Short YouTube dialogue (Peptides Explained Simply: Noah Laith) in which two speakers explain that peptides may seem ineffective if the body lacks baseline peptide/hormone levels ("bank account" analogy), note certain peptides can stimulate growth-hormone production, and recommend optimizing baseline hormones before using peptides to improve cognitive function and peptide effectiveness.
You can take peptides and they can be not working. And then you come to me said, oh, this bullshit is they're not working. Peptides doesn't work on me. That's because you have zero on your bank account. As you get older, you have 250,000 peptides in your body. These are the reason why, for example, we have to take it in an exogenous form, reignite our own production. There are peptides that will induce the production of your own growth hormone. If your own bank account of growth hormone is zero, they're going to ignite something that is not existing. And.
Sometimes you use peptides to optimize hormones. Lots of just feel like we don't have the focus and concentration that we once had. These peptides are safe ways to enhance our cognitive function.
Yes, Working with peptides, as I told you, is another layer. But if you want to optimize your brain, optimize your hormones first. Before actually taking peptides, you want to make sure your body will actually accept it and make it stronger.