Episode 15: Love Your Liver Episode: Bioregulators and peptides to support the Liver with Jean-Francois Tremblay from CanLab Research
Meet this week’s guest: Jean-Francois Tremblay from CanLab Research.
In this episode Jean-Francois Tremblay returns for a deep dive into Liver health. Too often the liver is our forgotten hero. Your liver is responsible for detoxifying hormones, toxins, processing fats, making cholesterol, storing energy and so much more….and all to often we abuse it and leave it struggling under an overwhelming burden until it just can’t cope anymore- it fills with fat, gets slow and sluggish, cholesterol and triglycerides build in the blood stream,
toxins go unchallenged and chronic preventable diseases start to take hold. Join us to talk about ways to support your liver and how bioregulators and peptides may be part of the solution.
Some of the topics we cover:
● 01:32 What is non-alcoholic fatty liver disease?
● How the Bioregulator Livagen and CanLabs’ new Peptide Combo (LRP, LQP,
GPETAFLR) may help treat non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
● Differentiating between therapeutic (treating an existing problem) and preventative use
of peptides and bioregulators
● The concept that “Therapy is not the peptide, the peptide is part of the therapy”.
● Fatty liver peptide research
● How long it could take to see results….
● Assessing the quality of your peptides
● Using HPLC to measure peptide purity
● Precautions on peptide purity
Disclaimer:
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Please note that this content is intended for information purposes only and is not intended to substitute professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Before changing your diet or using any new supplement make sure to consult with your care provider. Always seek the advice of your physician or care provider with any questions or concerns you may have regarding a medical condition before you make any changes.
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