For the 2025 PWC, Dr. Seeds leads a multi-section course that brings together other experts to offer participants an extensive collection of lessons that explore and unpack the foundational concepts of cellular medicine and explain the principles of peptide therapy, including descriptions of the mechanisms and applications of specific peptides. By focusing on the translational significance of cell mechanisms and cell signaling related to energy metabolism, you will learn how to connect the intricacies of cellular metabolism and nutrient sensing (including the AMPK–mTOR axis) to inflammation, redox balance, immune modulation, and context-dependent signaling. Case discussions and “Grand Rounds” style teaching offer insight into how best to apply a cellular medicine approach with nuance to patient care, rather than relying on fixed protocols. Practical strategies that improve patient outcomes are also emphasized, including nutrition, sleep, resistance training, and establishing gut integrity. The emphasis of the overall course is on strengthening how clinicians interpret complex cases, evaluate underlying mechanisms, and monitor change over time using tools such as selected labs, body composition, and sleep or performance metrics. This reasoning-first approach aims to support more individualized care and longitudinal reassessment, especially in patients where one-size-fits-all approaches often fall short. The course is designed for all clinicians and clinical providers.

The course is organized as a multi-speaker, conference-style series of lessons that combine conceptual foundations with applied case discussions and implementation panels. It is structured to help learners build a pathway-based reasoning framework and a monitoring mindset they can adapt to varied clinical contexts.

• Over 20 hours of video content
• 4 modules
• 31 lessons
• Downloadable learning guides