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EPISODE · May 29, 2026 · 38 MIN

Peptides Explained With Sam the NP: Benefits, Risks & Best Practices Ep. 34

from The Connected Health Podcast · host Connected Habits Coaching

Spotify DescriptionIn this episode of The Connected Health Podcast, I’m joined by nurse practitioner and longevity-focused provider Sam the NP to break down the truth about peptides—what they are, how they work, who they may help, and the risks people need to understand before jumping on the trend.We discuss:What peptides actually areGLP-1s, BPC-157, tesamorelin, CJC/ipamorelin & moreWeight loss vs. muscle lossWhy peptides are NOT magic fixesThe importance of nutrition, sleep, exercise & hormone balance“Gray market” peptides and online risksHow providers evaluate if someone is a good candidateCommon misconceptions spread onlineLongevity, recovery, metabolism & healingWith peptides all over social media right now, this episode helps separate hype from reality and explains how these therapies fit into a bigger health picture.If you’ve been curious about peptides, GLP-1s, or the future of longevity medicine, this is a must-listen episode.Connect with Sam:WebsiteInstagramConnect With VanessaWebsiteInstagramFacebook Group

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