Reading Time: 8 minutes What I Discuss with Kyal Van Der Leest Kyals quick reference guide for understanding various peptides and their applications05:28 Background and impact of Australias peptide scandal, regulation of injectables, whats banned today, and how that compares to recent US FDA action07:04 When to take peptides for best results, why digestive enzymes are actually contraindicated, and tips for enhanced bioavailability14:51 Why some peptides must be injected, how amino acid chain length impacts absorption, and how certain oral peptides (with good formulation) can be effective19:29 When and why to use GHK-Cu orally, its anti-aging, stem cell-enhancing, and skin benefits, and plans to add it to gut formulas25:17 Why guanidinoacetic acid absorbs better than creatine, the importance of methyl donors, impact on muscle mass, cognitive function, and supporting research30:56 Why NACET (N-acetylcysteine ethyl ester) outperforms standard NAC, its bioavailability, and roles in detox and brain protection37:06 Formulas: 7,8-Dihydroxyflavone (7,8 DHF), liposomal Dihexa, premium mushrooms, and strategies to boost brain-derived neurotrophic factor for brain resilience42:37 Follistatin gene therapy, why natural boosters are often safer, the impact of Selective Androgen Receptor Modulators (SARMs) on hormones, and strategies to elevate testosterone without TRT51:03 How to combine TB-4 and BPC-157 orally for next-level recovery, the regulatory landscape, and why accessibility matters for peak performance54:35 In this Best of LIFE Network episode, you'll discover the fascinating realm of revolutionary peptides with two-time guest, Kyal Van Der Leesta distinguished naturopath, nutritionist, supplement formulator, and the founder of LVLUP Health (use code BEN15 to save 15%)
Muscle and aging research More recent research has explored how NNMT inhibition affects muscle function, particularly in the context of aging
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If youre still curious (or suspect you may really need them), get the shots in a doctors office, rather than a non-medical setting.
