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EPISODE · May 7, 2026 · 35 MIN

How Motherhood Changes Your Body: Peptides, Hormones & Healing with Pillar from Venusta Health

from Life’s a mom · host Nicole Kaplan

This week on Life’s a Mom, I sat down with Pillar from Venusta Health for an honest and eye-opening conversation about women’s health, postpartum changes, hormones, metabolism, peptide therapy, and what really happens to our bodies after motherhood.We talked about why so many moms feel exhausted, foggy, disconnected from themselves, and like their body just isn’t the same after having kids — and how peptide therapy and metabolic optimization may help support women through that journey.In this episode, we discuss:✨ What peptide therapy actually is✨ The difference between peptides, hormone therapy, and medications like Ozempic✨ Postpartum health and hormonal changes that often go unaddressed✨ Why moms tend to put their health last✨ Simple ways women can better support their bodies daily✨ What healing, energy, and wellness can look like after motherhoodThis conversation felt incredibly empowering, educational, and validating for so many moms navigating changes in their bodies and health.Learn more about Venusta Health here: https://www.venustahealth.com/

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