Peptides: The Science, Uses & Safety | Dr. Abud Bakri
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*Key Points to Remember After You Watch The Video. (Thank Me Later):* 1. Peptides are special small proteins that act like messengers in your body to help with things like healing, growth, and sleep (0:03:33). 2. BPC 157 is a famous peptide studied in animals that shows promise for helping guts, muscles, and tendons heal faster (0:06:26). 3. Scientists are still learning how BPC 157 works because it does not seem to have one specific receptor, which makes it a mystery (0:15:40). 4. Many people use peptides they find on the internet, but these are often not tested, not clean, or not what the label says they are (0:29:41). 5. Doctors worry that some peptides might help bad things grow, like tumors, by helping new blood vessels form in the wrong places (0:41:32). 6. There is a huge lack of large, safe tests on humans, so we do not yet know the best doses or long-term risks (0:47:01). 7. Pinealon is a tiny protein that some people use to help them get better quality sleep and feel sharper in their brain (1:07:25). 8. Epithalon is another peptide that scientists think might help protect DNA and keep cells healthy as they get older (1:19:55). 9. Thymosin alpha 1 and other similar peptides are sometimes used to help support a strong immune system (1:29:38). 10. GHK copper is a popular peptide often used in skin creams to help skin look younger by making more collagen (1:50:33). 11. Some new medicines like GLP 1s are very powerful for weight loss and blood sugar, but they need a doctor to watch over you (2:20:25). 12. Retatrutide is a newer, very strong tool for weight management that affects multiple systems in your body at once (2:33:53). 13. Before trying any peptide, you must make sure your basic healthy habits like sleeping well, eating good food, and getting sunlight are already in place (2:43:30). 14. Never buy peptides from random websites, because you could be putting dangerous or fake chemicals into your body (2:42:12). 15. Always talk to a medical doctor who knows about your health before thinking about using any kind of peptide (2:43:44). 16. We need better naming rules and more honest studies so that everyone knows exactly what they are taking and why (2:37:21).
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As a french listening to this, I though my yt parameters where on x2 speed... but no bro is just too fast I feel proud to still understand lol
I love how I just decided to go down the research rabbit hole of peptides yesterday, and then this video drops.
Pinealon in the morning has not only increased my REM and Deep sleep, but has had a noticeable positive impact on my mood, thinking, cognition and calmness. It feels like an incredible peptide!!
This was literally the f**king best peptide episode with regards to pure info. Very good from both of you. Good banter, great info.
2:29:45 been on Reta for a while now, the most important two aspects is hydrating A TON! Second is ensuring you have proper carbohydrate intake and you will feel great
Definitely want to hear podcast part 2! 🙏🏻
This dang near 3hrs & I’m going to have to listen to it at least twice; very info packed!
This was awesome! Loved hearing about the data, which interested me in wanting to get a PHD and run tests myself
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*Key Points to Remember After You Watch The Video. (Thank Me Later):* 1. Peptides are special small proteins that act like messengers in your body to help with things like healing, growth, and sleep (0:03:33). 2. BPC 157 is a famous peptide studied in animals that shows promise for helping guts, muscles, and tendons heal faster (0:06:26). 3. Scientists are still learning how BPC 157 works because it does not seem to have one specific receptor, which makes it a mystery (0:15:40). 4. Many people use peptides they find on the internet, but these are often not tested, not clean, or not what the label says they are (0:29:41). 5. Doctors worry that some peptides might help bad things grow, like tumors, by helping new blood vessels form in the wrong places (0:41:32). 6. There is a huge lack of large, safe tests on humans, so we do not yet know the best doses or long-term risks (0:47:01). 7. Pinealon is a tiny protein that some people use to help them get better quality sleep and feel sharper in their brain (1:07:25). 8. Epithalon is another peptide that scientists think might help protect DNA and keep cells healthy as they get older (1:19:55). 9. Thymosin alpha 1 and other similar peptides are sometimes used to help support a strong immune system (1:29:38). 10. GHK copper is a popular peptide often used in skin creams to help skin look younger by making more collagen (1:50:33). 11. Some new medicines like GLP 1s are very powerful for weight loss and blood sugar, but they need a doctor to watch over you (2:20:25). 12. Retatrutide is a newer, very strong tool for weight management that affects multiple systems in your body at once (2:33:53). 13. Before trying any peptide, you must make sure your basic healthy habits like sleeping well, eating good food, and getting sunlight are already in place (2:43:30). 14. Never buy peptides from random websites, because you could be putting dangerous or fake chemicals into your body (2:42:12). 15. Always talk to a medical doctor who knows about your health before thinking about using any kind of peptide (2:43:44). 16. We need better naming rules and more honest studies so that everyone knows exactly what they are taking and why (2:37:21).
hey that's my twitter doctor!
As a french listening to this, I though my yt parameters where on x2 speed... but no bro is just too fast I feel proud to still understand lol
I love how I just decided to go down the research rabbit hole of peptides yesterday, and then this video drops.
Pinealon in the morning has not only increased my REM and Deep sleep, but has had a noticeable positive impact on my mood, thinking, cognition and calmness. It feels like an incredible peptide!!
This was literally the f**king best peptide episode with regards to pure info. Very good from both of you. Good banter, great info.
2:29:45 been on Reta for a while now, the most important two aspects is hydrating A TON! Second is ensuring you have proper carbohydrate intake and you will feel great
Definitely want to hear podcast part 2! 🙏🏻
This dang near 3hrs & I’m going to have to listen to it at least twice; very info packed!
This was awesome! Loved hearing about the data, which interested me in wanting to get a PHD and run tests myself