Schulz Reacts: Neuroscientist Dr Huberman Explains PEPTIDES 

How did you get this treatment?

That’s a lot for hormonal depression lol, and as far as libido the test alone would take care of that

FYI- nandrolone is extremely suppressive. I no longer recommend it for clients. Also if taking ANY AAS something like KISSPEPTIN should be taken along with it. 35 years of experience & research.

@@derekr2233 I’ve never heard of that, even for regular trt?

OP, did you try psychedelics prior to these treatments?

...everybody lies

@@billylion3073 no, no they don't.

@@christopherwarnecke4858 let me qualify my statement, study co-authored by a UW-La Crosse. Most communication is honest and most lies are told by a few prolific liars, says UWL Professor Tony Docan-Morgan. The study examined 116,366 lies told by 632 participants over 91 consecutive days. Participants self-reported their lies daily using an online survey. About 75 % of respondents did not lie much - about zero to two lies per day. And most lies were inconsequential, little white lies like saying you like a gift you really don't. A small group - 6 % of respondents - had similarly low levels of lying on average, but had days in which they lied much more frequently. Unlike most previous lie studies, this new research examined lies over time instead of a one-day survey of behavior. The study’s authors found that day-to-day variance fluctuates considerably from person-to-person. People who are usually honest have days in which they lie more than is typical for them and prolific liars have days in which they tell few lies. Generally, prolific liars exhibited much more day-to-day variation than the rest of the sample. And this variance was especially true for the top 1 % of liars who averaged 17 lies per day. The only respondents who did not vary much day-to-day were the 1 % who almost never lied. Most people - about 75 % of survey respondents - told zero to two lies per day. Lying comprised 7 % of total communication and almost 90 % of all lies were little white lies. 79 % of the lies were told face-to-face and 21 % were mediated. i could copy pasta the whole thing but i doubt you'd actually read it. Its not wrong to asses Huberman he is a merchant selling a product he has a large financial motive to lie to us many company's employ "mascots" to sway public perception especially in pharma.

Imagine a few years down the line we find out he's involved with child trafficking and shit?

Huberman ought to Sergeon General of this country

That’s why he’s a professor at Stanford

He's the best, I listen to him while hitting the weights

He should definitely start a podcast

He's a supplement salesman.

​@@scotiacrumpler2824 not a good one if he's not making money on it

Lmao

Damn

WHERE ARE THE BODIES

=))))))))))

Their voices are so similar!

Too much BPC 157 turns you into 187

BPC-157 is a miracle drug

Imagine hearing someone say "bpc 157" and not knowing how to spell it

Where can I get it online?

@@subinRaju1117 prestige peptides is where I get mine

1000% i look for that too when someone has a answer for everything they are often FULL OF SHIT

Andrew huberman is the only person I trust for anything related to neuroscience and body optimisation. Phd and only backed by real stat's.

Andrew Huberman is a stud! He's DEF a person you want to listen to... Not that he knows everything... But one can trust info that's coming from him.

What kind of people do you normally listen to then? I think the bar for credibility is a little higher than that. And Huberman has done plenty to hurt his credibility. He's not anywhere as bad as Dr Oz but he has used his platform to misleadingly promote products he has a vested interest in a good bit.

​@StewpidGames He often repeats common, unhelpful stuff, but not much more than that.

It saved my life after having a pituitary tumor removed

I’m just starting my second month injection. I’m not sure what other supplements I should be taking. I get it through the VA and they don’t have any information about support for the low testosterone.

@@willmckenna3716 unfortunately that burden may fall on your plate. There aren’t many docs out there up on this.

@@willmckenna3716 you said second month injection? as in once a month? if so once a month is not ideal if your taking testosterone cypiate for example which has a half life of 8 days in the body. once a week is a more ideal way to balance your hormones.

Wait ... I have read that peptides can be used to treat tumors, can you elaborate?

@@sergioperez4465anything that accelerates growth hormone production can accelerate growth, including expressing tumor growth. Endogenous or exogenous sources.

​@@sergioperez4465it's the opposite. They increase blood flow and tumors like blood.flow and can get bigger. Same with cancers. But.if you like.me and are healthy and don't know of any tumors in me then screw it i care more about healing.this back injury. About to start my first dose of bpc157 tonight. Did HOURS of research. Bpc157 seems to be the best

well of all the ones you mention, only Sermorelin is FDA-approved.

@@chachacha5650 Tesamorelin is also FDA-approved. However, I don’t consider the FDA as a smart body of modern medicine. Not sure if you know, but the FDA does not do their own tests. They rely on the reports/papers of corporations. Given most peptides are naturally occurring, they cannot be patented. Since there is no $ in peptides, most uses won’t get sanctioned, or rather blessed off as safe per the FDA. There are numerous medicines and medical devices that were FDA-approved that later turned out to be very dangerous. Anyway, this is why we are not seeing a wider use of peptides.

Wrong

Like a fiend in the street dude hahaha

"Can't get it from my doctor...ill hit the streets of Kensington"

Which ones do you recommend the most ?

@@morganmullins8751 he’s been using bpc 157 for 8 years. Pretty obvious he likes it.

@@rebelnature9986 rather than the source, what protocol did you follow and for how long. The best results I’ve seen have taken 4 - 6 months. The misconception with peptides, mainly because they are injections, is expecting quick results, but due the natural healing triggers it can take time. BPC depending on injury I found takes around 3 months, 5 days on 2 days off

What do these peptides cost you per month??

@@reidbrian08 depends on what protocols I’m running BPC on its own $105 per month, if I’m stacking can cost 5 - 7 times this.

Where can I get some ?

@@darrynwalker268there’s more to life than that 😂

If you were hoping to stare at his crotch the whole interview with his bludgeoned showing just say that

Lord of the Twinks

@@BassRippin92says who?

What’s that have to do with test and hg?

Hi there, would I be able to get a prescription from you?

He mentioned this on his podcast about peptides a couple months ago, and he DID say that this could feed undiagnosed cancers.

What kind of clients do you have? Ie what do you do?

Poppers are everywhere. If you know what they look like you'll see the empty capsules littered all over the sidewalks of any city

the only place where u will find them everywhere, is outside of the Gultch shop you hang out at 🤭

I wouldnt try to clean your VCR with it.. its actually the case that poppers are usualy sold as 'vcr cleaner' 'leather cleaner' 'room aromizer' all kinds of weird shit is because it used to be ,and still is in some places, illegal to sell for personal use..

Hey Kyle, where did you get the stuffs?

Update?

Update??

Update Kyle!

He’s now dead.

Sermorelin and ipamorelin and BPC-157

You have the internet, it’s available to you.

And they are called peptides and you should use them

It doesnt work that way. Those things have serious side effects most of the time. Peptide tend to have less but you never know. Also tests on animals were a failure so it could be just placebo.

Tennis elbow is as far as I know uncurable. Those things in theory can work on partially torn ligaments or other tissues that have problems healing but DO have an ability to heal. Your case is different.

What the fuck does test have to do with that

It’s systemic so anywhere technically but some believe closer to the injury site is helpful.

What an awful question. Peptides are the alternative. Do your own research.

😂😂😂

For tan skin?

🤔...so, how's the "rat" doing these days? 😄 My "rat" is very happy.

Yup

What else do you with your rat, bud?

Collagen peptides and BPC/TB are completely different. Collagen does almost nothing when it comes to serious injuries sadly

hahahaha, body language, its all a tell

😂😂😂

People have “bigorexia” just like anorexia. Steroids and all PEDs are zero percent addictive. U don’t feel a damn thing unless u get normal side effects and have to power through all that ba fatigue and what not. Anyways if u think PEDs are addictive drugs u can think that.

@@stevenstevens6904 Thats not completely accurate. You don't get high but it does make you feel different in the beginning especially. When someone gets off they can lose the desire to train and possibly get depression. Bigorexia is real though. So it can be addictive if someone has an addictive personality and some people don't know when to stop. It can become a lifestyle instead of a cycle. Even trt doses feel much different in the beginning

@@Jeffthedude15 💯💯💯👍👍🫡🫡🫡

It’s not about addiction with peptides. It’s about patience & discipline.. it’s a long term process not a quick “want to get there now.” Always naturally using supplement to aid in moving progress along.

@@EpicMindsets but you do realize that people can get addicted to almost anything if they have that personality type. People can get addicted to food to sex Etc

what you mean checking himself

@@redsealjourneymanreviews6647 he always corrects nearly every phrase he says so that he can be 100% accurate about every nuance, even personal bowel movements :)

yes I got you, he is accountable to his creed. I think he is good because he is forward thinking, and analytical, and also he looks at how things affect people, not just the way derek more plates just reads the data, but cannot interpret real world results like AH.

Peptide uk mate.

😂

Look up trt clinics. They normally have a dr. On staff that writes the scripts....it varies by state though

I take BPC-157 orally, not into injections. You can find sublingual tablets online, they dissolve under your tongue. I am 35, train and run often, and have found significant recovery and overall stamina improve and haven’t noticed any adverse affects. I take 3-4 tablets a week and have for the past 5 months. Hope this helps, cheers!

What was the test level before and after therapy?

How did you get it from your doctor? Which country are you in?

31 is too young to be on that. Did you even try to work on yourself?

​@John Buck My experience with TRT is at 36 I came in with a T level at 208. Im at 900 now!

@@NEWCHAPTER-gp2xf I'm 40 and it's recently around 750 but I feel like it is looooooooow. Just all the signs and symptoms. Maybe just in my head?

Do you live in SA?

Yeah but arnt they homemade not in a lab? I think I saw that vice doc on it.

I think Mandrake is similar but slightly different.

Yea. In South Africa. Amazing place to be.

Mandrax*

Lol i thought that was only to get more tan.

@@davesdepaves it is. A nasal spray that helps you tan

I would recommend using Melanotan 1 instead of 2. It has far few side effects and it's safer

I've used injectable melanotan II for the past three summers. Works insanely well. Routine for me was inject only 50-100mcg, go lay out in the sun with no sunscreen for 15-20 min, and within 7-10 times of doing this I'd be super tan and didnt burn once.

if everything goes to crap no one can feed themselves... (what are we talking here, apocalypse?) Seems more worthwhile to take action on likely outcomes.

@@adamjones9600 that's a lie. plenty of people in the midwest that are fully self sufficient. I've met a few families who have never bought from a store.

If u don’t your Y2K tshirt having ass outtttaaaa here

@@sick2wbthese people cannot fathom growing their own food. “Wait, food doesn’t grow on a shelf?”

search online. pretty easy. Peptide Sciences is one.

You don't need a prescription. You can find it online... biote company probably the most reputable

Find a "vitality Doctor" near you. Most general GPs won't touch any of this stuff. A vitality doc will write a script to a 503b compounding pharmacy. It's gonna cost a bit.

Don't buy it online, the quality or accuracy of what you get is going to vary. I have a friend who specifically went to a vitality clinic, anti aging, etc. They had actual medical personnel (a nurse and a General Practitioner), did blood work on him and then gave him a prescription for it. He has all sorts of issues so he did his research on the place thoroughly and only went for it when he was convinced they were legit. So far, it's working great for him, much better than all of the prescription medications the insurance WILL cover, but these are normally not covered, so it's out of pocket, which is why a lot of people won't go for it.

There are many many doctors who will give it.

What’s that?

Please someone explain

@@saurianscapes2805 he always corrects himself

Did you make MRI scan to compare results? Or its just your opinion?

Do you inject it near the elbow or intramuscular

@@AL-zo4pu You inject it above under your skin. But the problem is does it really help anything? I didint make my MRI yet to compare results but I think its only placebo. I want to think it helped because my knee is better but it surely didint help regenerate my partially torn acl. It only helped for my damaged tendon that hurted badly. Now its brand new. But would it heal itself without these not so cheap mixture? They would probably heal as well. So my final review is that it may boost some healing for minor damages but it certainly wont help anything for serious injuries. And most certainly not for "tennis elbow".

He's all about human optimization usually in a well researched and safe manner

He looks like if wheres Waldo was gay

Jackass