Q&A: Peptides for Breastfeeding, Postpartum Weight Loss, Cancer History & How to Build Your Stack | Her Stack Series

In this Q&A episode of the Her Stack Series, I'm answering the peptide questions you're asking me every single day in my DMs and comments:  → Can I take peptides while breastfeeding? → What if I have a personal or family history of cancer? → Why won't my postpartum belly fat budge, even when I'm doing everything "right"? → Blends vs. single peptides, which is right for me? → How do I build my own peptide stack without ending up on eight injections a day? I'm unfiltered in this one. I share why there will never be clinical trials on peptides during breastfeeding (and what that really means for you when you're making the decision), the truth about growth hormone, IGF-1, and theoretical cancer risk, and my honest take on why most peptide advice from men completely misses the mark for women. Join The Mother's Protocol Program for women-specific guidance on peptides, hormones, and longevity. I TALK ABOUT: 00:00 — Welcome + episode intro 00:53 — Doors close Sunday: The Mother's Protocol Program 06:51 — A personal moment: new beginnings 09:07 — Q1: Can I take peptides while breastfeeding? 20:48 — Q2: Do peptides cause cancer? (BPC-157, growth hormone, IGF-1) 26:16 — Q3: Stubborn postpartum weight (MOTS-c, AOD 9604) 30:39 — Q4: Blends vs. single peptides (Glow, Wolverine, CJC/Ipamorelin) 33:46 — Q5: How to build your own peptide stack 39:14 — Wrap-up RESOURCES: — The Mother's Protocol Program: my 12-week group program for women + mothers. Doors close Sunday, we start Monday June 8. — Her Stack Planner: my peptide planner for women. Digital available now, physical coming this summer. — Free Peptide Masterclass replay — available until Sunday. CONNECT: Instagram: @biohackingbrittany Website: biohackingbrittany.com Next week on the Her Stack Series I'm going deep on body composition — every peptide for weight loss, the nutrition + exercise foundation, and what actually works postpartum, perimenopause, and menopause.