In this segment, the speaker explains that the Wolverine peptides stimulate angiogenesis, which supports tissue healing by promoting new blood vessel formation. While angiogenesis can theoretically nourish tumors, the speaker notes that there is currently no evidence that these peptides cause or accelerate cancer. Consequently, they advise caution for anyone with an active malignancy, as stimulating blood vessel growth may be biologically questionable. The speaker highlights that animal toxicity studies show the peptides are surprisingly clean, and personal clinical observations have demonstrated notable healing effects that are hard to dismiss. However, they stress that the peptides are not a miracle cure— they won’t repair a torn ACL on their own, nor are they guaranteed to work. The worst outcome is often no effect at all. Overall, the speaker positions the peptides as biologically elegant modulators of the healing environment when used in appropriate contexts.
