
(supplement)
“it's been dramatic for me with migraine headaches and you basically reducing them to zero”— Craig Koniver
(bioregulator peptide)
“with pinin I'm ... it's doubling the amount of rapid eye movement sleep that I'm getting doubling”— Andrew Huberman
(amino acid supplement)
“I really like glycine as an inhibitory neurotransmitter ... huge fan of it we've been using it a long time”— Craig Koniver
(coenzyme)
“if I had to pick one thing for people engaging in N would be it ... NAD has been the most impactful from where I sit working with patients”— Craig Koniver
(NAD precursor supplement)
“I take sublingual nmn each day um it makes my hair grow ridiculously fast ... makes my nails grow really fast”— Andrew Huberman
Eli Lilly (inferred)
“we've been using primarily tepati which is like semi glutide version 2.0 mostly for the past two years have learned a tremendous amount”— Craig Koniver
Novo Nordisk (inferred)
“semi Glu OIC was approved longer than that for four type 2 diabetics helping with you know glucose control and helping with glucose utilization”— Craig Koniver
(peptide)
“we'd like to use bpc almost with every patient it is very anti-inflammatory ... thousands upon thousands of patients where their inflammation comes down”— Craig Koniver
(peptide)
“we're using that and having really good results ... it seems very close to bpc in the clinical responses we're getting from our patients”— Craig Koniver
(anabolic steroid)
“we combine nerone with testosterone it changed his life ... this guy in his 80s who was had to use a cane who came back to life”— Craig Koniver
(growth hormone secretagogue peptide)
“iiron very clean you know as long as you stay within 100 micrograms or less people are going to lean out a little bit sleep a little bit better”— Craig Koniver
(peptide)
“if you're looking to put on mass or get strong ghrp6 is your go-to right because you will increase your appetite”— Craig Koniver
(growth hormone secretagogue peptide)
“testelin works on visceral fat reduction so fat around the organs and it's been FDA approved for that purpose”— Craig Koniver
(growth hormone secretagogue peptide)
“one would be tesalan U which is similar to saralin and that it also is going to work on the growth hormone releasing hormone aspect”— Craig Koniver
(peptide)
“we would add this other compound cjc-1295 which is going to work on the ghrh which allows the peptide and then the growth hormone to stay in your system a little bit longer”— Craig Koniver
(peptide)
“more of the energy endurance growth horm releasing peptid I like it for people to use it in the morning they get a nice burst of energy”— Craig Koniver
(growth hormone secretagogue)
“it's absorbed well orally so it's basically the same I see it working this very similarly to ghrp6 so stimulates appetite”— Craig Koniver
(bioregulator peptide)
“we used to combine it with epitalon the the Russian peptide that was used for circadian rhythm”— Craig Koniver
(peptide)
“best peptide for immune modulation ... we could use thymus and Alpha 1 and we ton down the immune response”— Craig Koniver
(peptide preparation)
“cerebral license has been used for decades in the setting of you know poststroke um post traumatic brain injury”— Craig Koniver
(peptide)
“there was dihexa too ... supposedly the most potent way to increase you know brain derived neurotropic Factor”— Craig Koniver
(compound)
“it's a cognitive stimulant for sure ... people say this is the best thing for you know my brain function recall memory”— Craig Koniver
(NAD precursor supplement)
“Charles brener ... encouraged me to try NR I took these um NR supplements ... I didn't continue to take them ... it was very expensive”— Andrew Huberman
(peptide)
“pt41 ... the brand name is VII is for um uh female hypo libido so it stimulates libido in women”— Andrew Huberman
(supplement)
“trimethyl glycine um TMG is is a good compound methine is a good methyl donor is an amino acid”— Craig Koniver
Andrew Huberman
“I have a new book coming out ... it's entitled protocols an operating manual for the human body ... now available by pre-sale protocols book.com”— Andrew Huberman