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EPISODE · Jun 12, 2024 · 53 MIN

#042 Peptides that Help Women Stay Younger

from THE MANLAB · host The ManLab

Injectable & Pill Peptides are often only seen as "for men" but the truth is they can benefit women as well. Peptides help men AND women with bodily repair, longevity & keeping youthful. Alex & Jeff from T-Clinics USA outline all the different peptides & therapies that can be utilized for women in this episode of The ManLab. =================== 🚨Receive 10% off Your First Purchase with T-Clinics ▶ https://bit.ly/TclinicsUSA Take your Free ADAM Test ▶ https://bit.ly/freeadamtest =================== CHAPTERS ⏰ 00:00 Introduction 01:56 The use of hormones between men and women 04:14 The aging difference between men and women 14:48 How Peptides are the safer option for women 17:57 What peptide should women not take? 27:11 AOD 9604 37:32 Crazy IV Story 43:19 The difference between topically and injectable? =================== The ManLab is a podcast show that has the goal of Making Men Great Again. Listen to learn how to optimize yourself as a man through health, both physical and mental. The ManLab is sponsored by T-Clinics USA, a men's medical health clinic that provides Testosterone, Peptides and other supplements to helping create optimal men. The ManLab is produced by SKY MEDIA HOUSE 👉 https://www.skymediahouse.com

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