Complete Guide to Peptides for Fat Loss, Muscle Building & Longevity | Dr. Kyle Gillett MD

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[@marshallpayne3464]

Could TB-500 be good for muscle growth?

[@1truthseeking8]

What peptides would heal stomach lining? I have Achlorhydria, also digestive insufficiency and poor/malabsorption.... ...so I am interested in anything that rebuilds the Stomach, Pancreas, Gut lining, etc...

[@zackgarcia5252]

This is great! Do you have one that talks about what you can do to take for liver health?

[@b.khoury-mu2eb]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊pppp

[@Cr7pt0r]

Lol... It is very clear that the doctor don't want to talk about the secondary uses for these peptides and want to remain focused on main pathological indications. That said, anyone that was expecting to see this video and have a better understanding of how to use these peptides for "recreational" and "secondary" uses didn't get a clue of what the doctor was talking about. Next time, it might have been better before filming the video to sync up on the expectations. For instance I have no freaking clue, based on this video, what to use for Fat Loss, Muscle Building and Longevity because none of those were discussed.

[@AL--gm8sl]

This was the best comment by far of all the comments, and I’m surprised that it doesn’t have more thumbs up 👍than it actually does! Because this is a well thought out comment, based on reality rather than textbook pathology.

[@yiluwididreaming6732]

Most intentional.

[@Gabingus69]

Preach bro

[@brennengodeen3796]

Health is wealth invest now or pay the debt later

[@johnjohnson1997]

Likely being a physician in a public space things could be misconstrued as medical advice. He is redirecting but probably not out of want but out of caution.

[@Andrew-tj7st]

Tore my meniscus in jiu jitsu. Had meniscus repair. Serious issues with inflammation, scare tissue build up and after rigorous PT without peptides I returned to sport. Immediately retore meniscus got multiple opinions surgery (meniscectomy Ie cut it out) or rehab and try peptides PRP and maybe stem cells. I went with bpc157 and TB500 I’m 3 weeks in and have noticed significant reduction in pain and inflammation, I’m basically fully back to strength training with my path back to sport in sight. I regret not taking this right after surgery. I am very pleased with the results thus far.

[@MuhammadLaher]

Did you have injections or are you taking capsules?

[@hjhj742]

Answer him

[@data9594]

@@MuhammadLaherinjections work way better.

[@kenmollison8288]

What was your quantity ml per injection and your body weight. Were you injecting daily or? I have several similar injuries. Thx

[@PerfectPanels9]

​@@data9594I took the pills for gut healing cause of gi issues. Those actually helped me until I ran out. I would take injections tho.

[@YoungMoneyInvestments]

As someone who majored in human biology and has type 1 diabetes, this doctor’s depth of knowledge yet lack of a superiority complex is extremely refreshing. As rare as it is to find someone with his incredible depth of knowledge, it’s even more rare to find someone who is not passive aggressive when faced with questions. Out of the dozens and dozens of doctors I’ve seen and shadowed, he is in the top 5% of doctors who truly know their stuff both towards and backwards.

[@feelinghealingfrequences7179]

which peptide will u take if any?

[@joemcgrath5801]

Type 1 👊

[@rosiek649]

I agree! He's definitely more grounded or aware and is a breath of fresh air. It's easy to blow your own horn when you think you know so much.

[@Thleta]

Agreed I like his ego-less approach

[@lout9231]

This guy is an absolute don. The way he addresses every question with a very digestible explanation of his understanding of the variables that would lead to use of any peptide was so damn refreshing. Wish I had a friend like this.

[@JoeR0331]

Whenever I find something I am interested in health wise I always start with Thomas' YT channel. Usually he's covered it exactly how I need to hear it. Thanks!

[@richardgoulston4974]

This is good but we need a basic primer on petides and ability to classify these definitions - almost every aspect needs laymans definitions

[@djdobbs1316]

Best damn informative video ever. No peptide data out there like this. Thank you Thomas and Dr. Kyle.

[@faba6753]

I appreciate the Dr. going over some of these things he's indeed very knowledgable. Even thought about signing up to be a patient but can't do the $40K per year for those services.

[@sebrinadickerson3341]

THAT was stellar! That dude knows his stuff! THAT information dive was fun!

[@JoaquinMusterman]

You should change the thumbnail because at first glance it sort of looked like it had the red bar at the bottom for videos I've already watched

[@lindseybennett3297]

Yep

[@nikosogamias]

Also hes hitting the heil hitler

[@trevorphilip9728]

@@nikosogamiasfirst thing I saw 😂

[@chevelleman88]

@@nikosogamiasNothing wrong with that. ⚡️⚡️

[@tag-youre-it]

Agreed 💯

[@kirin9168]

Interviews like this are your best episodes, great work. Please keep inviting these types of guests on and tackling these subjects. Cheers

[@parkerb764]

Trying to learn about peptides but Toms bulging biceps are making me want to do more curls!

[@SHlTHEADJOE]

Thinking someone can just develop the habits to change their life when it comes to food is antiquated. Most obese people can't. I know because I was obese and was diagnosed with t2d. I was given Mounjaro and it reminded me of my relationship with food back when I was young and skinny. I had no cravings and food was no longer on my mind. I was then able to actually count calories (getting up to 1,500 can be challenging) and completely change my diet. Telling someone who is obese to make these changes is the equivalent of telling someone diagnosed with depression to cheer up. Telling someone who is drowning in a pool to just calm down and float. Telling a long term alcoholic to just stop drinking. It's what doc's used to do and it landed us with a 40% obese percentage in the US. It seems to be the skinny ones that fail to understand the most...

[@garyvanhorn]

Any advice on self-administration and finding reputable dealers? Scheduling or cycling seems tricky.

[@cvwatch]

Great DEEP DIVE. We've been using CP for 4 years, it has made a huge difference.

[@georgebradley6811]

I am thankful that the Doc broke it down into clear categories for types of peptides . . GHRP was cat 1 Growth Hormone Releasing Peptide Second Cat Is / Was VEG F Category (BPC- 157) So Noting that he has broken the Peptides into Categories for greater Simplicity . . . I hope that helps . . .. Don't be so Impatient Use your browser to interpret the INITIALS which are just a short form rather than say all the long words out . . .

[@EmilioChavez-cp1fr]

So far in the stack I'm gonna use is. 1. Tb 500 2. Mk 677 3. Bpc 157 My goals. Pinched nerve in my c5 Build muscle and better skin/hair. Anyone have more recommendations lmk

[@bennyblanco2091]

Finally. Good stuff ✊🏾

[@joebueno619]

42 and on TRT plus with cjc 1295 with ipamorelin - 5’10 230lbs feeling 32

[@andrewchisholm3976]

Same TRT for years recently combined with ipamorelin. Great combo

[@joebueno619]

@@andrewchisholm3976 how the results?

[@elinino5275]

Dr prescribed or online pharma?

[@joebueno619]

50/50 - I heard two cycles it generally takes

[@joebueno619]

@@elinino5275 wellness onsite clinic

[@johnnyvegas5681]

Wow, the first comprehensive list of this stuff! Thank you!

[@milenasenov6228]

Thank you, Thomas!

[@pjaworek6793]

Boom, right there, up to 3:30 explains why CICO is BS or doesn't always work. If I eat all day, I don't gain. With IF, I went from 130lbs to 145lbs for the first time. Exactly why I thought, because on IF, I'm hungry, all of the time!

[@AlphaOne16]

Hell yes ... I asked for you to do this video.. Thanks Thomas

[@Finely_shredded]

Thank you for the deeper dive into peptides. I found the video very informative.

[@violindalola]

3rd receptor agonist he was looking to say is glucagon agonist. Triple agonist GIP GLP-1 and Glucagon receptor. Retatrutide from Eli Lily.

[@rbleegrip]

what would you consider protocol for a Total Knee replacement, im looking at using a wolverine stack BCP157 and TB-500 as a stack , im post TKR by 3 weeks and would like to reduce the inflammation and recovery rate ?????....cheers for any info

[@ParanormalPulse411]

Thymosin Alpha One completely got rid of my chronic EBV flair ups .....had 3 or more a year....not one in 2 years since doing a 6 day course.

[@deem7728]

More of THIS! 👏🏽

[@krane15]

I love the way these guy always say talk to your doctor as if doctors always have the answer to everything health. In fact, doctors are medicine men and that's the limit to what they know. They are clueless about any of these more recent method of healthy and fitness. In fact, I've never talked to any doctor that knows as much as I do about these substances. Most don't even know they exists. The person most responsible for your health is you. Your doctors doesn't go home with you and certainly doesn't live in your body. He can give you advice -- what he's paid to do -- but the final decision should always remain with YOU.

[@brennengodeen3796]

While I agree that personal accountability should be the patient’s priority assuming that physicians aren’t required to practice evidence based medicine is incorrect. I was fortunate to have majored in exercise physiology and minor in nutrition but do acknowledge the lack of nutrition courses in medical education. It’s really not that complicated though. Also it’s not difficult to justify experimental or off label prescribing when there is a lack of clinical evidence. Above all else do no harm and without sufficient evidence I cannot say with good conscience that there may not be devastating consequences of these substances. I support shared clinical decision making and tailoring my practice to individualized care.

[@MARCHOFTHESAS]

Thanks for this, I’m type one and having a hard time dropping weight. I walk every day work out 3-4 times a week and eating at a cal deficit the past month. So this peptide could help

[@krane15]

Just so you know walking is meaningless, and anybody that tell you different is lying. Walking would only be of benefit for a nonagenarian or older.

[@matthewgateoperators2406]

You should check your thyroid level

[@matthewgateoperators2406]

Yes many peptides help with weight loss but many that do also increase appetite for example the ghrps

[@owengeorge8447]

This is way beyond my understanding. I’m looking for the best peptide for fat loss. Which peptide is the most effective for fat loss?

[@BARBELLS-AND-BUDS]

As far as side effects with bpc-157, I've heard people saying that they got depression as a result of it, some short-term and some long-term but it's not very common from what I've heard.

[@jackflash6377]

I've been KETO for over 2 years. Yes, I lost about 45 pounds but I'm stuck at 210 despite being strict on keto. Perhaps due to age and the fact that I've been somewhat overweight since late teen years. In 2010 I decided to go whole hog on exercise to try and get down. I exercised 5 to 6 days per week for several years (actually got hooked on exercise) and did not drop the weight, nor did I build muscle. I did get stronger but that was not the goal. I want to give Peptides a try. What is recommended in my situation?

[@exmodule6323]

Good question. Maybe you also over-exercised, which affects hormones and makes it difficult to burn fat (although you waste muscle). Ideally, you were doing HIIT and keeping workouts at about 10 minutes. 3-4 times a week would have been enough. We’re you doing HIIT or long distance cardio? I hope peptides work for me too

[@jackflash6377]

@@exmodule6323 Well, I've been on CJC 1295 w/ Ipamorelin and BPC157 for about 4 weeks and I've lost 17 pounds, feel great (really great actually) and had several nagging problems go away. 1. Kidneys. Were painful and dark urine for most than a year. Gone. 2. Urination. Trouble with this big time. weak stream when I could get a stream, often had to sit and wait for it to dribble out. Now, my stream is as good or better than it was 10 years ago. 3. Toe nail fungus. Been fighting that for a few years with different treatments. Now the nail is clearing up. I can already see the cuticle and the nail is not dark any longer. Regarding weight loss. I think that the body reaches a point where it is so insensitive to insulin that anything that raises the blood sugar is instantly converted to fat.

[@sharonhathaway7484]

I was wondering about the recent news about banning peptides in the US. Can you do a video addressing that issue. I use protein with peptides and topical peptides and not sure how ban will affect availability.

[@BeachBum51050]

What about N-Acetyl Epithalon Amidate and Thymalin, and bioregulators such as Pinealon and Bronchogen?

[@lelandmassaro4086]

I could learn from kyle forever and always be interested even if its just a repeat of previous video.

[@stevepierro8268]

Peptides have been around for years, I started using them 15 years ago and now it's like the new thing lol. I think it's overhyped, they do work but don't expect to be amazed.

[@ALT-vz3jn]

Yep. They’re not miracles. Seems like they’re conveniently riding on the back of the GLP-1 hype train.

[@lelandmassaro4086]

I beg to differ I started using peptides almost 2 years ago. Some might be over hyped. The glp 1s can fix obesity if ppl change habits in process. And as an serious performance athlete. Bpc and TB are immensely beneficial. I was able to help heal pettela tendon issues and pain while still increasing my running endurance from 30miles a week to 75 within a month. Before the healing peptides I was regressing

[@oystersmiling585]

Doesn’t seem worth the anxiety and increased cancer risk

[@keylargo5871]

It seems too good to be true. I'd rather sleep well and do it naturally.

[@JoelRoseTV]

What is the safety long term for these peptides on the body? Cancer or disease risk? Etc?

[@craigleewhite6317]

Thomas you look fabulous! From Craig. Great show!

[@jamesasimmons]

Where does one get these peptides?

[@Tanju23]

I am 42 and I used Melanotan 2 for my complexion a few months back before the summer started, and I was very fair skinned, never tanned just burned with a red beard. Fast forward today, I am just naturally an olive tone, more darker than my spouse who is half Puruvian, and my beard which was 75% red 25% darker when I trimmed it and could see the contrast in the white sink, to now 80% dark brown -black and 20% lighter colors. Almost no red. Lol. I wasn't expecting that that was a plus. But don't take too much at once because you will wake up in the middle of the night with an erection that just does t want to go away. Lol😂

[@markothwriter]

don't make the assumption that your darker skin gives you any more protection from the sun -- it does not.....

[@JD-fx1np]

Awesome. I used MT 2 years ago. Which manufacturer do you recommend?

[@JD-fx1np]

Awesome. I used MT 2 years ago. Which manufacturer do you recommend?

[@steveforte1417]

What dose

[@elinino5275]

Where did you buy it?

[@meatball6930]

Those HGH ones scare me to death-. If you have any tumor you’re screwed and we’ve known too many athletes and celebrities that have had scares or death from that. But I’m confused with the Ostarine SARM -was he’s saying it could be helpful with prostate or breast cancer?

[@UltimoDogLover]

Good video. Epitalon, Mots-C, and tesofensine are worthwhile additions to the discussion for longevity and fat loss. I don't have any experience with Amylyn peptides. It was interesting to learn about that. Most SARMs are absolutely suppressive.

[@Mark-oq9fl]

Are all of these by prescription, and, if not, how do you determine proper dosage?

[@UltimoDogLover]

@@Mark-oq9fl You can get prescriptions for all or most of these and the peptides covered in the video. An anti-aging/longevity/wellness doctor should be able to help you out. They are also available on the grey market. If you do some googling, you can find information on dosage too as well as NIH and PubMed articles and studies.

[@HeatheKidmann]

Ive been dealing with obesity before, Tesofensine is a great help for me. Im getting it from Nextchems.

[@sigurdhaugen4283]

@@Mark-oq9fl No these are readily available online, however it is suggested that you go to a qualified medical professional for injecting peptides.

[@Fortunefellas]

@@Mark-oq9flread the book peptide protocol for dosing. And you can order peptides online.

[@spankymagee]

Peptides for Beginners?? 5 minutes in, still no clue what a peptide even is.

[@pmstff700]

Basically a short chain of amino acids. It is what builds protein only proteins have more Aminos than peptides. Our bodies produce these peptides, but sometimes they don’t ie: insulin is a peptide. As we age they naturally become depleted. hope that helps:)

[@dylangerber1026]

If only the video was longer than 5 minutes

[@jesusfernandez5248]

And where in the hell do you get it!

[@spurs5677]

Exactly the guy I wanted to see talk about this

[@lifeschool707]

Did I hear that correctly ? If you take an oral form of BPC-157 for an extended period of time there can be a risk of tumor growth? Thanks for any replies

[@gravity579]

Yes. But it’s hypothetical. They haven’t shown that it will do this definitively. Anecdotally I haven’t seen anyone say that it has.

[@beachgoer8484]

Would be interesting to have a discussion with Dr Gillett about peptides and TRT. For some, low testosterone is the result of improper hormone regulation in the hypothalamus and pituitary. If some of these peptides stimulate IGF, would they have the same affect for those on TRT who may have issues with their own hormone production? What peptide would be a good choice for those on TRT and/or for those who are concerned about their glucose levels with the goal of overall longevity and muscle growth.

[@ronmexico79]

Following

[@administrato1234]

I'd also like to know

[@workoffice5703]

Ok I need advice! I’m a type 1 diabetic but I also have a pituitary adenoma benign. I’m in the uk so the endocrinologist don’t seem to understand my issues. Ok so the weigh gain has been uncontrollable. I went on Keto but I had some devastating side effects such as nerve damage from Keto on my arms hands legs and feet. I did try ipamoralin for about 2 months. It worked for 3 weeks then stopped working. I need help considering my growth hormone is affected in my body due to the tumour in the pituitary. And my weight is just uncontrollable

[@heythere6983]

Wow I’m surprised keto gave you nerve damage . Try ALA for nerve damage and pain

[@bravowhiskey4684]

Probably should talk to a specialist about Amylin analog peptides like discussed from 27:33 on.

[@J_H72]

How many bowel movements do you have (on average)?

[@workoffice5703]

@@J_H72the term to describe it is inconsistent. Sometimes excessive sometimes none at all.

[@peterneil4786]

Very good peptide summary.

[@richardmiller1256]

I did not see this coming. You are about to attract some new fans you may not want, but this is quality content for sure.

[@jbass5127]

Wish they could recommend their choices for places to purchase these!

[@jamicarpenter8760]

Agreed 🙏

[@vandelist]

LVLUP Health - GI Repair, BPC, KPV and Total Recomp peptide products are the best

[@magdacosti]

getting closer to my original questions of what to take, when to take it, and what is the dosage. but you are not there yet, or i cannot find it

[@warkmard-dw4dw]

From my understanding peptides must be injected to be functional, and can't be taken orally. Is that correct?

[@jackhodge1360]

The only thing I hate about this video is the closer we get to approving peptides for everyday use the farther they get from the average man to afford due to a prescription. Unfortunately most doctors stop learning when they leave school. Thank goodness for the UGL scene!

[@yiluwididreaming6732]

Hopeful to be taken up here in Oz through PBS (Medicare).

[@brennengodeen3796]

We can thank the FDA for routinely aiding in unaffordable prices. They have hindered the market by restricting compounding pharmacies just to approve the medication from the company that is a major contributor to their funding. Doctors never stop learning, if that were true then they would still be doing blood letting which was once the standard of care. Or better yet lobotomies!

[@camilledouthit8675]

There’s a new start up co that has figured out how to make them absorbable taken orally. They have the clinical trials and patent for them. They will be available to the public Oct. 1. This will make peptides more available to the average person.

[@jessicagorecki1282]

We don’t want them to be approved because the price will skyrocket

[@jessicagorecki1282]

We don’t want them to be approved because the price will skyrocket. But good thing you don’t need a prescription to get them.

[@RubenSOchoa]

Feel like I’ve tore my meniscus a bit and got some bursitis on the lateral side of my knee over my tibia and wonder what would be good to take to get me back to lifting quickly

[@jeffgadbois1707]

Thank you so much for your time and knowledge 💯🤝

[@dtm2618]

interesting so CJC-1295 with Ipamorelin increases tumor growth? The doctor purposely didn't want to talk about that combination.

[@Sister_Sue]

Da smarts in this veedio is crazie..I letrallie fel so dum. 😮😅! Thanks for the information!

[@indievidual9304]

Suggest a trusted company to purchase please ?

[@topmp362]

I'm somehow more confused....

[@carlareilly6594]

Meeee toooo!

[@RM-cm8hz]

THE GOOD STUFF! Glad to see this.

[@BoEnglish1]

Would like to hear an expansion to this covering the mitochondrial peptides, the Russian peptides, brain peptides, and things like VIP

[@natashawiscombe]

Glad you enjoyed it! We have a wealth of info at www.peptide.courses if you’re interested in learning more about each peptide & goal based programming. We also have peptide coaching 🔋🔓🔬

[@j-uk2189]

Increase glucose? What is considered hyperglycaemia? I would simultaneously perscribe metformin along with the growth.

[@sbrito-espinal8862]

Where to buy BPC- 157 ? Thank you

[@arlenebryan-swanson5076]

Does semaglutide or tirzepatide cause increases in Idiopathic Intracranial hypertension or blood pressure in general?

[@derrickostiguy814]

how would efficacy and side effects of other hgh secretagogues (non peptide) compare with peptides. no money to be made on aminos, gaba, melatonin or niacin so i would think no comparrison studies have been done.

[@YoungMoneyInvestments]

33:10 SARM actually stands for Selective Androgen Receptor Modulator.

[@krane15]

He said modifier.

[@darrenjohnson9019]

What peptide can I use for optimal pancreatic health? I'm type 2 and am having trouble with sugar levels.

[@johnnybgood3447]

Try medamusal regulates suger levels

[@danieltilahun9400]

i can only say BIG MEGA THANK YOU

[@ellel9579]

Where do you GET all these peptides tho?????

[@kylespeaks7401]

Dang Tom. You are looking full and chiseled in this vid. Great content as well.

[@terryroberts4509]

How much BPC157 do you take

[@markc8171]

Very interesting information. Seems like everything has a possibility of a tumor tho. Risky stuff in my opinion.

[@washedinhisblood.3906]

Tumor?

[@keylargo5871]

I agree. Too risky.

[@ironlion7615]

Strength upon strength, get after it everyday, everyone

[@nephilimninjaofnibiru2907]

I really Zig what Kyle is putting down. Looking like Thomas does as well from that thumb nail. 👍🏿

[@kenwong9796]

I like this video. What is it? Who is it for? Nice and concise.

[@GlennBartels]

Oh and love the content as always

[@terminator3728]

TB 500 and cancer. The acceleration of tumor growth. I’ve seen this in many threads, any truth to this?

[@720Horsepower]

Great fucken video thanks fellas

[@randya322]

Fantastic! Thank you.

[@gallowsdown5525]

They have been banned by the FDA. You can’t get them from a “doctor” …my wellness clinic stoped offering it so now I have to do “research “chemicals..any suggestions?

[@aref1125]

Peptide Sciences

[@AG-qg7cl]

what about anhedonia when taking bc-157?

[@lelandmassaro4086]

Do you go more in depth with kyle for future videos?

[@brickhousesportssupplement4555]

I have heard about peptides for several years, however I am very much internet ignorant and what you could call old school. I am behind the times and would really like to try peptides, and see and feel the many benefits I have heard of. My one and only question is........ " Where do I buy or order real peptides, or get them from a trusted source without worrying about what seems to be all the scammers out there. where can I purchase these compounds? Yes, I am out of the loop on this I guess, but am trying to find a good source. any advice, or direction will be greatly appreciated. please keep the negative comments to your selves, as I have already admitted I am not saavy on this subject. I just need a little advice to catch up to the times.

[@jamesdonahue7167]

What are thoughts on Tessamorilin?

[@TMAC756]

I don’t eat for an hour after taking peptides, does anybody not drink any fluids after taking them? My brother is going to be a surgeon and he read online no drink for 30-40 minutes after injections. Is this true or any opinions on it?

[@ishmaelbelcher1704]

I wish someone would also speak on the cost of peptide therapy and ways to target your goals at a affordable price. I hate price gouging companies preying on people who want a better quality of life.

[@robgentry3472]

How do you go about finding a reputable prescriber/supplier?

[@Fortunefellas]

The search bar on google! 😉

[@denisecorbisiero5177]

Can someone over 60, post menopausal, sigmificant weight gain, and has observable inflammation and edema and muscle atrophy reverse this with peptides?

[@krane15]

Not just 60 but 80s.

[@awesomepawsusa]

Try HRT first

[@seanthorpe222]

Great job Thomas

[@travv88]

If peptides are just arrangements of amino acids would taking an amino acid powder have any effect like that?

[@rodolfo...]

Nope

[@zakwrath3501]

How long can I use GHRPs before taking time off so they don’t damage my pituitary gland?

[@PennyPacker-b2s]

Didn't know that TB-500 was classified as a growth agonist in the same way that growth hormone-releasing peptides (GHRPs) or growth hormone secretagogues are.

[@Triptweeze]

32:00 I think you hit the nail on the head when you said "It's harder to learn the habits that cement good diet, exercise and sleep practices when you are covering that up with semaglutide." This is what worries me about the race to get prescribe semaglutide to anyone who is obese. Developing those habits is the most important aspect. Hopefully this is something that is apparent with more doctors so that we can create smarter individuals able of taking control of their own health instead of relying on a quick fix.

[@OfficiallySusan]

False. This is an antiquated way of thinking. There is new information about how GLP1s are helping people with chronic obesity. Eating less and moving more is a myth for people with insulin resistance, which is almost all people with chronic obesity. These people will likely be on a GLP1 treatment for life.

[@Triptweeze]

@@OfficiallySusan so diet and exercise are antiquated?

[@SHlTHEADJOE]

@@Triptweeze Thinking someone can just develop the habits to change their life when it comes to food is antiquated. Most obese people can't. I know because I was obese and was diagnosed with t2d. I was given Mounjaro and it reminded me of my relationship with food back when I was young and skinny. I had no cravings and food was no longer on my mind. I was then able to actually count calories (getting up to 1,500 can be challenging) and completely change my diet. Telling someone who is obese to make these changes is the equivalent of telling someone diagnosed with depression to cheer up. Telling someone who is drowning in a pool to just calm down and float. Telling a long term alcoholic to just stop drinking. It's what doc's used to do and it landed us with 40% obese percentage. And it's always the skinny ones that fail to understand the most...

[@Triptweeze]

@@SHlTHEADJOE The idea of willpower is not an antiquated idea. It may not make sense to a lot of people, but it's a real thing. Also nutrition doesn't care whether or not you believe in it or not, it's not the Easter Bunny or Santa Claus. When you have poor nutrition, you have poor results in health. This is not an antiquated idea. The comparisons that you make are also very disingenuous. When someone has a chemical imbalance that cannot be improved, they take medication. You don't simply tell them to cheer up. (In some rare cases medication is necessary, even in most it can be improved by other means instead of medication. ) On the other hand if you have someone who is obese and has diabetes and their lifestyle and eating habits are that of a campground raccoon... Then they do not have a medical condition. What they have is a terrible relationship with food. Facts over feelings doesn't work. If you feel bad for taking a weightless drug, that's on you. I don't care what you do. But it's again.... disingenuous to pretend like that's the only way. We're not a new civilization... We have the data that shows poor diet and exercise leads to obesity. This is a fact This isn't something that people are trying to make up just to make people feel bad.

[@SHlTHEADJOE]

@@Triptweeze Who's to say obese people do not have a chemical imbalance. If a naturally occurring peptide is fixing them, do you think its possible they could have an imbalance somewhere that the glp-1 and gip agonist are fixing? That drunk just needs the willpower to stop drinking. That depressed person needs the willpower to stop and appreciate the gift of life. It's what we told these groups many years ago. Have fun in the industrial age. Last thing I'll say is if you look at who the big players of the food industry hired over the years, you'll find a lot of chemist. It wasn't to make their stuff healthy, it was to make it addictive. To trigger signals in the brain, to increase profits.

[@BoomaOhDet]

Wondering if anyone knows of people having success using TB 500 to restore tissue healing with RCE (recurring, corneal erosion)?

[@mountainside26]

Hilarious 🤣 Now I know what I needed to know!

[@johnnybailey4091]

Great video but sucks for me there's not a dr within 200 miles of me that even knows what they are

[@Fortunefellas]

Because most are not FDA approved. You can order any peptide online legally and search online for dosing. Or by the book peptide protocol for dosing

[@justnews9738]

@10:56 for shoulder