Dr. Suzanne Ferree Turner

Every year there are some 665,000 strokes. Many of those people do not fully recover due to "therapy caps" and other barriers. They face a lifetime of disability and two thirds will never work again. Therapy caps are dollar amount limits on therapies that the insurance companies put in place to protect against over-spending. But what’s over-spending for one may be the recovery of another. There are very few therapies that actually produce recovery to stroke patients. And if someone wants to peruse their recovery beyond the insurance company’s coverage they have to pay out of pocket. Most would pay if they thought there was something that promised to help. A physician is helping stroke patients improve their outcomes. And she’s using peptides as an important part of her protocol. If you’ve suffered a stroke or know someone who has, you’ll want to listen closely. Hope is a new feeling for many.

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SHR # 2475 :: The Pep Talk: Reversing Collateral Damage From Stroke With Peptides

Show Notes:

[4:20] 2 phases of a stroke.

• Loss of bloodflow.
• Injury from re-entrance of blood.

[6:51] Is there any hope for stroke patients 2 years after the fact?

[7:25] Should this method be added on to what patients are already doing?

• The earlier the intervention and the younger the patient, the better the results.

[9:56] What is the protocol?

• Seek out the cause of the stroke.
• e. heavy metal levels, imbalanced hormones, etc.

[17:00] I.V. cerebrolysin

• 1x/week
• Stimulating adequate GH release is essential to the process but only after clearing inflammation.
• TB-4, CJC-1295, Ipamorelin.
• BPC-157 over melanotan-2.

[25:00] This protocol should work for TIA.

[32:25] 2 types of stroke.

• Hemorrhagic- related to high, quick rises in blood pressure.
• Ischemic- obstruction of blood vessel.
• Nightmares seem to correlate to REM sleep in conjunction with blood sugar fluctuations.
• 3-5 grams of glycine can fix this.

[49:27] Freezing peptides after reconstituting?

• Damages peptide.

[51:11] Artery flush?

• Lifestyle issue.
• Take junk out of the diet.
• Kyolic aged garlic (maybe).
• Vitamin K2- MK7.
• Increase exercise.
• Sun exposure.

[53:13] Large lesion from hemorrhagic stroke.

[54:00] Glycine as a stress reliever and anti-aging agent.

[55:38] DSIP to help sleep.

• Allows the lymphatic system in the brain to open up at night.

Show Transcript SHR # 2475 :: The Pep Talk: Reversing Collateral Damage From Stroke With Peptides