Elizabeth Yurth, M.D.

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The mindbodygreen Podcast · 636: The ultimate guide to peptides | Elizabeth Yurth, M.D. · 8 Feb 2026 podcast

And then what we tell them lots of times is, you know, yeah, you can use some BPC and some thymus and beta-4 and other things that we have.

But in all honesty, we sort of feel like everybody needs to be in this kind of full program where everything else is optimized as well if you're going to heal and recover.

Now, not everybody goes for that.

Some people just want a little BPC and thymus and beta-4 to heal up a knee.

But I can tell people that over the long term, they're a lot better off kind of going non-spectrum.

And then we have the people who come to us who are just these high-level athletes who have heard about these things that are going to make them faster, better, smarter.

So we get a lot of those people, the sort of performance people.

So they're coming just because they really want to stay optimized.

But most of those people aren't just coming for peptides.

Most of those people are kind of at a state where they're like, I just want to be top of my game and stay top of my game.

And they want everything we have to offer regarding that.

And then we have the really, really sick people who have tried everything, right?

And they're like, nothing has helped me.

I'm going to come and see if these guys have more stories.

And again, I know peptides really well.

There's a lot of peptides out there.

There's a lot of things that we can use, but you do have to know how to use them and target them.

So the growth hormone secretogox, but I'm going to put, if I put it at sort of one of the top of my list, it's going to be the GLP-1 agonist.

So, you know, your Ozempic, right?

Ozempic has gotten a lot of press for its weight loss, but Ozempic, the GLP-1s, we were using long before they ever got this whole weight loss thing.

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