Medical Disclaimer: We are not doctors. The content in this video is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Any compounds discussed may be intended for research purposes only. Use at your own risk.

Welcome back, warriors. In this week’s Peptide Q&A, JD Denham and William T. Haas break down a massive lineup of real-world questions covering everything from top peptide rankings and injury healing to fat loss for already-lean women, mitochondrial health, autoimmune conditions, and how to actually vet peptide vendors without getting burned. No rehearsed answers. Just experience, debate, and straight talk.

We cover:

🔥 Top 5 Peptides Explained: JD and Will rank their personal top peptides from the Wolverine stack and RETA to AOD-9604, HGH, IGF-1 LR3, MOTS-C, and NAD with real reasons behind each choice

🧬 Switching Tesa/IPA to CJC/IPA: Why it’s okay to rotate secretagogues, how long to run each, and realistic dosing ranges for men vs women

🏗️ IGF-1 LR3 Dosing & Cycling: How to properly titrate, why cycles should stay short (4–6 weeks), and what “too much” actually looks like

🧪 Peptide Vendor Red Flags: COAs, missing endotoxin testing, reconstituted peptides, fake lab reports, and why “cheap” peptides are usually cheap for a reason

⚠️ Endotoxins Explained: What acceptable levels really are, why most vendors don’t test for them, and how much risk actually exists in the real world

🔥 Rapid Fat Loss & Liver Enzymes: Why fast weight loss can temporarily elevate ALT/AST, how GLP use plays into it, and why the liver usually rebounds

💪 Fat Loss for Lean Women: Why RETA may not be ideal for already-lean females, better options like AOD + Tesamorelin, and when eating more fixes stalls

⚡ Mitochondrial Stack Strategy: MOTS-C vs SS-31 whether to run together, timing logic, dosing ranges, and why consistency matters more than sequencing

🦴 Severe Tendonitis & Injury Healing: Wolverine stack dosing strategies, loading phases vs long cycles, injection placement, and when to go aggressive

🧠 Bulging Discs & Back Pain: Why peptides help inflammation but won’t fix structural disc issues and when surgery is the real solution

🧑‍⚕️ Vitiligo & Autoimmune Support: Peptides that may help skin pigmentation and immune balance including BPC-157, GHK-Cu, KPV, Melanotan-1, and Thymosin Alpha-1

💉 Glow Blend + Wolverine Together: How to stack BPC, TB-500, and GHK-Cu safely, daily vs weekly dosing, and copper limits

😴 Sleep, Recovery & Budget Picks: Best one-to-two peptide choices when money is tight and long-term recovery matters

💡 Peptides aren’t magic but when dosing, sourcing, nutrition, and training line up, they’re powerful tools.

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Welcome back, warriors! In this powerhouse episode of Peptide of the Week, JD Denham and William T. Haas break down two of the most talked-about compounds in the game: AOD-9604, the fat-blasting fragment of HGH, and IGF-1 LR3, the muscle-building giant.

From deep dives into dosing and cycling to real-world protocols, stacks, and who should be taking what—this episode is packed with expert insight, personal anecdotes, and no-BS education for anyone trying to lose fat or build lean mass.

We cover:

🔥 AOD-9604 Breakdown

– A synthetic fragment of HGH (amino acids 177–191) that’s purely fat-burning

– No effect on IGF-1, insulin sensitivity, or muscle mass = ultra-targeted shredder

– Great for men and women, especially those coming off GLP-1s like Retatrutide

– Best stacked with: Retatrutide, SLU, 5-Amino-1MQ, or L-Carnitine

– Typical dose: 250–500mcg, 1–2x/day

– Cycle: 12–16 weeks, then rotate to another fat burner

💪 IGF-1 LR3 Deep Dive

– Long-acting form of IGF-1 (stays active for 20–30 hours)

– Directly signals lean muscle growth, nutrient partitioning, and recovery

– Bypasses pituitary, HGH, and liver—delivers pure muscle-building power

– Works best when paired with heavy training volume and carbs (not for keto)

– Use post-workout, pre-big meals, or pre-workout for massive pumps

– Dose: Start at 20mcg/day, ramp to 60–80mcg max. Run for 4–6 weeks max

– Expect: Fuller muscles, faster recovery, and nutrient super-absorption

🧪 Stacking Strategies for Fat Loss & Muscle Growth

– Best Cutting Stack (Men/Women): Retatrutide + AOD + SLU + L-Carnitine

– Best Muscle Growth Stack: TRT + IGF-1 LR3 + Protein + Carbs + Volume Training

– Maintenance/Transition: Swap from GLP-1 to AOD for ongoing fat metabolism

– Advanced Users: Add Tesamorelin, MK-677, or GH Secretagogues depending on goals

– Cycle Recommendation: AOD (16 weeks), IGF-1 LR3 (4–6 weeks), then rotate

💡 Tips & Warnings

– IGF-1 LR3 requires high protein intake + carbs to be effective

– Not ideal on a strict keto or fasting protocol

– AOD is not stimulatory, very safe, and can be used long term

– Do not inject AOD if it gels—reconstitute with proper AOD water or acetic solution

– Avoid stacking GLP-1s together, but you can stack everything else

🧠 Big Takeaways

– Peptides are optimizers, not miracle workers

– Fat burners only shine when paired with workouts and clean eating

– IGF-1 LR3 = closest peptide to a steroid effect, but safer and leaner

– If you're looking to shred fat or pack on lean muscle, these two are top-tier

Chapters

00:00 Intro

00:18 Hat mix-up + sick talk

04:02 Episode topic: HGH family peptides overview

05:20 AOD-9604 explained (fat loss only)

11:06 HGH vs Secretagogues vs IGF-1 (key differences)

18:40 HGH timing + safety/cancer talk

25:19 AOD dosing + how long to run it

28:02 AOD mixing/gelling problem + fix

34:49 IGF-1 LR3 explained (muscle growth peptide)

38:10 Best ways to use IGF-1 (post-workout / carbs / cheat meal)

46:11 IGF-1 dosing basics + final recommendations

49:09 Outro

⚔️ Drop your questions in the comments. JD and Will read every DM.

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Medical Disclaimer: We are not doctors. The content in this video is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Any compounds discussed may be intended for research purposes only. Use at your own risk.

Welcome back, warriors! In this week’s Peptide Q&A, JD Denham and William T. Haas dive into another real-world round of questions from mixing protocols and fat loss stacks to bulking strategies, side effects, and safety-first decisions. No theory. Just what they’ve seen, tested, and learned the hard way.

We cover:

💉 Mixing Multiple Peptides in One Shot: How JD combines multiple peptides into one sterile vial to avoid 5 separate jabs and why glutathione should stay separate

🧪 Cloudy Syringe Warning Sign: What it means when a mix turns cloudy and when that’s your sign to stop combining certain compounds

🧠 pH Balance Debate: JD shares what a trusted source in the peptide world told him about mixing and why he doesn’t stress the “internet experts”

🍽️ Bulking on RETA + AOD: Can you gain muscle while using fat-loss peptides? Yes but only if you’re eating in a true surplus

🔥 RETA Killing Appetite While Bulking: How to push calories even when you’re full fast and why “eat past full” becomes the real skill

⚙️ Osteoporosis Stack for Mom: Tesamorelin + Ipamorelin dosing for older women, why lower doses matter, and why bedtime shots amplify results

🧬 Adding HGH for Bone Health: Why JD likes low-dose HGH for anyone over 40, and how it stacks alongside Tessa/IPA

👕 Warrior Makers Tank Tops: What’s coming soon, why the last cutoffs were way too long, and what brands they actually like

🚫 Benign Tumor + Peptides: Why both JD and Will say to cut peptides completely when tumor growth is involved even “health boosting” ones like NAD and MOTS-C

🔥 CJC/IPA or Tessa/IPA + AOD Together: Why these stack clean with zero overlap, and why AOD stays one of JD’s top fat burners

📩 Provider Questions: How to DM Warrior Makers or JD Fit to get pointed in the right direction

🟥 Red Welts from MOTS-C + GHK-Cu: Why it might be an allergic reaction, injection depth issues, or sensitivity plus KPV/antihistamine suggestions

🥵 GHK-Cu Sting Fix: The “no sting water” solution that makes GHK-Cu tolerable (and what to realistically expect)

❄️ Should You Freeze RETA? Hard no why cold + dry + dark storage wins, and why freezing isn’t the move for home use

🏋️ Best Peptides for Bulking: IGF-1 LR3 post-workout, MK-677 for hunger, and the truth: peptides don’t replace food

📏 IU vs Units Confusion: Why “20 IU” isn’t the same thing as “20 units,” and why water volume changes everything

🔥 How Long to Run AOD: Why JD runs it long-term, and why Will suggests cycling off if the body adapts

💓 Increased Heart Rate on Tessa/IPA:** Water retention, blood pressure, and why titrating up slowly is the smartest way to restart

🧠 Anti-Aging Stack for Overstimulated Women:** Low-dose NAD, GHK-Cu, and low-dose HGH keeping results without overstimulation

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Medical Disclaimer: We are not doctors. The content in this video is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Any compounds discussed may be intended for research purposes only. Use at your own risk.

Welcome back, warriors! In this episode of Peptide of the Week, JD Denham and William T. Haas break down one of the most exciting performance enhancers in the peptide-adjacent world SLU-PP-332. It’s not technically a peptide, but it gets lumped in for a reason.

From fat metabolism to increased cardio endurance to insane nutrient partitioning this compound mimics exercise at the cellular level. Whether you're an elite athlete or just trying to drop fat and feel better, this one's worth a look.

We cover:

🔥 What is SLU-PP-332?

– Classified as an exercise mimetic your muscles behave as if you're training, even at rest

– Increases endurance and fat oxidation while preserving glucose stores

– Revs up the mitochondria your cells’ power plants to generate clean energy

– Works within 4–6 hours of dosing, ideal for 2–3x daily use

– Comes in injectable, oral, and sublingual forms (we’ve tried them all)

💊 Forms & Favorite Dosing Protocols

– Sublingual: ideal for daily use (1mg 3x/day = sweet spot for most gym-goers)

– Injectable: JD and Will both prefer this form for higher-dose benefits

– Study-based doses range from 250mcg/day to experimental 50mg/day protocols

– Current consensus: 1–2mg 2–3x/day = powerful and sustainable

– JD’s protocol: sublingual at desk AM/midday/PM Will’s dose: 2mg injectable pre-work

⚙️ Stacking Benefits & Combos

– Fat Loss: Sloop + AOD-9604 + Retatrutide + Tesamorelin

– Endurance/Performance: Sloop + L-Carnitine + Mots-C + DSIP for recovery

– Gut & Recovery: Stack with KPV, BPC-157, TB-500 + GHK-Cu (aka the Wolverine stack)

– Energy + Mitochondria Health: Add NAD or Mots-C for deep mitochondrial support

– For women or entry-level users: sublingual is a great, safe gateway protocol

🧠 What It’s NOT

– Not a stimulant. No heart rate spike, no crash, no adrenal stress

– Works by enhancing energy efficiency, not by jacking up your system like clenbuterol

– Allows for fat burning during rest or sleep without harming recovery or muscle tissue

⚠️ Notes on Sloop + BAM Mix

– Popular hybrid: 250mcg Sloop + 50mg BAM burns fat via dual mitochondrial mechanisms

– JD recommends adding 1000mcg more Sloop if using combo products for enhanced burn

– Not WADA-approved athletes should check clearance

📆 Protocol Summary:

– Beginner dose: 250–500mcg 3x/day

– Advanced use: 1–2mg 2–3x/day (injectable or sublingual)

– Cycle: Run 6–12 weeks, then rotate or stack with Mots-C or NAD

– Perfect stack (JD’s pick): AOD AM, Sloop 3x/day, Retatrutide 3x/week, Tesamorelin PM, DSIP for sleep

– Will’s pick: Testosterone base + Ipamorelin/CJC + Sloop + Wolverine stack (BPC + TB + GHK-Cu)

💬 Curious about mixing this with your current peptide plan? Drop questions in the comments we read every single one.

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What’s up warriors welcome back to the Peptide of the Week Podcast with JD Denham and William T. Haas. In this Q&A episode, we kick things off with a real conversation about sobriety, peace of mind, and living life the right way… then we jump straight into the peptide questions that you guys are sending in every week.

This episode covers stacking protocols, pain + injury recovery, fat loss maintenance, GH secretagogues, reconstitution issues, and real-world troubleshooting that most people won’t talk about.

We cover:

🧠 Sobriety & Discipline: Why peace of mind is priceless, how integrity keeps you aligned, and why “doing the right thing” simplifies life

🧬 Stacking Too Many Peptides: When it’s safe, when it’s redundant, and why non-competing pathways can actually enhance results

🦴 Spine Pain + Degeneration: Wolverine stack for inflammation + healing support, Cardiolax as a cartilage “foreman,” and why surgery may be needed for structural issues

🔥 Wolverine Stack + Recovery: Why high-dose BPC/TB blends work, how they support tendon/ligament recovery, and long-term use for athletes who never stop training

⚖️ RETA Maintenance After Fat Loss: How to titrate down without relapsing, food noise strategies, and why muscle mass protects metabolism

💉 GH Secretagogues Cycling: Tessamorelin + Ipamorelin breaks, switching compounds to avoid desensitization, and long-term protocol strategy

⚡ NAD + Glutathione Longevity: Why they can be run year-round, and how they support energy, recovery, and cellular health

🧊 SLU-PP-332 Reconstitution Issues: Why particles happen, why DMSO isn’t worth the risk, and how room-temp bacteriostatic water improves mixing

🍽️ Oral Appetite Suppressants: Tesofensine vs GLP’s, how it works differently, and alternatives like naltrexone for cravings

🏋️ Core/Oblique Training: Where to find JD’s workouts, ab routines that don’t wreck your spine, and why functional core work matters

🍾 Alcohol + Water Retention: Why champagne + GH peptides can cause severe swelling, dehydration rebound, and strategies like skipping GH doses on weekends

👨‍⚕️ Husbands on Protocols: Tesamorelin at 45+, switching to HGH, when TRT becomes a game-changer, and why bloodwork is non-negotiable

🚵 In-Season Athlete Stack (Budget-Friendly): Wolverine vs GH stack, what matters most for endurance + recovery, and why pain control drives performance

🧪 AOD Reconstitution + Acetic Acid Water: Why it can gel, how warmth fixes it, best temperature practices, and why short-use windows matter

👃 Limitless Nasal Blend: C-Max + Selank synergy, energy + calm focus, and why nose-to-brain delivery hits different

💡 Peptides aren’t magic they’re tools. When you stack them with training, sleep, protein, and discipline, they become a force multiplier.

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Welcome back, warriors! In this episode of Peptide of the Week, JD Denham and William T. Haas return with the first full drop of 2026 and it's a fan-favorite: Retatrutide. Also known as GLP-3, this triple agonist is quickly becoming the most powerful fat loss compound in the peptide world.

Whether you're just getting started or you're a seasoned gym rat trying to chisel that last layer of fat, this episode explains exactly why Retatrutide is dominating and how to use it strategically.

We cover:

🔥 Retatrutide (GLP-3) Breakdown

– Triple action: GLP-1, GIP, and Glucagon receptor agonist

– Suppresses appetite, increases insulin sensitivity, and boosts metabolic rate

– Torches visceral fat, especially in the midsection

– Major brain and focus benefits no more “hanger,” no mental fog

– Minimal to no nausea compared to semaglutide or tirzepatide

– Adaptable for both weight loss and lean bulking it’s all about dosage

⚙️ Real Dosing Strategies for Different Goals

– JD’s experience: 0.5mg 3x/week got him ultra-lean in just 2 weeks

– Beginners: Start at 1mg 3x/week and assess after 2 weeks

– Fat loss protocols: ramp up slowly to 5–6mg/week max

– Lean bulk protocol: pair with MK-677 or CJC/Ipamorelin for nutrient partitioning

💊 Stacking for Results

For Fat Loss:

– Retatrutide + Tesamorelin (for visceral fat)

– + 5-Amino 1MQ (fat cell breakdown)

– + L-Carnitine (fuel fat over sugar)

– + Sloof (exercise mimetic)

For Lean Bulking:

– Retatrutide + MK-677 (hunger + growth hormone boost)

– + IGF-1 LR3 (nutrient partitioning and local muscle growth)

– + Testosterone (non-negotiable for serious gains)

⚖️ Why Retatrutide Works for Nearly Everyone

– Gym rats = get chiseled without extreme dieting

– High-fat dieters = see double the burn from keto-style eating

– Busy parents & business pros = regain control of food, energy, and cravings

– Women should use extreme caution — not recommended for low-BMI users

🧠 Mindset Matters

– Retatrutide isn’t a shortcut it’s a tool to help retrain habits

– Discipline is a muscle: cutting sugar, eating clean, and saying NO becomes easier

– From JD’s carnivore hacks to Will’s own transformation this peptide builds more than bodies

📌 Final Recap:

– Retatrutide is a scientific breakthrough for fat loss, metabolism, and clarity

– It burns fat like butter, kills cravings without killing your appetite, and protects your muscle

– Get your blood work, understand your dose, and build the stack that fits your goals

💬 Got questions? Drop them in the comments stacks, doses, use cases, we’ll answer them all in the next Q&A.

📺 Subscribe now — Q&A episode drops Thursday and we’re just getting started for 2026.

Welcome back, warriors! In this episode of Peptide Q&A, JD Denham and William T. Haas dive into real-world questions on healing injuries, hormone balance, hair restoration, peptide storage, fat loss, longevity, and stacking intelligently over the long term. No fluff. No scripts. Just straight talk from experience.

We cover:

💇 Hair Loss & GHK-Cu: Hair transplants vs peptides, why GHK-Cu supports thicker, darker regrowth, and real-world results seen in men and women

🦴 Tendonitis Healing: Why BPC-157 is the gold standard for tendons, direct vs near-tendon injections, and why cortisone only masks pain

⚡ Wolverine Stack: High-dose BPC-157 + TB-500 protocols, dosing ranges, and why pain increasing then centralizing is a sign of healing

💉 Injecting Injured Areas: Needle choice, safety tips, vein avoidance, and when local injections make sense

🧊 GLP Peptide Storage: Long-term storage best practices, unmixed shelf life (up to ~2 years), fridge vs freezer, and avoiding condensation

🧠 Peptide Desensitization: Tolerance vs permanent receptor damage, why cycling matters, and how breaks restore sensitivity

⚠️ Future Peptide Availability: RETA access, FDA approval timelines, and why cost may rise even if supply doesn’t disappear

🔥 RETA vs Tirzepatide: Appetite differences, fat-burning efficiency, patience during transition, and why RETA shines on stubborn belly fat

🧬 GHK-Cu & NAD+: Dosing ranges, copper considerations, NAD titration strategies, and long-term energy and longevity benefits

⚖️ Estrogen Control on Hormone Protocols: High estradiol symptoms, when to use an AI, myths around anastrozole, and finding your sweet spot

💪 Body Recomp & Leaning Out: RETA, AOD-9604, Tesamorelin/Tessa-IPA, SLU-PP-332, and stacking for fat loss without muscle loss

🧠 Cancer History Considerations: Growth hormone caution, fasting as a tool, safer alternatives, and long-term mindset

👵 Loose Skin After Weight Loss: GHK-Cu, SNAP-8 (injectable vs topical), realistic expectations, and when surgery is the only fix

🏋️ Older Athletes & HGH: Why low-dose long-term HGH preserves muscle, supports metabolism, and improves recovery without “getting big”

📚 Peptide Education Hub: Why protocols can’t live on social media, plans for a private platform, and future tools for organized learning

💡 Peptides are tools not shortcuts. Stack them with training, protein, sleep, discipline, and patience for results that stick.

👉 Drop your questions below for next week’s Q&A.

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Welcome back, warriors! In this first Peptide of the Week episode of 2026, JD Denham and William T. Haas break down two powerhouse peptides that work in tandem BPC-157 for total-body repair, and DSIP for deep, hormone-boosting sleep.

Whether you’re training through pain, recovering post-surgery, or just struggling to wind down at night this episode lays out the game plan for healing hard and sleeping deeper.

We cover:

💥 BPC-157 - The tendon and tissue fixer

– Origin story: extracted from gut mucus, proven to heal at superhuman speed

– Pills vs. injections what works best and why location matters

– Injuries, tendonitis, post-op recovery, and long-term maintenance strategies

– Why it’s Will’s #1 pick after 15+ surgeries and how JD used it in Cabo for a near tear

– Dosing tips: acute vs. maintenance, injection site vs. systemic use

– Pairing BPC with TB-500 for next-level repair (aka The Wolverine Stack)

– Real-world stories: JD’s dad, Will’s grandmother, even direct tendon injections for advanced recovery

😴 DSIP (Delta Sleep-Inducing Peptide) – Recovery while you sleep

– Not a sedative works by calming brain activity and deepening sleep quality

– Boosts GABA, suppresses excitatory pathways, lowers cortisol, and regulates circadian rhythm

– Why this is critical for muscle growth, fat loss, memory retention, and hormonal health

– Best taken 1–2 hours before bed to optimize deep-wave (delta) sleep

– Perfect for high-performers who sleep light, scroll late, or wake up exhausted

– Stack benefits: DSIP + BPC = muscle repair and hormonal reset in one protocol

📌 Pro tip: If you’re prepping for surgery, stack BPC-157 + TB-500 daily 3 weeks prior and post-op to speed up recovery and reduce scar tissue formation.

💬 Have questions? Want to know what to stack next? Drop them in the comments and stay tuned for next week’s peptide deep dive.

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Welcome back, warriors! In this episode of Peptide Q&A, JD Denham and William T. Haas break down hormone timing, fat-loss plateaus, longevity planning, and real-world stacking questions as we head into the new year. No fluff. No scripts. Just straight talk from experience.

We cover:

💉 HGH + Tesamorelin Together: How somatostatin works, when GH can blunt Tessa, and why morning HGH + night Tessa-IPA still makes sense

🔥 Post-Pregnancy Fat Loss: Why the “baby belly” is last to go, adding AOD + Tesamorelin, and staying patient after big progress

🧠 Liver Health on Fat Loss Stacks: ALT/AST increases, glutathione, NAC, TUDCA, NAD+, and mitochondrial support during rapid fat loss

⚡ Peptides for POTS: Symptom-based support using NAD, MOTS-C, SS-31, TA-1, BPC-157, and inflammation control

💪 Female Muscle-Building Stack: Tesamorelin vs Tessa-IPA, IGF-1 LR3, carbs for growth, nutrient partitioning, and realistic expectations in your 40s

⏱️ Fasted vs Fed Peptides: Which peptides matter fasted (fat loss, GH, mitochondria) and which don’t (injury, skin, healing)

👣 Wolverine Stack for Plantar Fasciitis: Why not to inject the foot, where to inject instead, and how healing peptides travel systemically

👶 Pregnancy & Peptides: When to pause peptides, tapering GLPs safely, and maintaining habits without rebound weight gain

📉 RETA Hunger After GLP-1s: Why appetite comes back after stronger suppressors, why upping RETA isn’t the answer, and staying the course

🧪 Adding Cagrilintide: How it may help appetite noise when paired with RETA

⚠️ SLU-PP-332 & Cancer Claims: Breaking down rodent data, dose context, real-world risk, and why lifestyle matters more

🧠 Foundational Priorities: Why diet, sleep, training, fasting, and discipline still beat chasing more compounds

💡 Peptides are tools not shortcuts. Stack them with training, protein, sleep, and discipline for results that stick.

👉 Drop your questions below for next week’s Q&A.

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You’re a warrior. Act like one.

Welcome back, warriors! In this final Peptide of the Week episode of 2025, JD Denham and William T. Haas hit pause on peptide breakdowns to reflect on how far this podcast has come, what they’ve learned, and what’s in store for the year ahead.

From Cabo beach reflections to podcast studio goals, this episode dives into the real story behind how Peptide of the Week started, why it blew up, and how you the listener are part of it.

We cover:

🎙 How it all started

– From recording in a backyard and a Vegas hotel to building a full studio

– Why Will was hesitant at first and how the podcast became real talk between friends

– No scripts, no hype just passion, experience, and lifelong curiosity for health optimization

🔥 Why this show works

– Peptides changed our lives — and now they’re changing yours

– Our conversations are the same ones we’ve had for years you’re just in the room now

– Real questions. Real answers. No shortcuts. Just truth from trial, error, and deep dives

💬 Our favorite part of 2025

– Seeing lights come on in people’s lives

– Hearing DMs from around the world parents, athletes, veterans saying, “This changed me”

– Q&A episodes that reveal how curious and committed this community really is

🎯 Looking ahead to 2026

– Monthly expert guest episodes (doctors, researchers, specialists) coming soon

– A fully optimized studio setup so the guys can just hit record and go

– No fame-chasing just smarter systems, better quality, and more education for the community

💡 “Peptides are just the gateway.”

– That’s the truth JD & Will return to because this show isn’t about one compound

– It’s about helping people fall in love with health, performance, and a life they actually want

– The deeper we go, the more we all learn together

🙏 Final message of the year: Gratitude

– Life’s not about perfect routines or peptide stacks it’s about perspective

– Be grateful for your body. For your journey. For every step forward you’ve taken

– And if you’re just getting started? You’re in the right place

📌 Thank you for riding with us this year. We’re just getting started.

💬 Drop your goals for 2026 in the comments and tell us what episodes or peptides you want to see first next year.

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