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Peptides for Women

Jennifer Woodward
Peptide Therapy
Glp-1
Peptides
Weight Loss
Nutrition
Glp-1s
Midlife Health
Perimenopause
Gut Health
Insulin Resistance
Inflammation
Weight Management
Hormone Balance
Hormone Replacement Therapy
Midlife Wellness
Hormonal Balance
Health Coaching
Menopause
Strength Training
Bpc-157

Peptides for Women is a podcast hosted by Jennifer Woodward, a Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner who has spent over a decade helping women navigate midlife health. This show explores how peptide therapy can support weight loss, hormone balance, energy, sleep, inflammation, and emotional well-being. Jennifer combines personal experience with clinical insights to guide women through the s... more

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Welcome back to Peptides for Women podcast!

In this episode, I’m joined by Alissa Meisel, an occupational therapist, board-certified health and wellness coach, and founder of Meisel Health, to talk about her incredible 150+ pound weight-loss journey... more

Welcome back to Peptides for Women podcast!

In this episode, I’m joined by Nerida Bint, Australia’s leading emotional intelligence coach and creator of The Emotional Home framework. Nerida shares her personal journey with weight gain, emotional eati... more

Welcome back to Peptides for Women podcast!

In this episode, I’m joined by Samantha Lander -- an FDN practitioner, international best-selling author, professional DJ, and adjunct professor at My Peptide University -- for part 2 of our Q&A series. We... more

Welcome back to Peptides for Women podcast!

In this episode, I’m joined by one of our favorite returning guests, Samantha Lander, for a fun and candid Q&A dedicated entirely to your peptide questions.

Samantha is a Functional Diagnostic Nutrition P... more

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Recent Guests

Samantha Lander
Peptide expert and faculty at My Peptide University
My Peptide University
Episode: EPISODE 59: (Part 1) Your Biggest Peptide Q&A! Weight loss, Brain Fog, Anti-Aging & Skin with Samantha Lander
Beau Woodward
Guest; husband of the host, investor/entrepreneur sharing his peptide journey and routines
Independent/Private Equity discussions; peptides
Episode: EPISODE 58: The Peptide Stack We Use in Our 40s for Muscle, Recovery, Sleep & Longevity with Beau Woodward
Dani Conway
Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner and founder of the Fat Burn Formula for Women Over 40
Nutrition Then the Natural Weight
Episode: EPISODE 57: Why Detox Comes Before Hormones & Peptides for Women Over 40 with Dani Conway
Bill Robison
Founder of Body Fat Clinic, Bakersfield
Body Fat Clinic
Episode: EPISODE 56: Why Every Midlife Woman on GLP-1s Needs a DEXA Scan with Bill Robison
Gina Parlette
Firefighter and paramedic, nutritionist and peptide/GLP-1 coach
KŌA Wellness
Episode: EPISODE 55: How She Healed a 15-Year Shoulder Injury Without Surgery with Gina Parlette
Dr. Jean Cunningham
Medical affairs leader; Senior Director of Medical Affairs at Empower Pharmacy
Empower Pharmacy
Episode: EPISODE 54: What FDA Approval Actually Means and the Future of Peptides with Dr. Jean Cunningham
Kathy Wieliczko
Nurse practitioner with ~30 years in healthcare who shares her menopause journey and peptide/ HRT experience
Midlife Inspo (Instagram)
Episode: EPISODE 53: How Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) Can Help You Feel Like Yourself Again in Midlife with Kathy Wieliczko
Kristin Richards
Certified menopause coach and lipedema advocate
Independent practitioner
Episode: EPISODE 52: Could It Be Lipedema? Symptoms, Diagnosis & How GLP-1s Changed Everything with Kristin Richards
Jessica Loftis
Integrative genetic specialist, nutritionist, personal trainer, pro-FMG athlete; cancer survivor
Independent practitioner
Episode: EPISODE 51: From MTHFR to Breast Cancer | How Peptides Helped Me Reclaim My Health with Jessica Loftis

Host

Jennifer Woodward
Host of the show, discusses midlife wellness and peptide therapy

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 52 ratings
  • Gold mine of Great information!

    I’m amazed at how much fantastic info Jennifer has in her podcast! Excellent guests, excellent questions - just the best!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Thesweetlife3842
    United States3 months ago
  • Anti women host

    Way to ostracize a large portion of the population. I hate when women shun feminism, how can you at this day and age? Major red flag when the host says “I’m not even a feminist, I’m more trad than feminist.” What a major red flag. Gross.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    bdhehvevd
    United States3 months ago
  • Disappointed

    I love your show and the conversations you have. I especially appreciate how you discuss peptides without going too deep or making it unrealistic.

    That said, today’s episode with Dr. Kinsley felt a little off to me. Some parts came across as unrealistic and biased, especially around women’s sexuality. Sexual pleasure is not just about food, oysters, steak, or diet. Many women deal with emotional issues, trauma, relationship changes, hormones, and long-term intimacy challenges.

    The way she talke... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Mear1929
    United States3 months ago
  • My Favorite Women’s Peptide Podcast

    KHensley11

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KHensley11
    United States8 months ago
  • Love this podcast!!!

    Please do one on infertility and kisspeptin peptide!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Amb8986
    United Statesa year ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

The host is commended for asking insightful questions and curating expert guests.
Listeners appreciate accessible, practical guidance on peptides and midlife health.
Guests often bring credible clinical context that helps translate complex science into everyday action.
Some critics wish for broader perspectives on sexuality and diet nuances.

Chart Rankings

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Apple Podcasts
#221
Australia/Health & Fitness

Talking Points

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EPISODE 59: (Part 1) Your Biggest Peptide Q&A! Weight loss, Brain Fog, Anti-Aging & Skin with Samantha Lander
Q: What strategies do you use for someone over 40 trying to restart fat burning without extreme dieting?
Assess hormonal status, optimize hormones, ensure movement and strength training, and consider peptide aids such as GLP-1s or alternatives like AOD with Cagliotide; start low and slow with dosing, cycle off to avoid saturation, and layer with supporting measures like mitochondria-focused therapies (e.g., Mozi/SS31) and gut health optimization.
EPISODE 59: (Part 1) Your Biggest Peptide Q&A! Weight loss, Brain Fog, Anti-Aging & Skin with Samantha Lander
Q: Would you have someone take growth hormone peptides if they have cancer or a history of cancer?
The consensus is that growth hormone peptides should be avoided in active cancer states, and any cancer history requires consulting with a qualified oncologist; some guests have previously used peptides under oncologist supervision only when in remission, but a hard no is given without professional guidance.
EPISODE 58: The Peptide Stack We Use in Our 40s for Muscle, Recovery, Sleep & Longevity with Beau Woodward
Q: What was your favorite book as a kid?
Bridey of the Grand Canyon was a favorite because the mule story in national parks felt adventurous and memorable.
EPISODE 58: The Peptide Stack We Use in Our 40s for Muscle, Recovery, Sleep & Longevity with Beau Woodward
Q: Beau, did you have a childhood nickname?
No, I did not have a childhood nickname.
EPISODE 57: Why Detox Comes Before Hormones & Peptides for Women Over 40 with Dani Conway
Q: How did you come to view detoxification as a foundational step before hormonal work?
Detox first helps remove the daily toxin burden that can impair digestion and liver function, which in turn improves how hormones are metabolized and how well gut health supports hormone balance. This sequencing often leads to better responsiveness to subsequent hormone or peptide therapies.

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What is Peptides for Women about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A practical, clinician-informed show focused on how peptide therapies intersect with midlife health for women. Across episodes, listeners learn about GLP-1s, hormone balancing, body composition, sleep, energy, and strategies to implement peptide regimens safely and effectively. Personal stories from patients, clinicians, and wellness entrepreneurs add real-world context, with emphasis on data-driven results, foundational health practices, and responsible sourcing. The format often pairs a host with expert guests to translate complex science into actionable steps, making it useful for listeners exploring peptides as a tool for weight management and vitality during midlife. Noteworthy qualities include a commitments to safety, evidence-inform... more

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Recent guests on Peptides for Women include:

1. Samantha Lander
2. Beau Woodward
3. Dani Conway
4. Bill Robison
5. Gina Parlette
6. Dr. Jean Cunningham
7. Kathy Wieliczko
8. Kristin Richards

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