Jul 7, 2026 · 41 min · 13 segments
Jay Campbell is the co-founder of BioLongevity Labs, a leading US-based manufacturing company of research-grade peptides and bioregulators. He is the author of…
Nate HaberHostFirst off, anybody who watches this podcast, if they want a free copy of either of those books, all they have to do is send an email to contact at jcampbell.com and my team will send them a PDF copy of both of those books.
It took us literally, me and my two copywriters, it took us eight months to write it, and we did not use AI.
So that said, nobody reads it because nobody can read today, and it's 700 pages, right? So it's too big, but it isn't, like I said, a physician's desk reference, but...
And that was because the pharmaceutical industry started to allow them to be prescribed for like... obesity and metabolic derangement it was always like a type 2 diabetes drug and then they were experimenting with some other different diagnoses but then once it got pushed into obesity it kind of just got opened into mainstream and everybody who wanted to lose 25 pounds you know wanted to get on these things but um You know, very truthfully, and I say this in the book, 95% of people who start GLP peptides do that incorrectly.
Number one, they get it from a physician who learned how to prescribe them in a weekend seminar And then beyond that, got the package insert from the product from either Eli Lilly or Novo Nordisk, the pharmaceutical manufacturers and the pharma rep who came into their office for 20 minutes.
So they don't truly understand like the power and the magnitude and the capabilities of these drugs when they're used correctly.
So they're sold as like this magic product where you don't have to exercise, you don't have to lift weights, you don't have to eat enough protein, you don't have to know if you're hormonally optimized or balanced.
And so most people don't change their lifestyle, which we could call for this show epigenetics.
And so they take too high of a dose, and they don't change their lifestyle, and they wipe out their bodies.
After three to four weeks of high dosages, they continue to escalate to dosages higher.
They, again, reach what is known as receptor saturation or receptor attenuation, and they blow out the receptors, and then they have all these negative side effects, which, by the way, are all true.
First off, anybody who watches this podcast, if they want a free copy of either of those books, all they have to do is send an email to contact at jcampbell.com and my team will send them a PDF copy of both of those books.
It took us literally, me and my two copywriters, it took us eight months to write it, and we did not use AI.
So that said, nobody reads it because nobody can read today, and it's 700 pages, right? So it's too big, but it isn't, like I said, a physician's desk reference, but...
And that was because the pharmaceutical industry started to allow them to be prescribed for like... obesity and metabolic derangement it was always like a type 2 diabetes drug and then they were experimenting with some other different diagnoses but then once it got pushed into obesity it kind of just got opened into mainstream and everybody who wanted to lose 25 pounds you know wanted to get on these things but um You know, very truthfully, and I say this in the book, 95% of people who start GLP peptides do that incorrectly.
Number one, they get it from a physician who learned how to prescribe them in a weekend seminar And then beyond that, got the package insert from the product from either Eli Lilly or Novo Nordisk, the pharmaceutical manufacturers and the pharma rep who came into their office for 20 minutes.
So they don't truly understand like the power and the magnitude and the capabilities of these drugs when they're used correctly.
So they're sold as like this magic product where you don't have to exercise, you don't have to lift weights, you don't have to eat enough protein, you don't have to know if you're hormonally optimized or balanced.
And so most people don't change their lifestyle, which we could call for this show epigenetics.
And so they take too high of a dose, and they don't change their lifestyle, and they wipe out their bodies.
After three to four weeks of high dosages, they continue to escalate to dosages higher.
They, again, reach what is known as receptor saturation or receptor attenuation, and they blow out the receptors, and then they have all these negative side effects, which, by the way, are all true.
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