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Hosted by MAKE Wellness · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 34 episodes
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The Peptide PhDs — the show where two science geeks with PhDs turn the complex world of peptides into stories you’ll enjoy. Dr. Mark Bartlett sees peptides as the secret language immune cells use to gossip, negotiate, and sometimes throw shade. Dr. Alan Jones looks at muscle as an endocrine powerhouse, flexing out a vocabulary of peptides that strengthen body and brain.Each week we break down new discoveries from the lab, chat with guest experts, and unleash our cringy dad jokes. We hope it's a fun way to understand how these tiny molecules have a huge impact on health and wellness.
MAKE Wellness hosts The Peptide PhDs Podcast, a health show with 34 episodes published.
You did it. You are about to know about everything beauty! This episode of The Peptide PhDs breaks down how collagen gives skin structure, elastin provides bounce, hyaluronic acid helps with hydration, and peptides act l
The Peptide PhDs are back for round 2 of their deep dive into beauty. Apparently, skin has a language, but it is not fluent in expensive moisturizer. In this episode, the Peptide PhDs explore how collagen fragments and b
What if we told you, in this episode, Dr. Jones and Dr. Mark are talking about tanning and new clothes? Don't worry, our PhDs aren't out on the town going for a new look. No, in this episode of The Peptide PhDs, they are
What do our founding fathers and peptide signaling have in common? More than you might think. In this special Independence Day episode, Dr. Mark and Dr. Allen dive into myokines, metabolism, muscle, and modern peptide sc
Protein is having a moment—and, as usual, social media has made things complicated. Are you eating too little, consuming too much, or just aggressively shaking powder into a bottle and hoping for the best? In this episod
After a long hiatus, we're back! Dr. Mark and Dr. Alan dive into body composition—aka why the number on the scale is not the whole story, and sometimes not even the right story. Come unpack the difference between weight
In this episode of Peptide PhDs , Dr. Mark and Dr. Alan wrap up their three-part tour through the 12 hallmarks of aging by tackling the final four: stem cell exhaustion, altered cellular communication, chronic inflammati
In part 2 of our Hallmarks of Aging series, the PeptidePhDs are back on the case — detective hats, zombie cells, muscle talk, and all. This episode dives into five more biological “clues” behind aging. From proteins that
Ever wonder why we age... at the cellular level? Have you ever heard of "zombie cells"? Well, you should, because they’re currently throwing a party inside your body—and they didn't invite you. This week, Dr. Mark and Dr
Has Dr. Jones been replaced?! With him away in Barcelona, Dr. Mark flies solo—luckily, Crystal is here to keep him honest! This week, we're diving into a major Science News article asking the big questions: Are peptides
The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell. Great. Now that we’ve cleared high school biology, let’s talk about why you’re actually exhausted. Most people think "low energy" is just a sleep deficit. Spoiler alert: It
Dr. Mark Bartlett and Dr. Alan Jones are back on the Peptide PhD Podcast to remind us that weight loss is great, but muscle is better. They continue their deep dive into body recomposition and why building and keeping mu
Stop letting a piece of bathroom floor plastic gaslight you every morning. In this episode, Dr. Mark and Dr. Alan break down why "losing weight" and "getting healthy" aren't always on speaking terms. If you’ve ever hit y
Turns out, "Pirate’s Disease" isn't just for 17th-century sailors on wooden ships. This week, we’re breaking down why your modern weight loss journey shouldn't leave you looking like a scurvy soldier. In this episode, we
We usually blame aging on gray hair and sensible shoes, but the real culprit is The Great Muscle Vanishing Act. Science is now proving that muscle isn’t just for mirror selfies—it’s actually your primary organ of longevi
This week, we take a closer look at the "gray market" peptides often found in fitness circles. These are not FDA-approved medications or natural bioactives; they are "research use only" compounds that sit in a regulatory
In this episode, we’re debunking the biggest myth in fitness: that turning 30 (or 40, or 50) means your metabolism is headed for a permanent vacation. Spoiler alert: Your internal engine is actually doing just fine! The
Sorry, we nerded out a little too hard last time. If our last episode felt like a 400-level biochemistry lecture, consider this your palate cleanser. We heard your feedback: the science was heavy, and your brains were fu
Think of peptides as the body’s internal group chat—and this week, we’re eavesdropping on the conversation. Join Dr. Mark and Dr. Alan as they strip peptides down to the bare essentials. We’re moving past the buzzwords t
Welcome back to the sequel your metabolism has been waiting for. In Part 2 of our GLP-1RA deep dive, Dr. Mark Bartlett and Dr. Alan Jones make sure you don’t accidentally trade your biceps for a smaller belt size. While
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