Leuprolide

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LHRH Agonists for Prostate Cancer Treatment
The speaker identifies Leuprolide as an established peptide used in oncology, specifically for treating prostate cancer. It functions as a gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) agonist and is described as a form of 'chemical castration.' The transcript notes that this treatment has been available for some time and is considered very effective.
Source — youtube
GnRH Agonists as Chemical Castration Therapy
Gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) agonists, specifically Leuprolide, are established peptide therapies used in oncology for prostate cancer. They function by inducing 'chemical castration' to suppress testosterone-driven tumor growth.
Source — youtube

References

  1. Peptides Are Already Used To Treat Cancer — SSRP Institute (Sep 2026) 1 finding
  2. Ep.78 - Do Peptides Cause Cancer? The Risks, The Myths, And The Evidence — SSRP Institute (Sep 2026) 1 finding

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