Injection Foundations Workshop – Digital On-Demand
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VIEW ALLOffice Hours PWC26 Virtual Summit Part 3 – Episode 101
1. Mitochondrial peptides (1:07)
2. MOTS-c cycle (3:50)
3. Injury site specific injection (9:25)
4. BPC-157 dosing (15:18)
5. Trusted labs (20:56)
6. What “redox” means (25:48)
7. Patient with cervical fusion, pain, and decreased range of motion (31:36)
8. Lipedema (37:03)
9. SS-31 and MOTS-c (37:52)
10. NanoVI device (44:49)
11. NAD (48:13)
Office Hours PWC26 Virtual Summit Part 2 – Episode 100
- Evaluating terrain of the patient (1:43)
- SS31 peptide in practice (8:50)
- Phenotyping the right patient for GLP-1 therapy (11:18)
Office Hours: PWC26 Virtual Summit Part 1 – Episode 099
This special edition of Office Hours features questions submitted during the Peptide World Congress Virtual Summit on July 10 and 11. Dr. Seeds and Dr. Newman address:
- GLOW Stack, MOTS c, and Thyroid Function (0:50)
- Should the GLOW Stack Be Separated? (3:31)
- Peptides in Transplant Medicine (8:02)
- Biomarker Monitoring (13:21)
- Peptides in Acute and Long Term Stroke Recovery (17:37)
- Autoimmunity and the GI Tract (23:00)
- Cancer Concerns Related to Hormones and Angiogenesis (26:49)
Pentosan Polysulfate: Dosing, Safety, and Monitoring
Dr. Seeds examines the subcutaneous use of pentosan polysulfate, addressing concerns about injection site scarring and ocular safety. He discusses dosing, site rotation, cumulative exposure, retinal screening, and strategies for responsible, individualized treatment.(Question Link)
Creatine: Evidence, Pathways, and Hype
Dr. Seeds examines creatine through a cellular medicine lens, separating evidence-supported uses in ATP buffering, performance, and methylation from claims that exceed current clinical data.