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Counterclockwise: Using peptides to Renew, Rejuvenate and Rediscover

Jan 31, 2024
Exploring the benefits of peptides for reversing aging and promoting muscle growth, along with their potential in treating diseases and enhancing longevity. The podcast also delves into regulatory hurdles, autoimmune disorders, and using peptides for overall health. Mainstream doctors are increasingly interested in peptides, and there is a focus on upcoming events and treatments in the field.
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  • Peptides aid in cellular repair and communication, offering regenerative benefits.
  • A healthy lifestyle is essential to maximize the effectiveness of peptides for anti-aging purposes.

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Peptides for Health and Longevity

Peptides are essential for cellular communication and repair. While pharmaceutical drugs aim to treat symptoms, peptides provide messages that aid cells in self-repair. However, peptides cannot substitute for a unhealthy lifestyle or poor diet. Dr. Suzanne Ferri highlights the importance of addressing underlying health issues before turning to peptides for assistance. Peptides are heralded for their regenerative properties and potential to fix cellular imbalances.

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