Subscribe: In this episode Episode Intro 00:00:39 State of Research and Clinical Data 00:07:30 Categories of Peptides 00:12:40 Growth Hormone 00:15:00 GHRP and GHRH 00:19:40 Thymosin 00:29:57 Gut Healing BPC 00:34:00 Abuse of MK0677 00:44:57 Autoimmunity 00:45:00 Physicians With Peptide Experience 00:55:00 Episode Wrap Up 01:05:28 Download Episode (Right click on link and Save As) Dr
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DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide) DMSO is a powerful organic solvent reserved for peptides that won't dissolve in water-based solutions
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