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Stop Drugging Anxiety. Fix the Problem Instead. · Age Defiantly with Mark Young

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  in the peptide world, like it's all over the place.
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  You can't get away from it.
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  And most people don't even understand what a peptide is.
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  They're hearing this buzzword all over the place.
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  And now we're seeing the cosmetics industry is starting to, you know, peptide infusion.
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  I mean, down there is AN1, you know, they've got their big patent or whatever with the O101, or OS01, they've got like the skin therapy form of that.
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  They're down there.
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  I just walked by there just to get here, you know, but yeah, I mean, dude, peptides are all the rage.
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  And honestly, as I spoke about this morning, and I'll just tell you right now,
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  They've become mainstream consciousness for one specific reason.
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  A lot of people won't talk about this because it's a taboo subject, but it's due to vaccine injury.
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  So many people are injured.
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  I would argue there's two other reasons.
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  Go ahead.
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  That's the biggest one.
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  I agree.
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  Obviously, metabolic dysregulation and insulin resistance is a major thing.
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  But that's what really catapulted them into mainstream consciousness, where people are looking for alternative forms of healing.
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  I agree with that.
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  And I agree that peptides became a big thing.
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  Yeah.
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  Yeah.
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  It's all from since 2023 and on.
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  And as you know, because we've talked about it, but like my book came out and again, no coincidences, but it came out literally on February 1st, 2023.
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  That's amazing.
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  And it exploded on Amazon because, like, it was the first.
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  Because everybody was looking for it.
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  Yeah, exactly.
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  I mean, and now, subsequently, there's been some amazing books written.
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  And, you know, shout out to all the authors that have written other follow-up books and stuff like that.
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  I have a book on GLP-1 peptides coming.
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  It's almost done.
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  It's probably within a couple of months.
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  Second reason peptides have become a big deal.
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  Yeah.
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  Exactly.
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  And we'll talk about that.
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  But like, unfortunately, as you know, most of the media on GLPs is negative.
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  Correct.
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  And it should be the opposite.
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  And we talked about that this morning because like the two stage and three stage and not to just rabbit hole and not talk about other stuff.
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  But these are life altering transformative drugs if used in a clinically precise dose.
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  Correct.
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  And as you know, it has to be microdosed.
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  And there's all sorts of things.
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  You know, I even have the Ten Commandments or GLP ones that we could talk about.
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  But I mean, the truth is, is that most people do them incorrectly, Mark, because the doctors that are prescribing them to them are looking to make a quick tower.
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  And they start high, go higher, you know, saturate obviously the manufacturer's pockets, the provider has to get paid, and then of course the pharmacy rep that comes in and pushes them.
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  And then as you know now, the big deal is
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  For two years, they couldn't make them fast enough, so they gave compounders the ability to do emergency use, and now they're pulling that out of the compounders' hands.
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  Which gets to the third reason why I think peptides have become such a big conversation, and that is the FDA stepping in and actually starting to make a scuttlebutt about it.
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  And literally as of in that same thing in September of 2023, they said these 27, you know, most used, most source, most known or well-known peptides are now in classification B, which means may cause harm or not shown to be clinically efficacious, which, you know, and I know is a total lie.
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  I mean, absolute total lie.
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  And again, why are they doing that?
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  Because they cannot control from a patent standpoint, the actual manufacturing and the money making, which with GLPs, they can.
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  Well, and peptides actually compete with pharma.
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  100%.
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  Sorry.
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  That's kind of what we're really talking about here.
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  Of course.
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  and they wouldn't compete with pharma pharma could actually patent them and sell them right but which is the reason to regulate them because then pharma will patent them 100 pharma will sell them and then profit from them i don't know if they can because i mean they will list the glps and they will with the other ones i mean i think right now and this is just my personal opinion and i've been using for the record for the audience i've been using peptides since literally 2004 so it's been my 21st year i tell a lot of people that and they're like what you know
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  I mean, it was like back then it was just like when I was using therapeutic testosterone and you were learning your way on how to use, you know, TRT, TOT, whatever you want to call it.
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  We were using, you know, everybody was crowdsourcing like these other things.
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  And Ipamorelin came out in 2004 and we're like, oh, this is something you use along with testosterone and you get better fat loss and better muscle building.
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  Right.
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  So obviously things have transpired and we move now into where people are using GLPs for all the amazing reasons that we talk about.
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  Yeah.
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  But the truth, the real truth is, is that most people do not use GLPs correctly.
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  Big Pharma wants people to continually use them incorrectly because then they continually make money, right?
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  Because people are sicker, fatter, more inflamed, more depressed, all these other things.
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  And they never end up finding out that you could use GLP for the exact opposite reasons and still get much better results.
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  Well, and part of the issue, I think GLPs are a great way for a person to support behavioral changes.
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  100%.
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  The problem is we're not using GLPs as a way to support behavioral changes.
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  We're using it as a cheat code.
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  Exactly.
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  Exactly.
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  And I literally just watched a staff member of ours who's been on what was trisepatide, I think is what she's been on, which is a GLP-1 agonist, right?
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  GLP-2, yeah.
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  Exactly.
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  And she's been on trisepatide for nearly a year.
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  Mm-hmm.
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  And I'm like, you can't even think straight.
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  Like you're so undernourished.
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  Like you don't eat food, but you still drink alcohol.
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  Yeah, I mean, exactly.
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  You'll have a bite of lasagna at dinner and two drinks.
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  And it's like, and that's your definition of weight loss.
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  I'm like, or it also means that you probably lost 40% of your muscle mass over the last 12 months.
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  There's four things that people have to do when you use a GLP-1, and these are non-negotiable, and the smart doctors that understand this, and thankfully there are some out there, say that it's malpractice if you don't offer this to your patients.
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  But number one is you absolutely have to eat enough protein.
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  So you've got and by enough protein.
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  Tell us.
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  Yeah, I'll explain it exactly.
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  I mean, the clinical statement would be enough to support your actual lean body mass.
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  But most people don't know what that means because they can't configure how many pounds of muscle they have in their body, especially if they're metabolically deranged.
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  If we could approximate a gram of protein for each body weight.
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  The answer is your goal body weight.
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  One gram per pound for goal body weight.
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  So if you're 300 pounds and you're a woman and you should be 140 pounds, then obviously your grams of protein is 140.
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  But as you said, most people are protein malnourished.
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  The second thing is, and this is I think the biggest thing, is if you start a GLP-1 peptide, because they're so profound in the ability to lose fat and of course lean tissue, if you're not hormonally optimized, you're on the wrong path.
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  And so, so many of these people see doctors.
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  Dr. Justin Marchegiani Exactly.
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  So many of them do not see doctors that know how to hormonally optimize them.
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  As you know, Mark, most of them don't even know they're not hormonally optimized.
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  They don't know they have a hormone deficiency.
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  So that's already now down the second path.
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  You're you're you're doomed with those two things not met.
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  The three and four is number three is are you weight training?
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  Are you doing bone bearing resistance training?
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  If you're not doing weight training, you're going to lose muscle again.
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  Then the number four is, are you living insulin control?
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  Because if you're not living insulin controlled, like you said, you're eating pizza, you're drinking alcohol, you're not changing your dietary strategy.
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  And so all of those things lead up to hormonal loss, muscle loss, dysregulation, thyroid dysregulation, hair loss.
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  I mean, did you hear all these stories, all these lawsuits, there's massive lawsuits.
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  You know, they're already in category class action lawsuits where they're going after Lily.
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  They're going after not Manjaro, but what's the company?
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  The company that makes those epic, whatever.
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  I can't think of them right now.
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  But both of those two are the biggest primary and they're all going to get thrown out because once they have actual medical licensed people as the, you know, in cross-examination, they're going to be like, all of this stuff is written.
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  on the actual contraindications of what you must do, but nobody follows it because like you said, we live in an easy button world now.
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  Nobody wants to do the work.
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  They want the cheat code.
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  A man is truly thriving when he's becoming better than he was yesterday.
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  100%.
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  And peptides are a hack for that.
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  Yes.
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  Particularly, you mentioned Deepa Moreland, but Tessa Moreland, CJC, all of these other types of peptides that when used correctly,
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  are increasing muscle muscle produces greater levels of testosterone testosterone produces greater levels of achievement like all of these things work together and you're the peptide guy yep so i'm i'm a i'm a peptide guy i i'll say i probably play in it compared to you sure but i i will say like this particular finger like i literally cut the top of my finger off the day before easter jesus and was in the er and everything else because it wouldn't stop bleeding like you can't even tell which finger it is that's incredible um it's a month
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  That's awesome.
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  You know, and it's funny because like people don't think like part of it is like, well, that's just, I mean, I'm the Wolverine, right?
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  Like I just heal so fast.
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  But it also means that the minute I came back from the hospital, I also did a DHKCU.
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  Exactly.
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  Mixed with a BPC-157, right?
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  Little TB-500.
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  Like got it all injected and was like, okay, let's grow a finger back.
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  And I did like in no time flat.
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  It's just back.
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  You can't even tell that anything was wrong with it.
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  And it was like, I mean, I've got a hangnail here, but, but aside from that, it's like, you can't even tell anything.
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  And peptides are a way that we can optimize.
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  Yes.
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  And, and for me, like I use peptides, not because it's, you know, some weird cheat code, not because I'm trying to replace an actual good behavior, but to enhance what I'm already doing.
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  To slow down your aging process.
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  I mean, I mean, they're they're they're incredible, man.
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  I mean, like, it's funny because you talk about that, like and for me and you, it's nothing.
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  Right.
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  But for 80 percent of the public, they have no idea.
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  What were those letters?
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  They have no idea that we live in a world where we heal six to ten times faster than they do.
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  They have no idea that we live in a world where we literally can inject three times a week GLP-3 or retitutide, whatever you want to call it, and be leaner, more metabolically active, have better energy, have less brain fog, have absolutely no food noise, completely control our appetite, fast for 20, 24 hours, whatever we need to do.
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  I mean, that's the world we're in now.
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  I mean, the world is separated with like those who have the awareness or the knowledge, the gnosis, and those that don't.
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  I watch how someone like you or me or my dad or someone who I know, and like I've got several friends that are deep into peptides.
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  Yeah, yeah.
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  And it's like, but it almost becomes this little bro network where everybody shares what they're doing because they're like, well, what have you been doing?
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  Well, I've been doing this.
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  Oh, I'll have to try that.
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  That's literally what it is.
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  Because it's this trial and error kind of thing, and we're injecting, you know, whatever.
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  But it's funny to me.
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  Like I live in a high-rise building downtown, and a buddy of mine that lives a few floors up calls me one day, dude, like I've got this pain in my elbow, like I'm just having this issue.
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  He's right.
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  What do I do?
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  Blah, blah, blah.
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  Like, it didn't even dawn on me.
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  Like, is there a peptide that I can be doing?
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  I'm like, well, I'm out of town right now, buddy.
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  But do me a favor.
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  I'll call the front desk, have him send you up to my place.
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  Go in the fridge.
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  There's a little vial.
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  It's blah, blah, blah, blah.
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  That's awesome.
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  But then you're like, wait a minute.
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  I don't know if he can actually do this.
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  He can, because he actually uses peptides.
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  He just didn't have what I suggested.
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  And he's like, all right.
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  And he's like, are you sure?
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  Dude, like.
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  Yeah, yeah.
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  next day he's thank you so much i'm like and he's like i'll pay you i'm like i don't care about money like that's not the case like i'm just glad you got it it's like but it almost like we've got these little magic potions in the refrigerator that the rest of the world doesn't understand like this is like harry potter crap it is harry potter dude that we've got this stuff that we're like living these weird immortal lives literally because we just understand you know micro protein