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Peptalk: Peptides Unpacked

Author: Dr. Kylie Burton & Jessica Briecke

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Peptides are revolutionizing modern medicine—but the science can feel overwhelming. That's where we come in.


Join Dr. Kylie Burton, Functional Medicine Practitioner, and Jessica Briecke, Functional Nutritionist and Licensed Massage Therapist, as they demystify peptide therapy with clarity, compassion, and real-world insight. Whether you're curious about peptides for your own health journey or you're a practitioner looking to expand your toolkit, this limited series breaks down complex science into actionable understanding.


Inside this limited series podcast, we explore:

  • What peptides are and how they can support your health goals
  • Real stories from people who've experienced peptide therapy
  • How to navigate peptide options safely and make informed decisions
  • How practitioners can confidently integrate peptides into their practice
  • Creating sustainable income streams through peptide therapy services


This podcast is designed for the curious health optimizer, the wellness practitioner ready to level up, and anyone who believes healing should be both cutting-edge and grounded in fundamentals.


Ready to explore advanced peptide therapy? Get started at drkylieburton.com


Legal Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider before starting any new health protocol. Dr. Kylie Burton and Jessica Briecke are affiliates and may receive compensation for referrals. Individual results may vary. 

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This is our biggest panel yet. Kylie and Jess are joined by three women with decades of combined peptide experience: returning guest Samantha Lander, Dr. Melissa Peterson, and Dr. Stephanie Rimka. It starts with a DM Jess received from a health coach who admitted in writing that she’s “uncomfortable with dosing” while writing peptide protocols for clients. That kicks off a candid and sometimes fiery conversation. Are we educating people to advocate for their own health, or creating a business...
Fourteen years ago, Kylie ran Ragnar with almost no training, and her knee popped as she climbed out of the van at the finish. Since then, she’s never been able to run past three or four miles without it locking up. So when she decided to run the St. George half marathon this October, with only about four weeks of real training, something had to change. In this race-report episode, Kylie shares the full story. She tried the Wolverine Stack (BPC-157 + TB-500) after months of hesitation. She fo...
You can take all the peptides in the world and still feel stuck if your gut is quietly driving the problem. On this episode, we sit down with Samantha Lander, a functional diagnostic nutrition practitioner, to talk about the unglamorous basics that change everything: daily elimination, gut infections that hide behind “no symptoms,” and why we refuse to treat gut health like an afterthought when someone wants to start peptides or a GLP-1.Inside, Samantha takes us behind s...
For over a decade, Jen has worked with midlife women whose bodies stopped responding the way they used to — women doing everything "right" and still struggling with sleep, weight, mood, and energy. A functional medicine practitioner and former educator for Functional Diagnostic Nutrition (FDN), Jennifer joins Dr. Kylie Burton and Jessica Briecke to talk about what she calls a genuine revolution in women's healthcare, and why the biggest win she sees in her clients isn't a number on the scale ...
About 1 million Americans are living with Parkinson's disease, and only 4% are diagnosed before age 50. Isaac S. — Army veteran, former Division I linebacker, father of four, and husband to past guest Karli S. — is one of them. Diagnosed at 34, Isaac joins Dr. Kylie Burton and Jessica Briecke to walk through his path to diagnosis, what daily life with early-onset Parkinson's actually looks like, and how he's built a personal regimen — combining prescribed medication, exercise, and peptides — ...
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