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BONUS RADIO: Radio Night Live: Wellness Wednesday with Dr. Ray Solano, Founder of PD Labs · That KEVIN Show

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Speaker 2: to do that. I also want to say, in a
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Speaker 2: very grand way, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank
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Speaker 2: you for all that you've done to help us with
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Speaker 2: feeding hungry kids this year. I'm reading some of the
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Speaker 2: some of the comments that are on the that are
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Speaker 2: on the page because some of you are allowed to
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Speaker 2: you've you've given your gift online and then you've left,
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Speaker 2: you know, remarks in your in your online gift, and
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Speaker 2: I just some of these just really warm my heart.
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Speaker 2: Dennis and Cheryl are from the Cincinnati area, and they said,
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Speaker 2: God bless you, thank you for this ministry for your
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Speaker 2: radio program.
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Speaker 3: We love it. They said, we want to help.
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Speaker 2: We want to help a child have two meals a
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Speaker 2: day and clean drinking water for the foreseeable future. Doreen
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Speaker 2: b who lives in Hilton Head, South Carolina, said I
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Speaker 2: want to help four kids, and so she gave a
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Speaker 2: very generous gift a ton of people helping two or
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Speaker 2: three kids at a time. Paul from New York City,
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Speaker 2: thank you for your gift to helping four kids. This
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Speaker 2: one made me laugh. I think you pronounced the name Januk.
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Speaker 2: I think Januk is a male name. And he said,
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Speaker 2: my Yuna, who I think is his wife, was touched
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Speaker 2: by your show in supporting hungry children. So on Kevin's birthday,
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Speaker 2: it was a few days ago, said I want to help.
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Speaker 2: God bless and Januk and Yuna took care of two
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Speaker 2: kids and they're in Seattle. As I mentioned, gifts coming
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Speaker 2: in from all over the country. Gary be listening to
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Speaker 2: us in San Antonio made a one time donation helping
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Speaker 2: a child. It's just it's one of those things where
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Speaker 2: I look and I see all the different cities that
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Speaker 2: people have given from, and I see all the different
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Speaker 2: ways in which they've given, and you know the creativeness
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Speaker 2: of what they've done, and just your desire to help
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Speaker 2: these children much is my heart and I just I
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Speaker 2: can't say thank you enough. So thank you for what
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Speaker 2: you've done. Thank you for being there. Hey sus in Bloomfield,
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Speaker 2: I see your gift for God's children, who he loves
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Speaker 2: so deeply. We have two precious baby girls, and we
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Speaker 2: want to thank God that we can be a blessing
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Speaker 2: to others. God bless you as you feed these kids.
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Speaker 2: Thank you, heyesus, thank you for your generosity and friends,
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Speaker 2: we continue to do it. But I wanted to give
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Speaker 2: you an update because this is where the real exciting
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Speaker 2: stuff comes from. Our goal was remember seven hundred and
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Speaker 2: twenty kids, and as of this morning, I'm sorry to
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Speaker 2: say that you didn't hit the goal. I'm sorry to
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Speaker 2: say I'm sorry to report that we've now helped seven
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Speaker 2: hundred and thirty six kids. So thank you for all
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Speaker 2: that you've done, but we have until the end of
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Speaker 2: April to feed even more than the seven hundred and
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Speaker 2: twenty that were on our list. That was just the
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Speaker 2: starting point. There are several thousand that Food for the
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Speaker 2: Poor is feeding and bringing water to this year. And friend,
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Speaker 2: through the rest of this month, we have a friend
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Speaker 2: who's going to match every child we feed. So let's
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Speaker 2: feed some more. Eight fiy five nine zero seven four
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Speaker 2: six seven three eight five five nine zero seven four
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Speaker 2: six seven three. But your generosity, you're outpouring of love.
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Speaker 2: It makes such a difference.
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Speaker 4: And I am.
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Speaker 2: So so grateful that that you are interested enough in
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Speaker 2: doing this that you've you've you know, taken this on.
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Speaker 2: So many of you, almost three hundred of you have
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Speaker 2: jumped in and said I'm going to be part of it.
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Speaker 2: So thank you for those of you that are making
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Speaker 2: the difference. Thank you for those of you that have
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Speaker 2: in the past and did again, and thank you for
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Speaker 2: those that are just brand new to Food for the
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Speaker 2: Poor this time.
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Speaker 3: You may not know this.
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Speaker 2: I've been working with them for almost twenty years and
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Speaker 2: my wife and I give to them. We have for
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Speaker 2: a long long time. I've traveled with them to the
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Speaker 2: third world. I've seen what they do. I will tell
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Speaker 2: you one very meaning full story. There was a community
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Speaker 2: that I was invited to go check out in Haiti
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Speaker 2: called Kadua. If you drove out of the major city
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Speaker 2: and you went for about two hours into the roughest
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Speaker 2: of country, and you got to the place where the
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Speaker 2: road couldn't be traveled any further, and then you walked
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Speaker 2: about another mile and a half in you could find
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Speaker 2: where Codua was, but you had to go all that
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Speaker 2: way into the distance, and there the pastor was trying
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Speaker 2: to teach a school, six or seven kids sitting on
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Speaker 2: tree stumps drinking water out of a putrid source that
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Speaker 2: was just gross. And it was one of those things
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Speaker 2: where when you saw it, your heart broke and you said,
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Speaker 2: I can't believe that children have to live this way.
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Speaker 2: And I came back that year. I was just on
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Speaker 2: in New York, and we just went full scale, just
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Speaker 2: we're gonna help Codua.
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Speaker 3: We're gonna do everything we can.
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Speaker 2: We not only got every kid in that village fed
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Speaker 2: that year, but we installed a new water delivery system,
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Speaker 2: water purification system. And then I went back year later,
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Speaker 2: and when we went back, you wouldn't believe it was
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Speaker 2: the same that for one thing, you could drive the
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Speaker 2: road all the way to the town, which was by
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Speaker 2: itself an amazing accomplishment. And then beyond that, you see
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Speaker 2: these kids who just a year before, look, you know,
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Speaker 2: they had the big distended bellies, they had the orange hair,
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Speaker 2: there was all the signs of starvation that was going on,
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Speaker 2: kind of not really moving around much, just kind of
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Speaker 2: listless and kind of and when we pulled up into
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Speaker 2: the town and they saw that it was food for
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Speaker 2: the poor, they came running. These are completely different children.
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Speaker 2: A year's worth of nutrition and clean drinking water, and
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Speaker 2: the change in their health you could spot it immediately.
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Speaker 2: And France, that's the difference that food for the Poor makes.
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Speaker 2: That's why my family gives. That's why I want you
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Speaker 2: to get involved, be a part of the solution this
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Speaker 2: And I would love to pass that on. But in
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Speaker 2: honor of what Jesus did for you this week, would
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Speaker 2: you give a gift honoring the children that He loves,
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Speaker 2: honoring the children that look fairly forgotten to most of
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Speaker 2: I got a call from one of your people last
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Speaker 2: week and they said, hey, keV, there's a lot going
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Speaker 2: on with something called peptides in the news and they
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Speaker 2: had just I guess been speaking with you shortly before that,
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Speaker 2: and I thought, well, let's talk about that. I've heard
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Speaker 2: the word, don't know much about it. I think I
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Speaker 2: kind of find myself the way a lot of our
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Speaker 2: audience might on this Wellness Wednesday. What is a peptide
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Speaker 2: and what is what is? What are they making news for?
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Speaker 10: Well, you know, we're we're a specialty compounding pharmacy research base.
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Speaker 10: They're always looking for new solutions for patients that are affordable,
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Speaker 10: and they have they actually change and improve people's lives.
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Speaker 10: And this group of drugs we'll call them peptides for
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Speaker 10: for now, it's just a is A is A linking
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Speaker 10: of these amino acids the basic building blocks of proteins
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Speaker 10: that are linked together and for any specific purpose. And
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Speaker 10: peptides have been around for a long time. Even insulin
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Speaker 10: is a peptide. So there's this drug class has been
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Speaker 10: uh has been present and very effective. But there's this
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Speaker 10: new or more forward thinking group of amino acid or
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Speaker 10: peptide class that is really transformational for health, for immune regulation,
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Speaker 10: for pain, and for cognitive and so we're seeing this
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Speaker 10: whole new group of drugs that really are going to
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Speaker 10: transform healthcare.
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Speaker 3: However, let me start.
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Speaker 2: Let me start there though before we get any further
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Speaker 2: on that. You keep using the term drug, But I
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Speaker 2: hear the word amino acid, and I'm thinking this is
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Speaker 2: a natural substance because amino acids are present, you know,
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Speaker 2: in us, in the foods that we need and so forth.
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Speaker 2: So what defines a peptide drug per se versus a
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Speaker 2: combination of things that we find in nature.
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Speaker 11: Well, you know, that's a really good question.
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Speaker 10: The FDA has calculated an over forty amino as it's
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Speaker 10: actually a drug.
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Speaker 11: So for if the late if.
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Speaker 3: It all appears in nature naturally it does.
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Speaker 10: Some of them are synthetic. You know, amino acids can
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Speaker 10: be synthesized and when they link them together in a
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Speaker 10: daisy chain, they have a significant effect on the body.
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Speaker 10: And whether it's a drug or a natural substance is
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Speaker 10: the debate that's going on today. So that's the reason
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Speaker 10: why we're talking about it, because is it a drug,
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Speaker 10: is it a natural substance, is it a new This
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Speaker 10: is what's going on, and unfortunately the patients that need
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Speaker 10: the help are being held hostage, so to speak. We
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Speaker 10: found that the former administration took this classification of peptides
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Speaker 10: and it was like at least seventeen that were the
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Speaker 10: most popular that we're being used everywhere.
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Speaker 11: For state licensed pharmacies.
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Speaker 10: We're making his injections and things were just it was
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Speaker 10: an amazing renaissance in medicine. And all of a sudden,
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Speaker 10: we wake up one day and we put it into
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Speaker 10: a category that says there's safety concerns Category two, and
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Speaker 10: everybody looked at each other and go, well, what happened. Well,
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Speaker 10: we just felt it was had safety concerns. There was
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Speaker 10: no basis for it at all, because there's over a
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Speaker 10: million doses that have been injected without I think we
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Speaker 10: figured that there was seven adverse events that had nothing
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Speaker 10: to do with the drug. So it's a really relatively
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Speaker 10: it is a very safe category. So we've been under
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Speaker 10: this umbrella or a lockdown, so to speak, for the
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Speaker 10: last four to five years. And thankful now RFK has
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Speaker 10: been a big proponent of this, and he announced on
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Speaker 10: the Joe Rogan Show about three weeks ago then we're
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Speaker 10: going to move it back to the category one and
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Speaker 10: so we're all waiting for it to make that official.
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Speaker 2: So what are the most common treatments peptides have been
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Speaker 2: used for? And you mentioned a couple of categories, but
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Speaker 2: how are they typically used?
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Speaker 10: Well, it was some of the most popular ones is
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Speaker 10: for pain relief, for anti inflammation, for tendon repair or
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Speaker 10: muscle repair repair.
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Speaker 11: It works up until now.
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Speaker 10: The drugs that are used to reduce inflammation or steroids
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Speaker 2: You know, if you've listened for your length of time,
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Speaker 2: we have top Ivy League surgeons on one end, and
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28:07
Speaker 2: And something that I began to become aware of through
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Speaker 2: years was the power of what are called compounding pharmacies,
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Speaker 2: pharmacies that do compounds in ways that regular pharmacies do not.
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Speaker 2: And Doctor Solano before we well we're going to get
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Speaker 2: But how would you describe the impact and the importance
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28:38
Speaker 2: What would we not have if you guys didn't exist.
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Speaker 10: Well, you know, that's a really good question that we
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Speaker 11: What's new? How come I haven't heard about this?
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Speaker 10: Well, this is a practice of pharmacy that has been
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Speaker 10: that has helpful for a patient, and they asked the
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Speaker 11: Big pharmaceutical companies took this space over.
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Speaker 10: However, compounding pharmacies still have been able to have the
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Speaker 10: unavailable at all, and be able to help for certain
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Speaker 10: conditions or to personalize it for every patient. You know,
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Speaker 10: one size does not fit all for shoe size. And
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Speaker 10: also pharmaceuticals are the same way. So it is especially
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Speaker 10: during shortages. You know, if the shortages for the GLP drugs,
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Speaker 10: compounding pharmacies stepped in and fixed it. When there was COVID,
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Speaker 10: we were able to come up with hand sanitizers for
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Speaker 10: everybody and to be able to find pharmaceuticals that were
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Speaker 10: or just customize new drugs that your physician, your practitioner says,
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Speaker 10: you know what this combination works. That's what the freedom
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Speaker 10: we call it, the freedom to choose medicine. What we find,
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Speaker 10: we want to personalize that dosage form for you. And
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Speaker 10: what we found is the drug that they was made,
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Speaker 2: Because and I want to say this clearly, everything you
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Speaker 11: And that's right.
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Speaker 2: You're always measuring what are the side effects against the
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Speaker 10: And many times what we're finding things like low dosnel tresone,
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Speaker 10: if you lower the dose, you get a much better
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Speaker 11: So that's the beauty and the.
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Speaker 10: Profession of personalized medications that you're able to buy from
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and if they're not in your area, because when
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Speaker 2: You guys service people across the nation.
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Speaker 11: That's right.
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Speaker 10: Being licensed nationwide is a is a challenge in itself
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Speaker 2: Okay, let's take quick break. We're coming right back, Doctor
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Speaker 2: All right, Kevin McCollough, glad to have you with us.
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