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In this episode of Redox Revolution, Dr. Seeds addresses the misinformation about alcohol and clarifies common misunderstandings related to alcohol’s immediate and long-term effects on the brain and the body and the distinctions between abuse and addiction.
Liposomal Peptides
Dr. Seeds takes a closer look at liposomal peptides, including Epitalon, BPC-157, TB4, KPV, and GHK-Cu, and examines the claims around sourcing, stability, absorption, bioavailability, injection fatigue, and whether these formulations can truly compare to injectable peptides.
Office Hours PWC26 Virtual Summit Part 4- Episode 102
- Compounded topical creams and GHK-Cu with microneedling (0:59)
- Detoxing before using copper (12:09)
- Patient onboarding process (12:54)
- Zinc and iron supplementation with GHK-Cu (23:41)
- Loss of taste after COVID (25:55)
- 3D CT scans for root canals (27:03)
- Oral bacteria swabs and GLP-1 effectiveness (28:00)
- Endocannabinoid system (29:07)
- GHK-Cu efficacy on wound beds (32:05)
In this episode of Redox Revolution, Dr. Seeds examines hearing loss, the factors that cause significant loss, and what we can do now to prevent it.
Office Hours PWC26 Virtual Summit Part 3 – Episode 101
1. Mitochondrial peptides (1:07)
2. MOTS-c cycle (3:50)
3. Injury site specific injection (9:25)
4. BPC-157 dosing (15:18)
5. Trusted labs (20:56)
6. What “redox” means (25:48)
7. Patient with cervical fusion, pain, and decreased range of motion (31:36)
8. Lipedema (37:03)
9. SS-31 and MOTS-c (37:52)
10. NanoVI device (44:49)
11. NAD (48:13)
In this episode of Redox Revolution, Dr. Seeds discusses the lasting effects of Lyme Disease and the newest treatments that may offer answers and relief to the 450k+ Americans who are infected each year by Lyme Disease.
Office Hours PWC26 Virtual Summit Part 2 – Episode 100
- Evaluating terrain of the patient (1:43)
- SS31 peptide in practice (8:50)
- Phenotyping the right patient for GLP-1 therapy (11:18)
In this episode of Redox Revolution, Dr. Seeds follows up on the surprising effects of stress on the body and brain. He answers such questions as: why is stress necessary for brain functioning? What are the conditions to maximize the positive effects of stress? How can we “flip” stress from being a negative to a positive?
Office Hours: PWC26 Virtual Summit Part 1 – Episode 099
This special edition of Office Hours features questions submitted during the Peptide World Congress Virtual Summit on July 10 and 11. Dr. Seeds and Dr. Newman address:
- GLOW Stack, MOTS c, and Thyroid Function (0:50)
- Should the GLOW Stack Be Separated? (3:31)
- Peptides in Transplant Medicine (8:02)
- Biomarker Monitoring (13:21)
- Peptides in Acute and Long Term Stroke Recovery (17:37)
- Autoimmunity and the GI Tract (23:00)
- Cancer Concerns Related to Hormones and Angiogenesis (26:49)
In this episode of Redox Revolution, Dr. Seeds explores the benefits and costs of stress on the body. He delves into why the body needs stress, how too much stress harms the body, and how best to optimize stress levels for metabolic efficiency and cellular performance.
Pentosan Polysulfate: Dosing, Safety, and Monitoring
Dr. Seeds examines the subcutaneous use of pentosan polysulfate, addressing concerns about injection site scarring and ocular safety. He discusses dosing, site rotation, cumulative exposure, retinal screening, and strategies for responsible, individualized treatment.(Question Link)
In this episode, Dr. Seeds welcomes Sal Di Stefano, one of the founders of the hugely popular MindPump podcast to shed light on the truth about fitness, supplements, and peptides.
Creatine: Evidence, Pathways, and Hype
Dr. Seeds examines creatine through a cellular medicine lens, separating evidence-supported uses in ATP buffering, performance, and methylation from claims that exceed current clinical data.
In this episode of Redox Revolution, Dr. Seeds breaks down what you should know about your blood pressure, one of the most important modifiable risk factors.
Efficient Generation of Pancreatic Progenitor Cells from Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells Derived from a Non-Invasive and Accessible Tissue Source—The Plucked Hair Follicle
Dr. Seeds reviews how cryopreserved hair follicles may offer a simpler, non-invasive source for future stem cell research and pancreatic cell development. (Article Link)
Kelli Musa returns to unpack her Self-Led Woman framework, mapping how hormonal, metabolic, neurological, and cellular systems collide during perimenopause and menopause. Dr. Seeds ties the discussion to mitochondrial biogenesis and cellular decision-making, while the group explores GLP-1s, BPC-157, and TB-500 for weight, inflammation, and tissue repair.