, so, and to, 1:05:29 Speaker 2: you know, we, if you have some guests that you might think are a good idea, they will be vetted and they have to kind of align with what we do and we don't have, they don't necessarily have to believe in what we believe. We don't have a problem bringing other people on, but they just got to be respectful. There's some doctors have been in my comments and like, you get out of here. They're just pompous. And we're looking to have cool conversations 1:05:50 Speaker 2: and that's what we're looking for. So doctors, 1:05:53 Speaker 2: nurses, we're going to have 1:05:55 Speaker 2: the gal that sells 1:05:57 Speaker 2: Keegan that we had put in, 1:05:59 Speaker 1: put in water and she's brilliant. She, man, she was just going off and all that water stuff or whatever. She goes, that's cool. And that stuff's awesome. We have, we put it in here for a reason. So we'll have people like that. So any ideas for cool guests, 1:06:13 Speaker 1: we will vet them and if they seem like a fit, we will reach out and 1:06:19 Speaker 2: see if it works. And you will be talking Brandy. Brandy is the 1 who we just interviewed The 1:06:23 Speaker 2: that is the producer. She's the 1 that Jill talked to so we can give everybody some information. 1:06:28 Speaker 2: But yeah, the goal is here on this, I guess on this show is we want to do this at peptides, 1:06:34 Speaker 2: but also anything else that is 1:06:36 Speaker 2: fitness, health, lifestyle, 1:06:38 Speaker 2: kind of like light, all of those, but the hacks, right? Any way that we can all just be better to look better, feel better, work better, play better, anything we could do in any ways to do that, that's what we're interested in is bringing all of that to the people. 1:06:55 Speaker 1: Paul sent me a 1:06:57 Speaker 1: text, I think it was yesterday, 1:06:59 Speaker 1: because he knows I'm big on fasting and there's been people that have lost their minds when he and I were talking about how fasting can cure cancer. Like this is crazy how people are passionate about that being no. But anyways, he now has written a book about like literally curing cancer and like he sent it to me. I'll be reading it on my vacation. Yeah. I reached out to that doctor. I can't remember his name. Wish I knew, but man, his stuff is brilliant. Yeah. So I'm going to read his book. I reached out to him and asked him on the podcast. I don't know if we'll get through. He seems like a pretty big wig, but we're trying. That would be cool. 1:07:28 Speaker 1: So cool. Good stuff. Other than that, we will catch you next round. 1:07:33 Speaker 1: Bye, guys.