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Arden Ballard, Director for BioProtein Technology · Ageless and Timeless Podcast®

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Good morning everyone. This is Michelle Hughes from Ageless and Timeless. I'm very
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fortunate today to have a guest who I want to have you meet because he
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is the clinical director and really the representative for a company that has found a
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way to supplement with BIOHDH human growth hormone without using the injections, which many
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of you know have a plethora of side effects. And so let's first introduce
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Arden Ballard. And Arden, thank you for joining us today, and we
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are really happy to know that you can give us some alternatives to these injections,
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which actually are illegal unless you have a condition that justifies using growth horrmone.
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So let's start from the beginning. Our money. You tell us first
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who you are and how you got to where you are today. Well,
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thanks, Michelle, I'm so glad to be here. I know we've been
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trying to do this for a couple of months now, so I'm really excited
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about it. My name is Arden Ballard. I'm a physician assistant, certified
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athletic trainer and the clinical wholesale director for a company called Bioprotein Technology. And
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it's very simple what we do. We offer a nonsynthetic alternative to prescription human
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growth hormone. Right, so let's start and get the deep dive into what
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is human growth hormone because there are many people in the audience I know that
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have experimented, many of our athletes for sure, and even people like me
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who are always looking for the you know, the anti aging next generation of
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alternative protocols. And in my case, I also because I've broke my ankle,
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I want it. I wanted to find I do want to find ways
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to heal, and of course human grows hormone has that benefit. So tell
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us let's take a deep dive. First, Let's talk about human growth hormone
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and why is it the pros and cons. Let's shop with the pros.
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Yep. So, like you said, human growth hormone is a very key
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and very complex hormone that grows and develops humans. Right, So, as
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we age during puberty and whatnot, it helps us build our bones and our
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muscles. It helps accelerate our healing process. But after puberty, HGH pretty
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much stops being produced, right, one to two percent per year, sometimes
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buy as much as fifty percent by the time we hit our mid thirties.
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Right, Um, so I'll back up a little bit. I won't get
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too clinical on you, but HGH human growth hormone is developed in the anti
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repetuitary. It's not utilize as HDH until it is converted into the liver.
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It has to be converted into something called growth factors. And I like to
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equate growth factors to like keys to a hotel complex. Right, you're at
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a Hilton. There's five hundred rooms in the whole place. Right, A
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growth factor is a key to each door. And there's many different growth factors
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and they all do different stuff. Right. Insulin growth factor type one is
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a very common one that you hear about. But then there's also endothelial growth
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factor and vascular growth factor NERVE and etc. There's a ton of them.
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And so as we age, as we're taking these laps around the sun,
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we're not producing it as much anymore. So by the time you get your
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mid thirties, that's when most people start to say, hey, you know,
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I'm I'm I'm at leg day and it takes me three days to recover.
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I'm just really sore all the time. Or I don't have to drive
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anymore that I used to. My sex drive is down. I can't focus
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and concentrate as much. That could all be attributed to a lack of human
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growth hormone. So what we did is we gathered the formula that is the
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end result of human growth hormone, right, And so biopro is a collection
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of those growth factors in a little vial and it goes under the tongue.
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It's a sublingual application, so it's not an injection, so there's no needles,
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no risk of infection, all that stuff. It's absorbed under the tongue.
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He's there for ninety seconds and then you go about your day. That's
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the three minutes feel of it. Michelle. Yeah, let's okay. I'm
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gonna go back and back a little bit for it because I want to move
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into understanding what biopure which is produced by your company Bioprotein Technology, Right,
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Biopure is your product name and bio bio Biotechnology Bioprotein Technology is the corporate name.
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Is that the biopro plus is the name of the product, yes,
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Yes, and Bioprotein tact is the name of the company. Okay, okay,
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Just so everybody understands. So if you want to, we're going to
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talk later about how to find you on the Internet, but bioprotein plus would
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would be the product name, and if your website under bioprotein Technology or bioprotein
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Plus bioprotein tech dot com. Okay, bioprotein everybody, make a note of
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that because you're going to want to look them up eventually here after we have
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this conversation. Okay, So let me backtrack a little bit, Arden,
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because I would like to get deeper into human growth hormone and understand the reasons
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why you shouldn't take it versus why we should be looking at taking your product.
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So, so, first of all, my understanding with h GACH human
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growth hormone is, like I said earlier, that it is illegal in the
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United States unless you have a condition. And that condition would be what what
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would some of the reasons that you could get a prescription for h FIT Yep,
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and you you're you're absolutely right, and pretty much as an adult nowadays,
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um, you're not gonna get it. Uh it is excuse me,
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It is illegal pretty much for adults to get it unless they're under the license
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care of a physician, and usually what they're treating is some sort of development
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delay, physical development delay, um, you know, almost like a failure
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to thrive and young adults or teenagers or kids. Um, they're using it
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to bolster their skeletal muscle or skeletal growth and development. Um, if they're
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way off the curve. Um. Now, that wasn't always the case.
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It wasn't up until maybe ten years ago that HGH was prescribed freely, and
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it usually coincided with a TRT program UM, which has trust your own replacement
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therapy. Correct. Yes, So anybody who got testosterone got HDH. And
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you know why, it's that because those work hand in hand together. They
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have a symbiotic relationship and one needs the other to work more effectively. So
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Um, but you're right if you're if you're interested in the real or the
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synthetic HDH prescription. Nowadays, Um, if you get it, it's illegal
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and most people have to source it from other countries, which is in my
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opinion, really sketchy. Um, you don't know what you're getting. I've
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seen patients had their eye color change because they're getting it from cadavers um.
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And and really you know, with with with synthetic HDH are really all synthetic.
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Let's call them anabolics or anabolic steroids. Um. They're designed to not
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have any control over of your upper level of limits. Right, So I
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say this all the time. With biopro, we're gonna get you to one
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hundred percent, but we're never going to get you over that. We're never
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going to get you to one hundred and one hundred two percent. So if
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you're if you're taking exogenous synthetic HDH, there is no control over how much
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you're going to absorbit how much you're going to utilize. Number one, that's
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going to decrease your own natural production of HH, which means if you stop
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taking your supplement or your injections, then your body's not going to know what
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to do. It's not going to make it anything. That's a problem.
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The number two, I'm sorry to interact because that is always a problem even
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with bioagenical hormones. And this is something I always ask my doctor, you
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know, my endochnologist about It's like, okay, so if I take DHA,
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yes, it will help to improve the levels of DHA, but then
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my my adrenals might get lazy, just like the pituitary can get lazy.
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And then you don't want to make it yourself. Your body doesn't get a
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message. I don't need to make this anymore, even the little bit that
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you're still making as you get older. So I think you're making a really
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really good point here is that, you know, how do we deal with
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that? I mean, we don't want to make the body stop doing and
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it would normally do. Ye. You're absolutely right, You're absolutely right.
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That's why we introduce growth factors, which is more downstream, so we don't
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affect any upregulation of your hormone production. Right. And so even while you're
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So what is what is a normal for Let's say fifty year old?
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What would be a normal? U? Well, I know you have to
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measure it indirectly, right ht h, because you measure it through the ig
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IgG that the blood test. It is measuring human growth hormone usually usually IGF
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one. Sorry, yeah, that's the one that's going to be more commonly
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found. Um. You know, I'll tell you that while it's steadily decreasing,
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um throughout throughout your life, and every year, you're going to be
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decreasing less of it naturally. UM. As a clinician, I don't really
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I don't really seek that out to understand your situation. Right. UM.
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What I mean by that is if I see a patient, they're they're complaining
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of these Andropaul's type symptoms, right you know, UM, you know a
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little bit awaking, lack of focus, uh, you know, tired,
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et cetera. UM, I'm not necessarily chasing that IGF one number. I'm
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more chasing their symptoms. And now with biopro um, I don't have to
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check their labs. I know what it's gonna do. I know that it's
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if I get their lab work. It's just land Yep, it's just a
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little something extra that we have, that subjective that we can talk about.
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Um. But the serium changes take about ninety days. Um, but you'll
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see an increase in IGF one. You'll see. We just had a patient
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in Utah who they sent us their pre and post labs of total testosterone.
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He had a five and a half fold increase, like a percent increase in
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total testosterone. He went from one seventy eight to ten sixty eight or something
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like that. It was insane. Whoa can it's in ten sixty eight at
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bit high or testosterone count? Yeah? Um, but you know he felt
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great and it wasn't affecting. His red blood cell count was fine, his
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raton levels, all of his iron, his oxygen transport, everything good.
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Um. And so yeah, my point is is that we're not we don't
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claim to be a testosterone raising company, but we know that growth factors from
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HDH will help utilize and optimize your testosterone production. So so going back to
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the question though, what is in the idea of one what would be a
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normal or a good count for HT eight that's not you know before you start
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taking your by a protein plus. Okay, So let's just say you go
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in for your poodcast and you see you know, and it's it's hard to
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directly it's hard to directly answer that because it changes for everybody. It depends
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on your age, and it depends so there's a normal age range. Um,
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so it it really just depends for everyone, and that normal value is
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going to change for every year of life. Yeah. Yeah, So I
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used a fifty year old just to give a benchmark because I know it does
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it is affected by age and all these other influences that we haven't even touched
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on yet. But but so so like I think, I think when I
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did mine it was one hundred and sixty. I don't know it's that good
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for a woman to have one hundred and sixty as a fifty year old.
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Yeah, well, yeah, I can say that. That's my point,
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right, because there's lots of that. So when I'm when I'm doing this
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with a patient, Um, I'll even have a chart out because their age,
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their gender, um there. There's a lot of environmental factors that I
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go into it. And so it's not just like a like a white blood
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cell count, right it's below free or over ten something like that. There's
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a lot of variables to it because it's decreasing, it's steadily changing. So
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a thirty year old's normal IGF one is going to be different than a sixty
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year old right. Oh of course, yeah, so I said one hundred
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and sixty. But then what caused me to start taking HDH? When I
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met you in December, I told you that I had had a very serious
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spiking accident, and so I had my blood work done in my HTA went
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from one sixty to one and fourteen, and I thought, wow, this
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is something's going on that you know. It got me scared and I wanted
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to do something about it. That's why I was drawn to your booths at
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the American Academy of Anti Aging, because I thought, you know, I
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don't want to I really don't want to take something that's artificial or synthetic if
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I don't have to. On the other hand, I know HDH works because
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I know a lot of people who have taken it, you know, or
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it works being able to look at Peyton Man, you know you obviously,
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and look at Lamb's armstrong, you know, athletes of course, Sylvester Stallone,
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you know, all of these people are well you know, it's well
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known fact that they are on anabolic steroids. Anyway, moving on, I
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don't want to dwell on that part. But so that's why I was,
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you know, drawn to you. And of course now I'm on your program
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and I wanted to talk about that in a few minutes. But because I
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know you said three months, so I'm only a month. I'm only six
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weeks into it, So I'm going to wait and go do some testing actis
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and see what happens. But in the meantime, you know, I always
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look for the natural ways to to increase, like we said, so we
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don't get lazy, the body doesn't get lazy. So in addition to your
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program, which is a subbling, well, like you said, and it
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will talk a little bit about what, why is the effications, why does
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it work? But just before we do that, tell me what you would
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help people to do in alongside of contemporaneously with your products. So that they're
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getting the most things for their buck. Yeah, there's a there's a lot
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to unpack there. Let me let me back up a little bit. Um,
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when we're talking about like the Staaloons of the world, or the Payton
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Mannings or these athletes or whatnot, I think a lot of more. I
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think a lot more people are on products that are optimizing hormone production and utilization
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then you could possibly imagine. But with today's technology and availability of information,
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you can safe more safely optimize it. And so what I would tell folks
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is, no matter what you do, make sure that you're in the hands
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of someone who's licensed and someone who knows what they're doing. If you do
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decide to go the synthetic route, right, don't just order this stuff off
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at Amazon or get it from Korea or something like that. Like, just
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be under the guidance of somebody who knows what they're talking about. Not to
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see bro science stuff that they learned on Reddit or something, right, but
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make sure that they they know legitimately what they're talking about. UM. In
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addition, you ask what U oh, second thing, I don't chase numbers.
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I really don't. UM, I don't care I don't. I don't
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care what your numbers say. I care about how you feel. I care
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about how you're sleeping. Um, I care about your you know, the
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change in your waistline. I care about how fast you can recover from a
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deadlift day. Right. That's that tells me a hell of a lot more
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than what you know, what your idea of one level is, for example,
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or what you're you know if your serum testass frum jumps two hundred points
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okay, great? Cool? How do you feel if you still feel like
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garbage? What we got more work to do? Um? Now to your
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question, um, what do you do while you take hgh? Right?
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Our our company is very famous for saying, look, we don't replace a
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pizza and cupcake diet. You know, we don't do the work for you,
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and none of them do. I would imagine most of your your listeners
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and your audience knows out already, right. Um. It's called a supplement
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just because I mean that, that's what it is. It's supplements your daily
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lifestyle. It supplements your your work ethic, and your and your goals.
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Right. Um, so along with a good you know, diet and exercise
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program whatever that is? Um, I tell folks just to not eat or
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drink after you take it for like ten minutes. You know you're gonna take
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it first thing as your as your feet at the floor in the morning,
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I keep mine on my nightstand, put it under my tongue, I go
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take my shower, wait for like ten or fifteen minutes, and then I
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brush my teeth and go about my day. What is the reason that you're
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not supposed to have liquids um within the fifteen minute time crame, So for
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the sublingual administration route, UM, I don't want anything to dilute or convolute
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what I'm trying to get absorbed under the tongue. Right, so you know
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you have a plethora of um blood vessels and means of absorption under the tongue.
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That's why DIP is so popular. Um. It's in fact, it's
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only second to um an ivy method of administration as far as efficacy of absorption,
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which is why we chose it. Right. Um, So, I
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don't want you to finish your your biopro swallow it and then a minute later
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you're down your watery yeah, and then it's just going down your into your
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stomach, And that's no good, correct, got it? So what about
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the the other supplements that you could be taking along with the the the biopro
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plus, what what other what other supplements would would help to uh the effectiveness
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of your product? Um. That's a tough one to answer, UM,
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mainly because everybody's gonna be a little different. UM. For example, I've
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had a lot of patient that have stopped other supplements and medications even because of
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their their switched to biopro. For example, there's one gentleman that comes to
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mind. He um, bad dude. He's a special forces reacher with military
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and whatnot and now works with our local police department. So he blows stuff
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up for a living, right, he would see four on doors and explodes
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and anyway, he was getting ocular seizures from all the concussive blasts that he's
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had over the years. He tried several different medications, started biopro, and
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within weeks he was off of all those other medications. He hadn't had an
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ocular seizure since, and he thought it was kind of a placebo for a
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little bit, so he stopped taking it and got two of them within a
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week and then went right back on it, and he hasn't had one sense,
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So you know I have I have plenty of stories like that. I
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have some people who have stopped antidepressants, people who stopped add medicines. Um.
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I have some people who have stopped taking like this protein and creatine um.
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But you can still take it. I mean I have people that are
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on TRT and take UM. I take biopro right, um. So it's
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an individualized question. I hate to say it depends, but I guess as
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a practitioner I say that a lot m because everybody's a little bit different,
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right, UM Me personally, I still take way protein. I still take
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creatine um, mainly because I like and it's been a habit of mine since
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I was you know, in college. Um what I got to archinine and
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ornithine and melotonin. What about I know melotonin also of courses made in the
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patuitary. So I was thinking this melotonin actually work along with your your bioprotein
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plus and and and stimulating the perituitary to produce more human growth form on.
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Yeah, it's funny you mentioned because our second flagship product is the PM counterpart
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to bioprone. It's called court to Sleep. Cort To Sleep has just two
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milligrams of melotonein in it, and it's used to kind of kick start the
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sleep process. But the entire purpose of Court to Sleep is to enable you
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to get more stage three in stage four sleep throughout your sleep cycle. Right,
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I call it getting eight hours of sleep and six As anybody who studies
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this stuff for five minutes, they understand that deep sleep is where your hormone
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production really starts to kick in. Right, That's when your pretuitary starts to
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spit out all these hormones bathing your tissues with these with these hormones and growth
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factors. So we developed a product that gets you to stage three in stage
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four sleep, rim sleep, which is where you dream and then deep sleep.
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You get there faster than your sleep cycle, and you stay there longer.
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I have folks that increase their RIM and deep sleep two hundred percent within
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the first forty eight hours of taking it. Which how do you measure that?
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UM? I use a little garment SLEEPTRACKERUM or you can use the ring,
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the or ring or the whoop trap or um. Nowadays it comes so
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far with being able to measure that quite accurately. UM. So you can
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just compare your previous data to it, and I noticed personally I had increase
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in my in my stage three in stage four sleep. So that's the delta
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right. Delta stage when you're in your rim rim is delta right. Alpha
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is when you're you're still awake, so or you're just heading into sleep,
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right, I think in beta? But is beta? I always forget beta
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sleep light sleep? Okay? Well, so okay, that when you bring
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up a very good point, because sleep is another one of those important collaterals
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that you can go along with improving your htah. So you know, you
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said diet, lifestyle, You know all that. You know, everybody who's
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ever done any kind of weight training or athletic training knows, uh, if
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they're going to be at their peak performance, they better have had a good
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night's sleep. And they also should be you know, eating the right foods
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we all know about you know which foods are going to be the most uh
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efficacious in terms of our peak performance. And of course that would mean no
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sugar or very little sugar, and no alcohol and of course lifestyle, no
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smoking, So nothing fun. Have you better just hang it all up.
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But you know, I mean, you can find a lot of good things
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in nutritious food because it makes you feel better, right, so you better
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than your attitude is going to improve and your performance is going to improve.
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But the thing that you just said, so so we have I'm just looking
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for measurements ways to know that you have benefited by taking on this challenge of
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doing something that's different than what you've done before. So so and comparing it
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to the traditional HDH, which is the least appealing because it is a synthetic
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and it has really serious side effects. That's the thing that always concerns me
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is what about do people just ignore all these side effects that that hh,
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you know, it's all in the science, so that's very scary. And
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you know the side effects are things like cancer, right and who whoever even
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wants to mention that as a possibility? That is one right, Yeah,
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a couple of I'll touch on that, um, a couple of studies.
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I would say that all of the IDF one studies out there use synthetic materials
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as a medium, right, Um, A lot of those studies are looking
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at these it's when they're pumping them up with tons of HDH because they're doing
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everything they can to get them back on to the Bell curve as far as
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growth and developments concerned, So they lose a lot of these guys to follow
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up. But I would say in general, the science is kind of mixed
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on it as far as does it produce you know, does it need cancer
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or does it not. I will say that because I think there needs to
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be more research in this area, because I think there's a big difference in
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pumping somebody up with a plethora of exogenists synthetic stuff and giving somebody something that's
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bioidentical, non synthetic, meant to optimize you, not to over optimize you.
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So I think there needs to be more studies on We're doing a couple
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right now. We have some in trials really just to prove what we've already
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what we've already known, what we've seen with all of our testimonies that we
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received. But I will say that there's a lot of growth factor research out
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there that shows that it lowers PSA, so lowers the risk of prostate cancer
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UM, and you know, helps with there's some cardio protected benefits, there's
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some nerve regeneration benefits. UM. It's interesting because you know, excuse me
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for interrupting you but you know that testosterone has the reputation of promoting higher PSA
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and prostate cancer. So how do you correlate the two of those and and
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and and make a conclusion? Well, that's been debunked typically, So that's
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that the whole testosterone causes prostate cancer thing has been bunked, right, Yeah,
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um, and we need Oh man, I can go on a soapbox
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on this, and I'm going to try not to. Um, just give
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us a you know, kind of a simple conclusion, because you know it's
27:51
true. I always like my my viewers to know the truth. And yes,
27:55
there is a lot of science that has not is fo E science.
28:00
If you yea, if you look at you'll get say I will say this.
28:07
So I graduated from PA school in twenty and ten and my mentor,
28:11
the program director, he pulled this as all aside before we graduated, and
28:15
he said, congratulate, congratulations, you're the smartest you will ever be in
28:19
your life right now. And I thought about that a little bit, and
28:25
I was a little taken off by what he said. But then you think
28:26
about it, and it's kind of true because all of us go into our
28:30
separate specialties and and you know, I'm not learning anything else about psychiatry unless
28:37
I stick my head in that book myself and learn about it. Right.
28:41
So I spent most of my career in orthopedics and urgent care, and now
28:45
I run a medical aesthetics practice, and so I'm in the world of region
28:49
and integrative medicine and aesthetics. But um, if I wanted to learn something
28:53
about neurology, it's on me. So I bring this into the hormone discussion
29:00
because if I brought this information to my primary care doctor per Se, God
29:03
bless him. He's a great guy, but he's gonna tell me Arden,
29:07
you can't start testosterone because it's gonna get caused cancer, right Blaken's statement,
29:15
And anybody without a medical degree is going to say, Okay, well,
29:18
he's got the white code. He knows what he's talking about. But that's
29:22
not I mean, it's not the case. Right. And if the last
29:25
three or four years have taught us anything about the medical communities, that you
29:27
have to question everything, everything, You have to see what, you have
29:32
to read studies, and then you have to see who paid for that study,
29:36
and whose names are on that study, and who are they being paid
29:37
by Okay, you remember a couple of years ago when there was a study
29:44
that came out that demonized coconut oil and said, coconut oil it's gonna kill
29:48
you, and it's gonna kill your family, and it's gonna, you know,
29:51
rob you blind and blah blah blah. Well it was written by big
29:52
agriculture. It was written by people who make seed oils, right, and
29:59
it went away just as fast as it showed up. But for a while
30:02
it was a big stink. But that's what I'm talking about. You have
30:04
to you have to vet this stuff because the big agriculture they're just gonna be
30:10
like, ah, you got me, you know, move on and there's
30:12
no repercussions. I'm glad you said that about cooking it all because isn't I
30:17
think coconut oil is a catalyst for UM improving your human growth hormone correct naturally?
30:25
I mean, isn't isn't coconut is not? Is coconut oil a good
30:30
UM nutritional addition to UM to improving your your In my opinion, it is,
30:38
And I would use that over vegetable oil any day, so well for
30:42
sure, but even for other reasons like your heart indeed, yeah, exactly.
30:49
So tell me, is it is it possible for you to share with
30:53
us what's in your product that makes it compelling? Well, if I teld
30:59
you everything, I'd have to kill you, Michelle. I can't say everything.
31:02
Don't want you not today anyway. But I will say this, our
31:07
product is naturally and humanely source from another mammal. And that's all. I'll
31:11
say. We got a ton of information. Um, we have thirteen different
31:15
growth factors, we have amino acids, and you know, different variety of
31:19
stuff. But you can check out on our website. In fact, all
31:22
of our ingredients are on there. Um. And the beautiful thing is that
31:26
it's all stuff that your body makes already. Right. But why is it
31:30
that we can't talk about it on air if it's all public and on the
31:36
website, Because I think some people just don't read and they want talk about
31:41
whatever you want here. I'll even I'll even share my screen and give me
31:44
a second, I'll pull it up. Okay, that would be perfect,
31:47
and I'll show you. You know, I always take the philosophy that people
31:51
are very busy and they want to know things now, and they don't want
31:56
to you know, like add is uh Ram putting in our society, and
32:00
so I just want people to be able to know, Okay, this is
32:04
what this has, this is what I'm putting into my body, and this
32:07
is why you know this is going to work for me? Are going to
32:10
work, period, because it's worked for so many others and you and there
32:15
is science behind it, right. So yeah, I mean we have in
32:20
our in our manual, we have seventy five different articles related to growth factor
32:24
technology and its benefits. So I looks like I can't share my screen.
32:30
That's okay, Um, But like I said, thirteen different growth factors insulin
32:37
like growth factor one and two. We have EPO, we have BMPs,
32:39
we have epidermal growth growth factor, we have fiber brass growth factor GDF nine,
32:45
nerve growth factor, pletely derived growth factor. There's vascular endo theory,
32:50
the growth factor TGF alpha and beta, and I think there's like thirty nine
32:55
different amino acids as well. How did you get to become part of this
33:02
company and what was its history before you got there? Oh? This is
33:06
fun, this is a fun question. I like this. So, like
33:09
I said, I own a medical spa in Southeast Louisiana, and I was
33:15
looking for products to start selling as a retail and I just so happened to
33:21
be going under for a shoulder surgery a couple of weeks in advance, and
33:27
I reached out to the owner of the owner reached out to me. We
33:29
got together and he heard about my shoulder surgery and he said, Hey,
33:32
I'm going to send you some product. Why don't you try it out?
33:36
And so I did. Took it every day, and it was about six
33:40
weeks later. I went to my one month follow up for my shoulder surgery
33:45
and my shirt. My surgeon said it was the fastest recovery he has ever
33:47
seen. He was blown away, And at that point I was kind of
33:51
a believer. I already felt really good and I had full range of motion.
33:54
I didn't take any pain medication or anything like that, and I was
33:59
out of the slang. And at that point I became a distributor of Biopro
34:07
and was just singing its phrases and couldn't get enough of it. The owner
34:09
and I kept in touch and loved it so much he eventually offered me a
34:16
job and I said, hell, yeah, I'll come work for you.
34:20
So here I am so I manage all the providers accounts across the world.
34:24
Any medical professional who wants to sell biopro out of their office, they come
34:28
through me and what is what's the feedback that you've had from your customers and
34:34
then of course indirectly from their their customer clients or their patients. It's been
34:38
wild, it's been really cool. The results are definitely repeatable. The most
34:45
common thing that I hear is I'm I'm able to get a better workout in
34:51
and I'm able to recover faster. Also, I have a lot of a
34:55
rectial dysfunction patients that reach out to me and say it that was, you
35:00
know, eradicated. Basically they get a tremendous improvement. And that's really quick
35:05
too, like usually three to five days after they start it UM they start
35:09
to get benefit from it. Um is there is there nitric oxide in the
35:15
solution. No nitric oxide, but there is vascular UH and endothelia growth factors
35:20
which helped dilate promote blood growth and whatnot. UM and what is it a
35:27
platelet derived so PDGF. That's gonna help with the wound repair and blood vessel
35:30
repairs. So that's gonna help as well. And so they on chestostrum replacement
35:37
when they have that improvement. Some of them are, but some of them
35:40
aren't. UM. You know, I'm not, and I would say that
35:45
I got this is a great result. So it's a great standalone product.
35:49
I want people to know that you don't have to be on t R t
35:52
UM to get the benefit from this UM. It'll it'll still work great for
35:57
you if you're not on that stuff. Mhm, right sore. Where are
36:01
you going from here? Where is the products? What's the next generation?
36:07
Is there research going on now to do even more than you've been already done?
36:14
You know, any breakthroughs that you want to share with us that we
36:16
should be aware of that we'll have new product technology. Yeah, so it's
36:22
an exciting time for us. We like I said earlier, we have a
36:23
couple of studies that are in the works. They're being worked up in Tampa.
36:30
I have a couple of orthopedic surgeons who are doing some trials with carpal
36:34
tunnel and with repairs. So they're starting patients on IT prep and continuing them
36:40
through their acute recovery phase, and we're documenting and collecting data on how fast
36:45
they're recovering. I'm working on a couple of scenarios to give it covered under
36:52
some workmen's compensation insurances. I can already get it covered through your health savings
37:00
accounts if you have an HSA, we can work on that. UM.
37:04
So lots of lots of moving and shaking going on on the UM on the
37:08
medical side, and then our directed consumer sales is just through the roof.
37:12
UM, it's been an amazing quarter for us. So we're very pleased.
37:15
What do you think it's the reason for that. I think the words finally
37:20
getting out UM. You know, as as a small company, it's it's
37:23
uh, it just takes that time, right and it takes the right avenues
37:28
and UM getting in front of the right people. And I think we're finally
37:30
starting to do that. So when you say the right people that, what
37:36
would you say is your what? What is your who is your target market?
37:39
Would you say? So? Interestingly enough, combat sports and Brazilian jiu
37:45
jitsu athletes that's really blown up for us. UM, it's been wild.
37:51
So people that are you know, competing or UM training for MMA or jiu
37:55
jitsu tournaments. UM, they seem to love ours and it's been wild to
38:02
see the growth that we've had in that in that realm um. But you
38:07
know, fortunately we're we still have our tried and true direct to consumer sales
38:13
from the general population and our providers too, so you know providers are collecting
38:20
us as inventory and selling it to their general patients as well. Well.
38:23
I do want to take a moment because you have been so generous to incentivize
38:29
our viewers and listeners today. Um, so let's talk for a moment about
38:35
how we should encourage people to to try biopro Plus and what is the best
38:40
modality to do that. You said three months, So I know you have
38:45
one offer out that you want to talk about, which is to buy three
38:49
months of supply and get the fourth months free, right, so let me
38:53
let you you describe that and then they discount that you're going to offer for
38:59
our viewers. Correct. Yeah, so that's a standing, um, a
39:04
standing discount on our website. Um, we know how it is to try
39:07
to track us down every month, and you don't want to order every month,
39:10
so buying in bulk really saves you a ton of money. So we
39:14
have a buy three, get one free option on our website. It's live
39:16
now and it is every day saves you about one hundred bucks a month,
39:21
and that'll shift directly to your door in two days. And then for our
39:25
show here today, we're going to do a thirty dollars coupon. So if
39:29
you want to try one month, you get eight use your code ageless and
39:34
that'll save you thirty bucks off your order and you can try it out and
39:37
get started and go to that website or is there a phone number that people
39:44
should call you to order? Which which is the the most efficient way?
39:50
The website is by far the most efficient way. That way, you can
39:53
order a two in the morning. You don't have to wait on me to
39:55
answer the phone. Bioproteintech dot com and it's all um. Start to finish
40:02
there, and we'll put that on our website too. We have a Michelle
40:07
recommends where a link that we actually are going to reactivate so that people can
40:13
go to our website and they'll see what each of our guests is offering.
40:19
Because every guest is always so willing and generous to encourage our viewers to be
40:27
able to experiment. And you know, at least with some consideration for the
40:32
risk to some people, you know, don't they don't want to take that
40:37
big toe in the water first step if they of course, catch is king,
40:42
particularly these days. Right. So, so the retail is two or
40:46
three hundred dollars, and you'll get thirty dollars off of your first one,
40:51
but you're probably better off buying the thirty dollars on one, but getting three
40:58
four, right, getting the three thirty dollars off of the nine hundred dollars
41:02
that you'd be investing, and then you'll get one month free, so you'll
41:07
have four months. And then what about the cancelation policy? How what if
41:12
somebody doesn't resonate? How do they deal with that? If they've made the
41:16
investment of nine hundred dollars or nine hundred actually being nine hundred minus thirty,
41:22
right, So if they make that order in both, they're gonna get everything
41:27
all at once. We don't hold people, you know, hostage. We
41:31
don't do any type of commitments or anything like that. So you want to
41:37
buy, don't buy it, and you don't buy it. But it is
41:39
an auto ship. So they get one a month, or do they get
41:43
the whole thing? They get the whole four months. They're gonna get the
41:45
entire package at once. Okay. So if they get the four months and
41:49
I'm just you know, looking at it as a consumer. Okay, if
41:52
you get the four months and then you start your first month and oh my
41:54
gosh, I don't like this, it doesn't agree with me. Then can
41:58
they call contact you and get the entire shipment returned? Or how do you
42:02
deal with cancelation? I'll tell you this, UM, that doesn't happen,
42:07
UM, but you can. You can certainly call us. UM. You
42:12
certainly call us, But I'm kind of at a loss for words because it
42:15
really doesn't I love hearing that. But you know, I'm always thinking watching
42:19
out for people of yeah, call us, we'll take care of you.
42:23
UM. I'm not. I'm very confident in what we do and what we
42:28
offer. So if if that, for some reason happens to you, I'll
42:30
tell you this. The only people that I see, and I've seen maybe
42:34
two UM of the millions of vials that we have sold since two thousand and
42:38
nine. UM, if someone had some sort of you know, pituitary adnenoma
42:45
or something that causes their pituitary to be really wonky UM and they're overproducing UM,
42:52
then they don't get the result from bioproblem, but that, like I
42:55
said, that's super rare. Um. You know, as clinicians, we
43:00
test for it, but we don't find it very often. So um,
43:04
like I said, if you have problems, you call me. Can you
43:07
take your product and still do a like one injection a week of HDH if
43:12
you already had some of that and you wanted to not waste the nine hundred
43:16
dollars a month or whatever it is. But can you Is it okay to
43:21
take a small let's say three millimeters or whatever that you know, the smallest
43:25
dosages of HDH in jetable at the same time as using your product. I
43:34
would. I don't want you to feel uncomfortable about it, I would say,
43:38
yeah, because we don't affect any We're not affecting your pituitary production.
43:43
Right. Um. Whatever you don't use from us, you're just going to
43:46
excrete out. Um. I would say to I don't think that's the best
43:52
idea personally. Um, but I'm not your clinician, right, So I
43:57
would. I would have that discussion with whoever is legally describing you this HGH
44:01
and uh because because all of your all of your clientele who are on HDH
44:08
or on it for a legal reason, right, They're not sourcing it from
44:12
Mexico, right, Right, And they have a doctor that's prescribing it that
44:16
right, aware of their health conditions. Right. And I'm joking, I'm
44:22
I'm joking. I'm kidding, right, But it's because HDH works. I
44:25
mean, I'm not going to sit here and deny it. It does work,
44:28
um, but we're offering a safer alternative that's cheaper ultimately and with less
44:35
with zero side effects. Yeah, and having done it for six weeks,
44:38
I can tell you it is so streamlined. I mean the first thing you
44:44
do is just to have it. The first thing you do in the morning
44:46
is you just take it. Ninety seconds I set the timer and ninety seconds
44:51
later swallowed it and that's it. You don't have just think about it for
44:53
any you know, no more, no more supplementation all day. So it
44:58
makes it very easy. Yeah. And I can tell you that I've been
45:00
doing the biostrap because I at the show at the American Academy of Anti Aging,
45:07
I met with Patrick Porter, who is the CEO of brain Tap and
45:15
and brain Tap and Biostrap do a collaborative thing where you put the watch on
45:20
like what you said you were doing to monitor your sleep. So so Patrick
45:27
is going to be a guest on my podcast next week, and you should
45:30
watch that eventually because I think it really does dovetail into what you're The two
45:36
of you are SYMBI audit because I always would you say, oh, yeah,
45:39
my sleep is great, but I wondered if I was really sleeping at
45:44
RM and how you know, how deeply. So we did a measurement and
45:47
I was now six weeks into your program, and he said, my sleep
45:52
was amazing. He said, you are getting into rem sleep. You were
45:57
there for like seven or eight hours, and you know, gave me all
46:00
the things to look for. And I know that has to do with with
46:05
bio with your product, because I don't think I ever have slept as deeply
46:10
as I mean, and I think, well, but I think this is
46:14
going to a whole other level. So I would encourage people and and I
46:19
do take the melotonin too if I wake up in the middle, and I'll
46:22
just take that one little sublingual and that combined with your with your product,
46:29
I think is really what has made the big change. That's why I asked
46:32
you earlier about melotonin, because it just you know, seems to me you're
46:37
both coming from the pituitary. Is that really a reason that they work together
46:43
synergistically? Um? Because but you're saying your product doesn't really come from the
46:50
pituitary. I mean, it's not affecting the pituitary. It is not.
46:52
No m neither cor to sleep nor biopro affect anything upstream. Um, you
47:00
introduce. What we're introducing is further downstream than that, So it doesn't.
47:05
Um, yeah, I meant to ask you when you were talking about so,
47:09
so would you do those two together corteously? Like if you do,
47:14
so you take that at night the same way you take the bio pro in
47:17
the morning. Correct, Yeah, so courtesy if you take it about fifteen
47:22
or so minutes before you're intended sleep time, right and it's night night,
47:27
you're out. Okay, So so when you get that, Um, what
47:32
what is that going to also be? Thirty dollars off that box? First
47:37
box? Now the Courtersleep is ninety nine ninety nine normally Oh yeah, oh
47:43
that's a lot less. Yes, And we're doing we're doing completely different stuff
47:47
here, right, Um. Yeah, No, I was We're focused on
47:52
your your you know, HDH replacement that's but because you brought it up earlier
47:58
and I completely forgot it about the Courtious Sleep, I just wondered if people
48:01
who are have trouble sleeping would want to get that product as well along with
48:07
your highly recommended highly recommended because just like HGH has a symbiotic relationship with testosterone
48:17
growth, hormone or hormone utilization and optimization as a whole, as a symbiotic
48:22
relationship with that deep sleep. So the deeper sleep you get, the more
48:25
the more optimized your body will be to receive and use any hormones. So
48:31
even if you're not using our supplements, right, if you're not using anything
48:35
of ours, but you're you're on the TRT or HRT route, you need
48:38
to get deep sleep. And if you're not, if you're like me and
48:40
you have a baby girl upstairs who's a year old screaming at three in the
48:44
morning, right, you bet you better be getting a deep sleep somewhere.
48:49
I read that in your bio that you have three three little ones that you
48:52
chase around, so you do need to get your sleep. And also you
48:55
travel, You travel a lot, right I do? Yeah? Two baby
49:01
boys and a baby girl. Wow, I hope your wife. I hope
49:07
your wife is on this program too. Yeah, but if she took the
49:13
court to sleep, then she wouldn't be waking up for those little ones.
49:15
So that would be a difficult challenge. It. No, it's a it's
49:20
a battle as to how many people, how many shrugs can we give each
49:22
other in the middle of the night. I shoulder wake up thing you sometimes.
49:27
So. So should we expect any new products, um, you said
49:30
to her, true studies going on now? So? Or are we looking
49:34
for something through that we should all be aware of? I would say the
49:38
studies are more to confirm what we know to be true already. UM.
49:44
We're just putting We're putting the white paper to it, um to make those
49:49
claims right. So we have some exciting stuff coming up, but I can't
49:52
say anything about it, UM. But I'm I'm excited to be a part
49:55
of a company that continues to grow and flourish UM and really really change people's
50:00
lives. UM. You know the stories and the testimonies that we get.
50:05
We have a very active and engaged Instagram community, UM, and this community
50:12
will send us, They send us all the time, They send us their
50:14
lab, their lab results or their testimonies, or somebody's girlfriend will get up
50:17
and say, hey, I can't believe what I'm seeing in my in my
50:21
husband or my boyfriend. Right, it's really cool and really heart mooring to
50:25
be part of something that is truly working, um in a in a world
50:31
full of not working stuff. You know, that's a that is a really
50:37
big statement you just made because people are very very jaded about, you know,
50:45
getting buying product it doesn't work, and when a product works, that's
50:50
gold. And it is the company going to go public or is it a
50:53
private privately held? I don't think we have any intentions ongoing public. I
51:00
think we like it just the way it is very good. Well, I
51:04
think we probably Well we have five one minutes, so let's just talk a
51:07
little bit more about something that I wanted to know about you because I saw
51:13
in your bio that you're doing the aesthetic I mean I didn't realize you had
51:16
a SPA. But talk a little bit about the aesthetic symes. You know.
51:21
I want to change the subject because I know that many people are interested.
51:24
What do you talking about products that don't work? World is full of
51:31
products? Oh yeah, yeah, So what can you give us like a
51:37
quick thumbnail of what what to do to improve skin quality if you're if that's
51:43
one of your goals. Yeah, so yeah, it's funny you mentioned because
51:47
as I started diving into this world a little bit more growth factors are used
51:52
in serums and whatnot to help thick in your dermal layer and smooth out your
51:58
skin texture. And I think they're some merit to it. There's some companies
52:00
out there who use some really innovative products that will help your skin texture and
52:06
appearance. And I'm all for that stuff, right. I think, even
52:12
before you step foot into my office, from an aesthetics perspective, do the
52:15
things that you can control, right, make sure you're getting enough water,
52:20
make sure you're sleeping well, make sure you're exercising, make sure that you're
52:22
And that doesn't mean, you know, you have to be ten percent body
52:28
fat or five percent body fat or whatever, right you be you, but
52:31
be in the habit of producing the best version of yourself. And and then
52:38
you know, at least in my practice, I sit down everybody first,
52:43
and I treat I treat people like you're my sister or my brother, and
52:45
I say, hey, look, what do you want Like what's your goal?
52:49
And my goal from an aesthetics perspective is to take the person that they
52:53
are between their ears and have them be able to express that person outwardly.
53:00
Whether that involves skin text or repair with lasers or micro needling or chemical pills,
53:05
or we're adding stuff like pedio threads or filler. You know, my
53:10
job is just to help them live outwardly who they feel they are inward.
53:15
Yeah. Perfect. You know, it was just watching a podcast the other
53:19
day with a plastic surgeon who I forgot his name, but he's apparently done
53:24
a lot of research about what are the old the plastic surgery techniques that are
53:30
no longer effective that there's so much new technology, and of course many people
53:37
don't want to go under the knife, so having lasers and fillers and all
53:40
that, of course are other, you know, very very very positive for
53:45
people, particularly busy people who you know don't want to go to the extent
53:51
of a surgery. So can you share with us a couple of products that
53:57
endothelial ones particularly these I here all the time about um epidermal growth factors And
54:05
is there a company that you like that you know is efficacious that it does
54:09
help to resurface the skin tough epidermal growth factor. So you don't mind,
54:15
no, of course, So I work with zero Skincare UM. They're my
54:20
They're my primary UM pharmaceutical great skincare line, UM the letter Z, the
54:24
letter O. UM. You have to buy their stuff through a license provider's
54:30
office UMS registers to sell their products. They have a growth factor serum um
54:37
that even I use, and I'm I'm notorious for being like a bar soap
54:42
clean my face guy. And now my wife beats me if I if I
54:45
don't use the products. So I've gotten into the habit of taking better care
54:50
of my skin. UM. And this growth factor serum it smells good,
54:53
it feels good, and it works. UM. So can people contact you
54:59
if this is different than bio protein you know bioprotein technology. But can people
55:05
contact you at a number there if they want to order that product? Yeah?
55:09
Products, yep. I'll make sure to give you a link that they
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can um. Oh great that they can look up all of my all my
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relative information sites and they can buy ZEO from a link in the description that
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I'll give you. UM, okay, and then cut me in. I
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want to be one of your your your victims. So you got it,
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you got it? Um. And then the name of the company is Rediscover
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Aesthetics. Um, so one word. You can check out the website.
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Yeah. So you you're wearing several hats. Right, you have a multi
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varied life life challenge going on. You have that, and then you have
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your training company too, right do Yeah? How do you? How do
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you sleep? Um? I sleep a lot better with biopro and court sleep,
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that's for sure. Um, I get it in I'm I'm juggling like
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sixteen chainsaws right now. But you know I wouldn't have it any other way.
56:05
Yeah. Well, I'm so proud to have met you, and please
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that we prospect. But you know, there are no accidents in life,
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right, So I feel like there was an immediate chemistry when we met,
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and now even today, I feel even more attracted to you because you've got
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you have so much knowledge and you're so grounded in your approach. You know,
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there is so many people make a lot of promises and then you know
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they overpromise and underdeliver, and you I feel like it's the opposite that you
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under promise but overdeliver, and you're not a salesperson even though you are,
56:42
you're not acting. You know, you don't have you don't need to because
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you have the you have the product behind you, the products behind you that
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they speak for themselves. So so all right, well, I think we've
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run out of time, but I'd like our viewer is to know again that
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they can order your product if they like, and obviously get in with the
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in crowd, because there are a lot of people that are using biopro and
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having incredibly great results. And I'm going to be reporting back in another six
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weeks. I'll be getting back to you to give you my feedback. And
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so I mean, it's hard for me to judge me because I'm always so
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energetic and so it's you know, excited about life, and so I don't
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and I sleep well and you know so, and I have no health knock
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on, no health issues. So however, I think I'm a good product,
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a good spokesperson for you in the sense that you're starting at a higher
57:45
level of fine tuning. And if you can get that even more fine tune
57:50
to all all, the all the better. Right, So I think I
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can be you know, a good a good measure for let's say, an
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already healthy person that wants to get always wants to get healthier or no more.
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It's the journey of life, right, is the discovery of more.
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Knowledge is power. You're right, and you know I want to know about
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your journey, and I'm just glad I can help people. You know,
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I'm finally out of the corporate medical world and now I feel like my journey
58:22
with helping people is just starting. And the more one on one type of
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saying yeah, well, I just want our viewers to know that today Arden
58:32
is the first person that is actually going to be live on Muscle and Fitness.
58:38
So we are now very honored to be a part of a magazine that
58:44
now is going digital lector I think forty or fifty years of being the leading
58:49
magazine for fitness, right shape and Muscle and Fitness. And thanks to doctor
58:57
Robert Goldman, he invited who invited me to become one of their inaugural They
59:01
only invited twenty people podcasts and blogs and Arden and I, by the way,
59:08
I wrote a blog together. Mostly it was art, but I added
59:12
my two cents words so you'll see the blog. So if you can go
59:15
on Muscle and Fitness, their link is Muscle and Fitness Plus because the magazine
59:22
still has their site, but if you go on Muscle and Fitness Plus,
59:25
you'll see anti aging and be the category that ageless in time, missus under
59:31
and in another week or so, Artie will be there as well as on
59:36
my YouTube channel and on my website and on all the other sites that are
59:40
distributions for podcasts, thanks to our very wonderful Tony and you bno which produces
59:50
and distributes my podcast. So with all of that said, goodbye everybody,
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and have a beautiful day. I'm thank you so much for joining today.
59:59
I really I love talking to you, and thank you for allowing me to
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be a guinea pig is trying your product. Oh my pleasure. Okay,
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take care of everybody. I'd buy