A new deep dive on peptides with expert Ryan Smith
Mar 30, 2020
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CEO of Tailor Made Compounding, Ryan Smith, joins the podcast to discuss peptides. He delves into the impact and benefits of peptides, different mechanisms, and specific products like Epitalin and BPC 157. The podcast also covers peptides for testosterone stimulation and sleep improvement, dosage considerations, brain optimization, and the distribution network and safety of peptides.
Peptides like Thymusin A1 and Epitalon show promising results in clinical trials for fighting viral infections, cancer, and anti-aging benefits.
Peptides have potential applications in hormonal regulation, sleep improvement, fertility, and mitochondrial function optimization.
Deep dives
The Potential of Peptides in Health Treatments
Peptides, short chain amino acids, have gained prominence in the health community. These amino acids, ranging from three to 100 in sequence, code for various functions in the body. Peptides offer tissue-specific treatment, isolating particular tissues unlike systemic medications. The CEO of Taylor Made Peptides, Ryan Smith, is an expert in peptides and discusses their remarkable potential in this podcast. Peptides have been used for a long time, but recent advancements in science have led to an explosion in peptide development. Clinical trials are showing promising results in areas such as brain health, mitochondrial function, and cognitive decline.
The Power of Thymusin A1 and Epitalon in Treating Diseases
Thymusin A1, with its immune-stimulating properties, is effective in fighting viral infections and cancer. It also reduces inflammation, making it beneficial for autoimmune conditions. Epitalon, a pineal gland peptide, is a master reset molecule for various health benefits. It improves sleep, regulates the circadian rhythm, reduces cardiovascular morbidity, and has anti-aging properties. Both peptides have shown significant results in clinical trials, making them highly sought-after for their therapeutic potential.
Advancements in Brain Optimization Peptides
Brain optimization peptides offer exciting possibilities. Cerebrolysin, a nerve growth factor peptide, shows promise in treating neurodegenerative diseases, stroke, and tissue damage. DiHexa increases neurogenesis by activating C-Med receptors. FGL mimics neural cell adhesion molecules, promoting neuronal growth and memory enhancement. Other brain optimization peptides include C-Link and C-Max, which improve mental functioning and cognition. While some peptides are injectable, others are available as nasal sprays or topically. Overall, these peptides offer new avenues for brain health and performance enhancement.
The use of peptides for various purposes
Peptides have gained attention for their potential benefits in different areas of health and wellness. They have been explored for their role in hormonal regulation, sleep improvement, fertility, and mitochondrial function. Peptides like Kispeptin have been used to stimulate the release of gonadotropin-releasing hormone in the hypothalamus, leading to an increase in luteinizing hormone (LH) and follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH). Additionally, peptides such as DSIP have been used for sleep enhancement, although its effectiveness can vary among individuals. Peptides like MOTSC and SS31 have shown promise for increasing mitochondrial biogenesis, which can have positive effects on energy levels and metabolic health. Overall, peptides offer a range of potential applications for optimizing health.
Peptides for fat loss and brain optimization
Peptides have also been explored for their potential role in fat loss and brain optimization. Tesofensine, a small molecule drug, has been studied for weight loss and has shown significant results in clinical trials. A fat loss cream containing a combination of aminophylline and glycyrrhetinic acid has demonstrated fat reduction around the waist in clinical trials. Peptides like BPC 157 have shown promise for repair and recovery, with potential benefits for injuries and pain relief. Some peptides focusing on brain optimization, such as FGL and Dihexa, are being studied for their potential effects on neurochemical processes, aging, and disease prevention. It is important to consult with a healthcare professional and obtain peptides from reliable and regulated sources to ensure quality and safety.
Peptides will most likely be a familiar term for most listeners of this podcast, with the awareness of their benefits and effects growing steadily during the last part of the 20th century and into this one. Today we are joined by Ryan Smith, one of the top three leading experts on the subject of peptides! He is the CEO of Tailor Made Compounding, a company out of Kentucky that has now gone international. He is here to discuss the impact of peptides, the effects of certain products and just share his general genius for this area of knowledge. It has become clear that peptide use, amongst so many other types of supplements and health science, is the most tissue-specific treatment modality and Ryan shares so much about how this all works in many different cases. You are not going to want to miss out on a second of this conversation! He gets into so many different products, some of which might be familiar and many you may not have heard of too.
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Timestamps
Ryan's work in the realm of peptides and the two approaches his company takes. [2:55]
The history of peptides, important discoveries and mainstream awareness. [4:49]
Two mechanisms for peptides and different long term benefits. [6:58]
A broad-stroke approach with growth hormone versus more precise means. [10:06]
Thoughts on the concerns about growth hormones and different types of cancers. [15:53]
The excitement around NA-1 and its efficacy in fighting cancer and viral illnesses. [17:09]
Dosing schedules and the mechanistic, inner workings of Epitalon. [18:58]
Sleep benefits, daily dosage times and fitting into a natural pulse. [20:28]
Using peptides to stimulate the pituitary and the effects on sleep. [21:42]
The range of mitochondrial peptides that Ryan is working with at the moment. [25:56]
The fat loss dimension to this conversation and the results seen so far. [27:21]
Ryan's thoughts on the popular BPC-157 and who could use it for best results. [31:11]
The products that Ryan is most excited about in terms of brain optimization. [34:07]
Statistics for Dihexa and how it compares to other products. [37:08]
Cerebrolysin and the results that have been noted in cases of stroke and TBI. [41:27]
The areas that Ryan is most excited about currently in the peptide space. [45:25]
The process of FDA approval and listing of available products. [47:58]
Potential negative effects of peptides; side-effects and allergies. [4:26]
Understanding lipopolysaccharides and avoiding some serious health dangers. [50:30]
Regulation and legality; avoiding dangerous products from unknown sources. [52:07]
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