Top 8 Supplements & Peptides to Prolong Your Parent's Life

About this video

• Video Title: Top 8 Supplements & Peptides to Prolong Your Parent's Life
• Channel: TPC
• Speakers: AZ Cook
• Duration: 17:04

Overview

This video provides a guide on using supplements and peptides to help aging parents or elderly individuals prolong their lives and improve their quality of life. The speaker, AZ Cook, discusses common age-related declines in bodily functions and suggests specific interventions, focusing on non-injectable options due to the typical aversion of this demographic to non-medical injections.

Key takeaways

• Mitochondrial Health: Addressing declining mitochondrial function is crucial, with Urolithin A recommended at 500mg AM and PM.
• Stem Cell Production: Stem Regen is highlighted for its ability to stimulate endogenous stem cell release. The video also suggests physical trauma (bone-based) can complement this by stimulating stem cell release from bone marrow.
• Antioxidant Support: Spirulina and Chlorella are recommended to boost Superoxide Dismutase (SOD) and chlorophyll levels, respectively, which are vital for cellular health.
• Glutathione Levels: While IV or intramuscular injections are preferred, N-Acetyl Cysteine (NAC) is suggested as an alternative to support glutathione synthesis.
• Flexibility: Enhancing mitochondrial, neurological, and metabolic flexibility is key. This can be supported by structured water and, for those open to it, quantum blocks to alter environmental spin.
• Neurological Function: Acetyl-L-Carnitine is recommended to support the acetyl-CoA synthetic process. Saffron and Tiger Milk are also suggested for brain health, clearing inflammatory plaques, and mimicking nerve growth factor.
• Metabolic Health: SLU PP332 is mentioned as an orally bioavailable peptide that can improve metabolic, mitochondrial, and neurological flexibility.
• Hormonal Balance: HRT (Hormone Replacement Therapy) is often necessary for aging individuals due to declining hormone levels (testosterone, estrogen, progesterone), which impacts overall cellular function and healing.