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“So as of the recording of this episode, it's not FDA approved yet, but it probably will be. And it did cause a little bit more weight loss than the generation two Tirzepatide or one, you know, Semaglutide. But no, it also caught it. You also saw muscle loss in the trials. So I do want to be clear that GLP peptides or medications don't cause muscle loss.”
“And they're warming up to peptides with the GLPs. Yeah. They're all prescribing the heck out of Tirzepatide. I'm sure the introduction. But now, BPC, KPV, CMAX, like MOTS-c, they're creating a pathway for this to happen.”
“I mean, Sal and I have been obviously talking about this off-air a lot because we've been dieting and then I'm micro-dosing the Tirzepatide. And I'm like, on days where I need to eat, bump my calories, it is difficult for me.”
“Yeah. So it's like I know better than to be like, oh, the probiotic's doing all this stuff. It's like, no, I know that, you know, like I talked about this when I, when I started micro-dosing the Tirzepatide, like how good my psoriasis is. Like my psoriasis has just continued to get better and better right now. It's just been, it's been an awesome journey.”
“I can't say that. But I can say psoriasis has been continuing to get better. Don't know if that is related to it or if it's more the Tirzepatide, the low diet, things like that. But then I have, my sleep is continued. Like when I can go back, I track everything, right? So I can see, and people were asking me in my questions the other day, like, you know, what are you doing?”
“One of the few people I know to take both. And so basically when I started taking the Tirzepatide, that's when I started counting. I got really strict with my eating. And, you know, it totally was a game changer.”
“I still wasn't budging. So I did do Tirzepatide in the middle of December and I was on that for about three or four months and lost 30 more pounds. At that time, I was working out seven days a week. I was doing weights for over an hour, six days a week, and long cardio once a week.”
“How's that going? Well, okay, here's the thing. I started taking Tirzepatide, which is like big brother, but not like still little brother to whatever the Retatrutide thing is that Eli Lilly hasn't released yet.”
“When you buy a, with the exception of saying, buying a bottle of Tirzepatide from Eli Lilly, but typically when you buy a drug from somebody, the drug's substance, the chemical, is manufactured by one company, and then it is formulated or put into a mixture that makes it predictably absorbed or administered, is done by another company”
“when you took Bimagrumab with Semaglutide or Tirzepatide or Liraglutide. It did them all. And the efficacy was sort of unprecedented, never seen. For both fat loss and obviously for preservation of lean mass.”
“Okay. But you got to ask them. I see. So publicly, the only thing we know is they're still doing something with it, presumably testing it with Tirzepatide, I'm guessing, or Retatrutide. The study that's in clinicaltrials.gov is a complex combination study with Tirzepatide.”
“So now we're moving away from those addictive ones. Here's a really fascinating thing: everyone talks about GLPs like they're the same thing. They're not the same thing. Tirzepatide, semaglutide, they're not the same. They all have different penetrations to the CNS.”
“do whatever the government says, unless it's this government, like that, that kind of mindset, who are saying like, oh yeah, would low-dose Tirzepatide help me with chronic fatigue? Should I be taking BPC?”
“You know, I'm from the Bay Area. I'm called peptide curious. I have not tried any GLPs yet, but I'm getting curious about very, very low dose Tirzepatide or Retatrutide. I'm peptide curious, but I'm scared. Yeah. I'm scared because I don't, you've got to inject most of them, right?”
“And she's a very smart, nuanced person, but she has a wall there. She's started taking a very low very low dose of Tirzepatide once every 10 days. And Tirzepatide is... It's one of the GLP drugs. So we could talk about Monjaro, Ozempic, but it's not touching GIP or glucagon, It's mainly just increasing levels of glucagon-like peptide”
“Well, do you want to be in the experiment or out of the experiment? You want to be in the control group or you want to be in the experimental group? Well, for somebody who has like serious obesity issues, the tirzepatides and Mounjaros and Ozempics and retatrutide could potentially save their life. Okay. Vision loss is a serious consideration.”
“And there is no denying this photo, there was an enormous improvement. And I said, this looks amazing, there's no denying it. What else was he doing? He said, well, he also started exercising and he was taking Tirzepatide. And he changed his diet of course because of the Tirzepatide. And I think he was taking testosterone.”
“Should I be microdosing Tirzepatide or Retatrutide?. I'm like retatrutide has not even released yet.”
“So a lot of these transformations you see in CEOs and celebrities and stuff is using a combination of those three things. You know, your TRT plus Tirzepatide or Retatrutide, whatever it may be, and then using a growth hormone modulation if you can afford growth hormone or Tesamorelin and Ipamorelin. And you're seeing people lose a lot of fat, gain a lot of muscle in short amounts of time.”
“leaving out Retatrutide for now. Yep it's so new. We're going to talk about it, but I'm talking about the standard. Yeah, semaglutide and Tirzepatide. Yeah. So you have your, you know, Semaglutide, which is Ozempic, and Wegovy. The Wegovy is the FDA approved version for the weight loss. For Tirzepatide, you have Zepbound and Mounjaro.”
“people report Tirzepatide and Retatrutide even have less of these gastrointestinal effects but um that's a peptide gone wrong story. peptide gone wrong. Um Retatrutide yep. I put out a”
“their prices to make them more available which has happened like now i think you can get a you know $300 monthly dose of Tirzepatide available through these websites. Used to be 1500 yeah. 1500 without insurance some insurance will cover it some some wouldn't you'd have to get a you know savvy clinician that will advocate on your side on your behalf to get these covered but cash pay”