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Phil Micans MS PharmB

Phil Micans holds qualifications in pharmacy and biochemistry, and has also been educated in food and nutrient technology. He has been heavily involved in the antiaging community and research field for over 25 years, holding positions such as advisor /moderator to the British Longevity Society, the Monte Carlo Antiaging Congress and the London Antiageing Conference.
Phil is currently co-editor of the “Lifespan Medicine Journal”, Editor-in-Chief for Aging Matters Magazine and also founder and VP of the IAS Group. He has written numerous articles for IAS websites, including topics such as peptide bioregulators, staying young, and in-depth pieces on various health conditions.

• Introduction to Bioregulatory Peptides and Guest Phil Micans 0:00
  • Dr. Barrett introduces the topic of bioregulatory peptides and guest Phil Micans, highlighting his background in nutrition and pharmacology.
  • Dr. Barrett mentions the history of bioregulatory peptides, which have been studied since 1973 in Russia.
  • Phil Micans co-authored a book with Professor Khavinson and has worked closely with him.
  • The discussion aims to explore how bioregulatory peptides can increase longevity and improve human performance.
• Phil Micans’ Background and Early Career 2:27
  • Phil Micans shares his educational background, starting with a degree in nutrition in London and later moving to Florida.
  • He mentions his mentor who influenced his interest in preventative, regenerative medicine.
  • Phil discusses the concept of treating aging as a preventable disease and the importance of extending health spans.
  • He founded International Anti-Aging Systems to share information about various products and protocols from around the world.
• Discovery of Bioregulatory Peptides 6:28
  • Phil recounts his first encounter with bioregulatory peptides at an anti-aging conference in Istanbul in 2012.
  • He describes the lecture by Professor Vladimir Khavinson, who introduced short-chain peptides as bioregulators.
  • Phil’s initial skepticism turned into interest after further research and meetings with Khavinson.
  • He highlights the historical context of bioregulatory peptides, including their use in the Soviet military and space programs.
• Professor Khavinson’s Research and Military Applications 9:45
  • Phil explains Khavinson’s background as a colonel in the KGB medical corps and his work with the Soviet military.
  • Khavinson received instructions from the Kremlin to find solutions for aging issues in military personnel and cosmonauts.
  • The discovery of short-chain peptides was influenced by the work of Ivan Pavlov, who discovered peptides in nature.
  • Bioregulatory peptides were initially a Soviet military secret but later became available in Russia and other Russian-speaking countries.
• Natural vs. Synthetic Peptides 14:39
  • Phil discusses the differences between natural and synthetic peptides, emphasizing the longer-lasting effects of naturals.
  • He explains that natural peptides come with additional amino acids, which contribute to their efficacy.
  • Dr. Barrett compares this to other supplements, noting that natural preparations often have fewer adverse effects.
  • Phil shares his theory that nature wastes nothing and that the matrix of natural substances is crucial for their effectiveness.
• Mechanism of Action and Clinical Evidence 26:44
  • Phil describes how bioregulatory peptides interact directly with DNA, acting as gene switches.
  • He mentions the use of 3D models to visualize the interaction between peptides and DNA.
  • The peptides’ ability to cross cell membranes and bind with DNA makes them effective orally.
  • Phil highlights the lack of serious side effects from bioregulatory peptides, supported by extensive use in Russia.
• Applications and Dosing Recommendations 33:28
  • Phil explains the typical dosing regimen for natural bioregulatory peptides: two capsules a day for 10 days a month.
  • He notes that dosing can be adjusted based on the severity of the condition and individual response.
  • Phil shares a case study of a vaper with lung issues who improved significantly with a lung peptide.
  • He emphasizes the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle while using bioregulatory peptides for optimal results.
• Combination Therapy and Future Research 47:13
  • Phil discusses the benefits of combining different bioregulatory peptides for enhanced effects.
  • He mentions ongoing research by Dr. Bill Lawrence, who has studied the use of peptides in over 150 patients.
  • Phil highlights the importance of blood vessel peptides in Khavinson’s research, which improve blood supply.
  • He looks forward to future research and the publication of Dr. Robin Rose’s book on bioregulatory peptides for clinicians.
• Conclusion and Practical Information 49:45
  • Phil provides practical information on how to purchase bioregulatory peptides from his website.
  • He mentions the availability of shipping from the UK, Singapore, and soon from Florida.
  • Dr. Barrett shares his personal experience with bioregulatory peptides and their positive effects.
  • Phil concludes with a light-hearted joke, emphasizing the educational value of the discussion.

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