Jason Wachub

I'll meet you in the music.

So powerful and the respect and the Grateful Dead and San Francisco, great for the city.

And just, you know, you talk about resilience, community, just unbelievable business acumen too.

I think very underrated in terms of their business acumen.

You know, we'll give away music.

We'll make money touring and merch.

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It's the end of the show.

Maybe some of our listeners are still listening.

Well, Daniel, such a pleasure.

Thank you so much.

Welcome to the My Buddy Green podcast.

I'm Jason Wachub, founder and co-CEO of My Buddy Green and your host.

Today's guest is Dr. Elizabeth Urth, a pioneer in regenerative and functional medicine who has been at the forefront of peptide therapy long before it became an Instagram sensation.

Dr. Urth specializes in helping patients optimize their health through strategic peptide use, hormone replacement, and a deep understanding of the body's natural biochemical pathways.

In today's show, we explore what peptides actually are.

and how they're different from hormones and therapies, and why quality sourcing matters more than most people realize.

We also discuss why peptides are not magic pills and should not be used in isolation, how to think about peptides for women in midlife alongside HRT, and the promising role of peptides in cognitive health and reducing neuroinflammation.

Let's get to it.

And then how do you think of broad categories of the different types of peptides and use cases?