Zero Downside Podcast Notes

Host

• Dr. Wade McKenna
• Sponsored by MoabTexas.com

Topic

• Peptides

Overview

• Focus on providing quick scientific data and clinical outcomes
• Primary questions addressed:
  • What are peptides used for?
  • Dosages
  • Complications and side effects

Peptide Regime

• Invitation to start a customized peptide regimen
• Visit MoabTexas.com, fill out a questionnaire
• Staff support for getting started

Peptide Highlight: JH KCU (Copper Peptide)

Initial Use

• First prescribed for wound care in diabetic patients

Benefits

• Improves collagen synthesis
• Increases tissue health (collagen vascularity, Vitality of fibroblasts)
• Effective for:
  • Loose skin
  • Fine wrinkles
  • Hair loss
  • Hyperpigmentation
  • Wound care

Mechanism

• Naturally occurring substance in the human body
• Serum levels decrease with age, affecting skin and hair health

Uses in Practice

• Commonly used for hair loss
• Part of hair protocols, including micro-needling and maintenance
• Stimulates body’s own stem cell production, aiding in wound care
• Regenerative medicine protocols:
  • Micro-needling with cellular tissue for skin health
  • PRP, bone marrow aspirate, postnatal tissue grafts

Administration

• Typically administered eight times a month (twice a week)
• Dosage: 0.2 cc's
• Varies for specific cases like wound care

Alternative Forms

• Injectable form preferred over shampoo version
• Shampoo is expensive and poorly absorbed

Conclusion

• Importance of JH KCU in therapeutic protocols
• Injectable form recommended for cost-effectiveness and efficacy

Call to Action

• Like and subscribe to the podcast
• Visit website for more information and to start a peptide protocol
• Thanks to listeners for their trust

Note

• These notes cover the key points discussed in the podcast episode about peptides and specifically JH KCU.
• They are organized to highlight the essential information regarding peptide use, benefits, and administration.