Tom Segura

Tom Segura is a featured guest on the podcast episode 'Mostly Wise #1'. During this appearance, he participates in discussions covering topics such as tadalafil, artificial intelligence clones, lawsuits, and popular culture. The provided context does not list any formal research publications or academic background.

4 claims checked on air: 1 context 1 contradicted 2 supported 1 flagged

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0:02:32supportedhighAndrew Huberman, Matt McCusker & Tom Segura - Mostly Wise #1

Tadalafil causes vasodilation that slightly lowers blood pressure.

"And it can and it can disrupt, you know, lower blood pressure slightly and things like that cuz you you get in vasodilation, so you know, all the pipes are getting a little bigger." (said at 0:02:32)

Tadalafil is a phosphodiesterase type 5 (PDE5) inhibitor that promotes vascular smooth muscle relaxation and vasodilation via cyclic guanosine monophosphate (cGMP) accumulation. Extensive clinical trial data show that tadalafil exerts mild vasodilatory effects leading to slight, transient reductions in systolic and diastolic blood pressure in both healthy individuals and patients with cardiovascular conditions.

2:07:47supportedhighAndrew Huberman, Matt McCusker & Tom Segura - Mostly Wise #1

Creatine is used as a cutting agent or adulterant in illicit cocaine.

"You used to cut cocaine with creatine, right? Used to they would cut cocaine with creatine. Really? It's a cut, yeah." (said at 2:07:47)

Chemical and forensic analyses of illicit drug supplies consistently confirm that creatine is used as a cutting agent (diluent/adulterant) in street and online cocaine samples, alongside other typical adulterants such as caffeine, levamisole, lidocaine, lactose, and mannitol.

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