Dr. Ashley on KPV
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Yeh she’s definitely one of my faves (absolutely nothing to do with being hot as hell either
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This is that doctor that says peptides have no side-effects because they are already present in your body naturally. But, well, with only a few channels remained not nuked by YouTube, there is not much choice to watch. This one video is nicely done and informative.
For me, though, KPV is a very controversial peptide. Oral KPV capsules make me feel agitated, brain-foggy, eyes feel strained. Normally I don't have inflammation, blood markers like CRP, TNF-a, IL-6 are very very low. But after taking KPV it feels like an inflammatory response, subjectively, not tested. I also used to use GHK-Cu and was fine but then switched to GHK-Cu + KPV and kind of feel a similar response. So, it can be the opposite effect for me, for some reason.
Who knows how exactly these peptides work, there may be many pathways and cofactors, it should be tested individually and carefully, with no assumptions.
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This is that doctor that says peptides have no side-effects because they are already present in your body naturally. But, well, with only a few channels remained not nuked by YouTube, there is not much choice to watch. This one video is nicely done and informative.
For me, though, KPV is a very controversial peptide. Oral KPV capsules make me feel agitated, brain-foggy, eyes feel strained. Normally I don't have inflammation, blood markers like CRP, TNF-a, IL-6 are very very low. But after taking KPV it feels like an inflammatory response, subjectively, not tested. I also used to use GHK-Cu and was fine but then switched to GHK-Cu + KPV and kind of feel a similar response. So, it can be the opposite effect for me, for some reason.
Who knows how exactly these peptides work, there may be many pathways and cofactors, it should be tested individually and carefully, with no assumptions.
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@vpeptides The KPV caps didn't hurt your stomach? I mean, my stomach gets real upset easily with so many things. Somewhat like the debate with Dr. Joseph about taking NAD+ orally rather than sub q.
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