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Biohacking Superhuman Performance


Oct 29, 2020

Thymosin Beta 4 and TB500 - are they one and the same?  NO!  We are BACK!!!  In the peptide world these two peptides are often referred to interchangeably....as if they were one.  And yet - they are most certainly not!  In this short interview Jean-Francois Tremblay from CanLabs explains how they are related but quite different and how they may work together in certain scenarios.  

Remember - none of this information is to be used as medical advice ...there is a LOT we do not know about peptides hence peptides are still rated as "research chemicals" so before you even think of using these please consult with a medical professional to assess any risks.



5:00 Amino acids 17-23

 

6:30 Anti-fibrotic

 

7:00 Why people interchange TB500 and Thymosin Beta 4

 

9:00 If you want a tan just take melanotan2

 

9:10 For sensory effect take this peptide

 

9:30 If you want more take this peptide

 

9:50 “Moron proof” peptides

 

12:30 Neuro benefits of Thymosin Beta 4

 

14:15 Used for race horses

 

15:20 Number of peptides in Thymosin Beta 4 chain.

 

15:45 How to double names and peptides: the number

 

23:00 The of peptides 

 

23:50 Cost effective

 

26:00 TB4 pills and the issue of digesting

 

27:30 How peptides digested work with leaky gut better in the beginning

 

31:40 BPC-157 is an orally available peptide

 

32:40 TB500 hones in on musculoskeletal system 

 

https://www.canlabresearch.com/



Please note that this content  is intended for information purposes only and is not intended to substitute professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.  Peptides are for the most part classified as research chemicals so should not be used on humans.  Before changing your diet or using any new supplement make sure to consult with your care provider.  Always seek the advice of your physician or care provider with any questions or concerns you may have regarding a medical condition before you make any changes.