Full Transcript Welcome to the Bioregulator and Peptides Summit 0:00 Hey everyone. Nathalie Niddam here. 0:02 If you're watching this, 0:03 then you are joining me at the Bioregulator and Peptides Summit. 0:07 And I want to thank you for being here and tell you 0:10 how much I appreciate you joining me, and most importantly, 0:15 all the incredible experts that I was able to invite 0:19 to share their wisdom, knowledge and gems with you. 0:23 I think that we can all agree that the peptide and the bioregulators space, 0:27 but especially the peptide space these days, is nothing short of. 0:32 Well, it's kind of crazy, right? 0:34 It's kind of insanity out there. 0:36 We've got people 0:37 running around injecting themselves on social media influencers, claiming 0:42 that this protocol was fabulous for them, and it's going to be the best for you. 0:46 We have doctors who are out there telling people 0:49 that peptides are 0:53 useless, they're dangerous, they're no good. 0:55 I'm starting to think that those doctors maybe are getting paid by someone, 0:58 and then we have people saying that bio regulators do nothing. 1:03 So what are we supposed to believe? 1:05 What are people supposed to believe? 1:06 So I would guess that for most of you who are here watching this, 1:10 you believe that there's good in these things, 1:13 but there are nuances that we need to acknowledge. 1:16 There are certain things that we need to know 1:19 are a fact in this nascent industry, as it were. 1:23 When it comes to bio regulators, they are legit. 1:28 Bio regulators were researched for over three decades in Russia.
Why Bioregulators Matter 1:33 They are currently used as a matter of course. 1:36 You are going to hear from Doctor Svetlana Trofimova herself, 1:41 who is one of the leading doctors or the leading doctor 1:45 at the Saint Petersburg Institute of Gerontology and Bio Regulation, 1:49 the widow of Professor Vladimir 1:52 and a woman who has done incredible things and achieved 1:55 incredible results with her patients using by a regulator peptides. 1:59 Now, very often she'll use those bio regulators as well, 2:03 or alongside either conventional treatments or alternative treatments. 2:07 They're not always the only thing that she's using, 2:10 but she is using those bio regulators as a part of the toolkit 2:15 that she uses to help people deal with incredible conditions, 2:19 including things that conventional Western medicine 2:22 considers untreatable, like retinitis pigmentosa, 2:25 a genetic disease that affects vision and narrows people's field of vision 2:31 gradually until they eventually pretty much go blind. 2:34 So I think we can all agree that bio regulators 2:39 there a thing, and they're a thing that we all need to get our heads around. 2:43 Now, here's what's interesting about bio regulators. 2:45 And then we'll move on to the longer Jaden peptides. 2:48 Here's what's interesting about bio regulators. 2:49 And this is some of you will know this. 2:51 You will have heard this from me before. 2:54 For those of you who are new here, here's what you really need to understand 2:58 about bio regulator peptides. 2:59 Bio regulator peptides are tiny. 3:01 They are 2 to 4 amino acids long. 3:04 There's possibility that some of them may be five 3:06 amino acids long, but for the most part, it's the ones that are commercially 3:09 available are within that range of 2 to 4 amino acids. 3:13 They are available in two forms. 3:15 They were researched in two forms. 3:18 Not well actually three. 3:19 But we'll really only talk about two right here. 3:21 The natural extracts. 3:23 These are natural extracts from animals. 3:25 The main ones are from mammals being 3:28 they used bovine like from cows, sometimes from porcine. 3:32 A lot of what's available on the market right now are extracted 3:35 from porcine tissue glands and even from sheep. 3:39 Now, rest assured, 3:41 nobody's slaughtering these animals just for their little tiny bits and bobs. 3:45 These are, you know, it's a whole industry, right? 3:48 So yes, they come from animals. 3:50 And for people who are, for whatever reason, opposed 3:54 to using animals for anything, there is another alternative. 3:57 We would call those the synthetic bio regulators.
Natural vs Synthetic Bioregulators 4:00 So these are identical analogs to the principal amino acid chain 4:06 that is found in the natural 4:09 bio regulator that has been synthesized in a lab. 4:12 And that can be then administered either through 4:15 a subcutaneous injection, sometimes as a spray. 4:19 And increasingly, 4:20 we're starting to find people 4:21 that are finding ways to make them a bioavailable across the skin. 4:24 So they are tiny, tiny, tiny, tiny. 4:27 Now, the difference between the synthetic and the natural bio regulator, 4:32 the natural bio regulator is not just that 2 to 4 amino acid chain. 4:36 It's actually a complex. 4:38 There's more to it than just that simple amino acid chain. 4:41 It comes, if you will, with an entourage of other small proteins and amino acids. 4:46 And this is in large part why it is believed that the natural 4:50 bio regulator gives a slower effect but a longer lasting effect. 4:55 And quite frankly, also when we have people 4:59 who might be very immune reactive or maybe who are very, very sensitive, 5:04 sometimes the decision is made and we talk about this with Doctor Trofimov. 5:08 Sometimes the decision is made to provide them with just the synthetic 5:11 bio regulator first, because there is less for them to react to there. 5:15 It's just that amino acid chain. 5:18 So and the synthetic bio regulator. 5:20 Sorry, almost forgot to tell you this actually is faster acting, but 5:24 perhaps we see that the actions last, maybe the effects last a little less time. 5:29 Okay, so that's your natural bio regulator and your synthetic bio regulator. 5:34 The other things to understand you if you hopefully you downloaded my book. 5:38 And in that book you get the foundations of bio regulator 5:42 peptides, you're going to learn a little bit about their history. 5:45 You're going to learn a little bit about how to use them. 5:48 You're going to learn what is the selection of bio regulators 5:51 that are available. 5:52 One thing I'd like to invite you to consider 5:55 is if you're working with a practitioner, which hopefully you are. 5:58 But if you're not and you're dying this here's what you need to know 6:01 about the bio regulator. 6:02 Peptides in general. 6:04 Overwhelmingly they are incredibly safe. 6:06 They seem to they modulate, right. 6:10 So they bring the body back into balance. 6:12 They don't over push. 6:14 They don't suppress. 6:15 Now does that mean that anybody it's safe for anyone 6:19 at all to use the by regulators. 6:21 Look the safety recommendations remain the same. 6:25 We always recommend that pregnant women probably stay away from them. 6:29 But definitely speak to your physician first. 6:31 Anybody with active cancer.
How to Use Bioregulators Safely 6:33 This is not the time, right? 6:35 Unless you're working, you happen to be working with an integrative oncologist 6:39 who has experience with the bio regulators and cancer, 6:42 which I don't know that there's even any published studies in this area. 6:45 So if there's no published studies and there's no prior experience, 6:49 it's not worth the risk. 6:51 It just isn't right. 6:52 So please be mindful. 6:55 Work with a practitioner, 6:57 especially if you're dealing with a serious medical condition. 7:00 If you're using the bio regulators, you're generally healthy 7:03 and all you're looking to do is basically 7:06 is to slow down aging or to drive regeneration 7:10 at a cellular level of the tissues, glands and organs. 7:14 Then you could probably get away with using bio regulators on your own. 7:18 Think of the systems, right? 7:20 If you're looking to address, let's say you're in a building phase of muscle 7:23 or you want to support muscles, what might you use? 7:27 You might use the muscle bio regulator, the blood vessel by a regulator, 7:30 the cartilage by a regulator because it's going to upregulate collagen and elastin. 7:36 Right. 7:36 So these are all really important for muscle. 7:38 And we want to support bone. 7:40 Cartilage is not bone but your bones have collagen and elastin in them. 7:45 So the cartilage bio regulator indirectly is going to support bone. 7:48 And the muscle bio regulator 7:50 because it's supporting muscles is also going to support bone. 7:54 Another bio regulator that is really important for building 7:57 strength for bone, for muscles will obviously be the blood vessel 8:01 by a regulator, because blood supply to and from every tissue in the body 8:06 is critically important for us to get any kind of benefit. 8:09 The next one that often gets forgotten here is parathyroid. 8:14 So the Paris thyroid bio regulator super important for bones 8:18 because the parathyroid glands monitor 8:21 it impacts our calcium metabolism calcitonin. 8:24 So parathyroid bone by a regulator and cartilage by a regulator. 8:31 And finally we would work with the blood vessel bio regulator. 8:34 So you can see here how we address the whole system. 8:37 So I will be eventually coming out with more resources for you guys. 8:43 If you're interested in the bio regulators and you're interested in learning 8:47 more about them, then I would encourage you 8:49 to join my longevity community, which you can find information about it 8:53 on my website. 8:55 Now that's I know it's a little plug. 8:57 Forgive me, I had to do it, but that's kind of 9:00 like the overview of bio regulators I wanted to provide you. 9:04 Obviously, we have the pineal gland bio regulator that helps 9:07 with circadian rhythm with telomerase activation. 9:11 So maintaining the telomeres on the ends of that DNA. 9:14 So helping to give the DNA more opportunities to replicate 9:18 in a healthy way. 9:19 It also regulates melatonin normalizes melatonin production 9:23 a lot of people will do a course of epithelium or the pineal gland 9:27 bio regulator and find that their sleep improves. 9:30 The natural version of that will be Andalusian. 9:34 Now also another one, pineal on pinyin 9:37 also is good for sleep, really good for general brain health.
Key Bioregulators for Health and Longevity 9:40 Whenever we're talking about brain, anything to do with the brain, 9:43 we want blood vessel on board at the same time, right? 9:46 So I don't want this to turn into a master class. 9:49 Maybe we'll do one of those one day. 9:50 Let me know if you want me to, but this is just kind of 9:53 to get you thinking along the lines of the bio regulators. 9:57 So bio regulators, they act as epigenetic switches. 10:00 They act directly on your DNA. 10:02 There are people like doctor Bill Lawrence who would say that 10:05 what the bio regulator is doing is really repairing the knees, 10:09 ability to replicate and to act the way that it did when we were younger. 10:13 All right. 10:14 So especially 10:14 if you're over the age of 50, bio regulators are really, really interesting. 10:18 We could move that age back to 4045. 10:21 If you're in your 20s, you probably don't need them 10:23 unless let's say you have dysregulated sleep. 10:26 The pineal gland bio regulator might be helpful. 10:28 Know that a pit alone is on that regulated list of peptides. 10:33 That's in front of the FDA right now. 10:34 So technically, the synthetic version of the pineal gland 10:38 bio regulator is not approved for human use. 10:43 Having said that, one thing that's really important to remember is those natural 10:47 bio regulators are actually considered to be nutritional supplements. 10:52 So they are approved for human use there. 10:55 They virtually have grass status. 10:56 I mean, I don't know if they officially have grass status, 10:58 but they are quantified or defined as nutritional supplements 11:03 because they're really just 1 or 2 steps away from food. 11:07 Right? 11:07 The liver bio regulator probably is found in liver. 11:10 Heart by a regulator would be found in the heart in the heart muscle. 11:13 So you get the picture, right. 11:15 So natural bio regulators totally above board and know 11:20 that there's about 6 or 7 bio regulators that are not available as synthetics. 11:25 Those all that information is in the book. 11:28 There's a nice table for you guys. 11:29 It explains each by a regulator what organ or tissue it is related to, 11:33 and also which ones are available as both synthetic and natural, 11:38 and which ones are only available as naturals. 11:40 Okay, that's about it for the bio regulators. 11:43 Now, when it comes to the longer chain peptides, this is where we're getting into 11:47 this whole zone of I don't know what to call it right now. 11:51 You know this there's a big uproar currently as we're releasing. 11:55 Well, certainly as I'm recording this, 11:57 which is a couple of weeks before we release the full summit, 12:01 there's a big kerfuffle right now with the FDA around peptides. 12:04 So the good news is that the FDA last week 12:09 took basically considered seriously considered six peptides. 12:14 The seventh one sip got kicked off the list for crazy reasons 12:17 that I'm not going to go into right now, but there were six peptides 12:21 that were considered for being brought back to the 503,
Peptides, FDA Status, and the Current Debate 12:26 a category, I believe, which means that they would be allowed 12:30 to be compounded in compounding pharmacies, 12:33 which means that doctors would be able to prescribe them. 12:36 Now, here's what did happen. 12:38 What did happen is that the PKC Committee, which was composed in large part 12:43 of stakeholders in the peptide business, in addition to certain FDA scientists, 12:48 which apparently were brought in kind of at the last minute. 12:50 But regardless, 12:51 the Peacock Committee voted yes, that these peptides should be considered. 12:56 What did not happen is that they did not officially 13:00 get moved over to that compounding list. 13:03 This is still going. 13:05 This still needs to be approved. 13:06 The FDA has not made their final decision yet. 13:09 Now, historically, the FDA has absolutely agreed with this committee. 13:17 Having said that, it has never been composed of stakeholders before. 13:21 And at no time in FDA history have they ever said yes to any peptides. 13:26 Well, other than the glasses, which are different 13:28 because they're pharmaceuticals at this point. 13:30 So peptides are still very much gray market at best. 13:35 So there's a few pieces of advice that I want to give you. 13:38 Number one, know that if you're using peptides, they're not fully vetted yet. 13:43 Right. Here's what we can say for sure. 13:45 Do they need more long term human studies? 13:49 Absolutely. 13:50 I don't think anybody would deny this. Right. 13:52 Do we have time for long 13:53 term human studies, given that the genie's out of the bottle here? 13:57 The cat's out of the bag. 13:59 You, all the consumers out there are not waiting ten, 15, 20 years. 14:04 Even if somebody was going to throw $200 million at the problem 14:07 and set up those double blind studies, nobody's waiting. 14:11 This is the problem. 14:12 This is what's really being put 14:13 in front of the FDA, and that is that people are going to use these things, 14:17 whether they give it a yes or a no, because people will go underground. 14:21 They will go to research labs to get their hands on this stuff. 14:24 The challenge with research labs, very uneven quality wise, 14:28 very a huge lack of transparency in terms of what people are actually getting. 14:33 And I, you know, I think it's only a question of time 14:37 before something bad happens because of an impurity, 14:40 not because necessarily of the peptide. 14:43 I can't tell you that all the peptides are 100% safe, 14:46 because we don't know that we don't have those long term studies. 14:49 But what I can say is that every physician I've interviewed, every doctor 14:54 I've talked to, and a lot of the evidence that's out there, 14:57 the 350 pages of evidence that was put in front of the FDA 15:02 last week, hoping that they would read it before the vote. 15:06 There's this is reams and reams and reams 15:09 of clinical applications that doctors put forward. 15:12 They came forward 15:13 with the clinical evidence that they've collected in their practices 15:17 around the use of these peptides in their practice. 15:21 So the interviews you're going to listen to in this summit 15:24 are going to share is a lot of clinicians and doctors 15:27 sharing their experience and what they've seen, these peptides, 15:32 how they've seen these peptides help their patients in practice. 15:36 So I encourage you to listen to it with an open mind. 15:40 Be smart, be safe. 15:42 Don't assume that just because your friend Betty got a peptide 15:46 from wherever and used it successfully, it's the right thing for you. 15:51 The terrain 15:52 that the peptide is being introduced to is critically important to results. 15:56 It's critically important to safety, and it's critically important to 16:00 whether this thing is going to be able to help you or not. 16:02 So I'm a big you know, you know, I've been talking about peptides for a long time. 16:07 That's why I'm hosting this summit. 16:09 I mean, lord knows I got booted off of Instagram by Instagram 16:14 for talking about peptides, 16:16 and I'm not even a little bit inflammatory out there, but I digress. 16:20 That's not what we're here to talk about. 16:21 I'm really what how am I going to put this? 16:24 Like, I don't want to say that these are the greatest thing since sliced bread. 16:28 I think they hold a lot of promise. 16:29 I think that we've seen 16:31 so many clinicians have so many great results with peptides. 16:35 We're doing humanity a disservice 16:37 if we don't allow them really to be prescribed and used in clinics. 16:40 Right? So 16:42 hopefully, hopefully 16:44 the FDA will make a decision that allows this to happen.
Closing Thoughts and Summit Resources 16:48 This may not happen for a year, folks. 16:50 So just so you know, 16:52 you've probably heard it elsewhere, but you've heard it here for sure. 16:55 Now, nothing really has changed yet 16:58 about the status of these peptides as far as the FDA is concerned. 17:02 So get educated. 17:04 Find a practitioner who can guide you. 17:06 Be safe. Be conservative. 17:08 Because here's the thing you only get one body, right. 17:12 Don't be playing Russian roulette with it. 17:14 Please be cautious. 17:15 Please be safe. 17:16 And please watch these interviews. 17:19 Reach out to these clinicians. 17:20 There are brilliant people here who are doing incredible work. 17:24 So if you listen to one of these clinicians and physicians and you 17:28 hear something that really resonates with you, please reach out to them. 17:32 Reach out for the resources. 17:34 There's some great information here, and I really hope that this helps 17:38 you in any small way or some a loved one or a friend. 17:42 So thank you again for being here. 17:44 Thank you for registering for the bioregulator and Peptides Summit. 17:49 It has been my honor and my pleasure to put this together for you, 17:52 and I hope that you love it, love listening to it, 17:55 and get as much value from it as I got from pulling it together for you. 18:00 Once again, it's Nathalie Niddam. 18:02 If you want to follow me at Nathalie Niddam on Instagram 18:05 at Longevity with Nat, also on Instagram, that's my backup account. 18:09 So make sure you follow both and at NatNiddam.com is the website. 18:13 And of course on the website is where you sign up for the newsletter. 18:16 And it's also where you can join the longevity community. 18:19 I may or may not have a book coming down the pipes, 18:21 so definitely sign up for the newsletter because that's where you'll find out 18:25 about that. 18:25 And that's how I got folks. 18:27 Thank you so much for being here. 18:28 I am so grateful for you guys, and so excited for you 18:33 to be a part and take part in this summit with us. 18:37 Thank you.
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