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Join Dr. Kent Holtorf as he explores groundbreaking science, innovative therapies, and the future of health and aging. He dives deep into peptides—molecules that regulate immune function, boost cellular regeneration and optimize metabolism. Dr. Holtorf explains how peptides differ from hormones, their role in reversing chronic illness, and their potential to enhance sleep, brain function, and vitality.
Join Dr. Kent Holtorf as he explores groundbreaking science, innovative therapies, and the future of health and aging. He dives deep into peptides—molecules that regulate immune function, boost cellular regeneration and optimize metabolism. Dr. Holtorf explains how peptides differ from hormones, their role in reversing chronic illness, and their potential to enhance sleep, brain function, and vitality.
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71 episodes
since Feb. 5, 2025
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A thyroid hormone does nothing until it gets inside the cell, and the transporter that carries T4 in is one of the first things to slow down when energy runs low. Part 2 of my clinician series on Peptides and Longevity is about that transport step. I explain why T4 uptake drops faster than T3 uptak…
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Most of what we were taught about reading a thyroid panel assumes a young, healthy patient with no stress, no toxin exposure, and no chronic illness. I have yet to meet that patient in practice. This lecture is the first of three I recorded for practitioners, and it lays the groundwork for everythi…
Most of the patients I see have already been told their thyroid is fine. A TSH in range, a free T4 in range, and a conversation that stops there. My argument in this session is that in chronic illness those two numbers are the least informative part of the panel, because they tell you about signall…
I keep coming back to one idea in this talk: the immune system is not a side character in aging and chronic illness—it is closer to the director. I lay out the teeter-totter first: the TH1 and regulatory side against the TH2 and TH17 side, and how the thymus winding down from childhood on quietly s…
I did not plan to give this talk. I arrived at the AIMS Symposium, realized how much of the room was aesthetics, and did not have a single slide on the oral skin bioregulators we have been working on for years. So I rebuilt it. What is happening in that room is worth paying attention to, because be…
A head injury does not stay in the head. In this episode of Peptides and Longevity, I share the talk I gave for Boston BioLife on treating traumatic brain injury, post-traumatic stress, and neurodegenerative disease as one connected problem instead of three separate ones. I walk through why the blo…
Aging may begin in the immune system long before symptoms appear. In this Peptides and Longevity episode, Dr. Kent Holtorf breaks down the science behind peptides, immune balance, inflammation, mitochondrial health, sleep, brain function, and why peptide therapies are being explored as tools to sup…
Fasting isn’t just willpower, it’s a cellular switch. In this Peptides and Longevity episode, nutrition professional Renee Fitton breaks down how fasting mimicking supports deep cellular cleanup, metabolic markers, cravings, and longevity pathways—without the struggle of a traditional water fast.
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What if weight loss isn’t about willpower, but restoring what your body lost along the way? In this episode of Peptides and Longevity, Dave Knapp shares his journey through obesity, type 2 diabetes, GLP-1 therapy, sobriety, and faith, revealing how peptides, lifestyle change, and spiritual surrende…
Independent pharmacies are filling prescriptions at a loss, and most people have no idea. In this episode of the Peptides and Longevity Podcast, Dr. Lisa Faast breaks down why margins are getting crushed, what clinicians miss about business, and how pharmacy owners can build real stability without …
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