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September 1, 2025 61 mins

Episode Description In this episode, peptide researcher and specialist Dean Henry dives into the fascinating and fast-growing world of peptides and bioregulators. Dean explains how these compounds are being used to support thyroid health, reduce inflammation, and aid in chronic conditions like endometriosis and autoimmune diseases. He also shares insights into groundbreaking applications for brain health, including cognitive enhancement and protocols for Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.

We discuss the rise of GLP-1 peptides for obesity and weight loss, why microdosing may be the safest and most effective approach, and how to avoid common misconceptions about these compounds. From mitochondrial support with SS-31 to recovery peptides like BPC-157, Dean provides both a scientific and practical lens on how these therapies can enhance longevity and well-being.

This conversation is packed with both cutting-edge science and down-to-earth wisdom, giving listeners a clear understanding of where peptides could fit into the bigger picture of their health optimization routine.

Key Themes & Takeaways

Peptides & Bioregulators Explained

  • What they are, how they work, and why they’re becoming such an important tool in modern medicine.

Thyroid Health & Autoimmune Conditions

  • How bioregulators may help reduce reliance on thyroid medication.
  • The potential role of LDN in managing conditions like endometriosis.

Brain Health & Cognitive Optimization

  • Dean’s personal experience with cognitive peptides like Cerebrolysin, C-Max, and Selank.
  • Preventative protocols for Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.

GLP-1 Peptides & Obesity

  • Microdosing vs standard dosing.
  • The real mechanism: reducing cravings and food noise, not just suppressing appetite.
  • Why lifestyle changes are still essential.

Performance, Recovery & Longevity

  • Key peptides for healing and recovery: BPC-157, SS-31, and NAD+.
  • The importance of mitochondrial health for energy and aging.

The Future of Peptides

  • The compounds Dean is most excited about and why prevention is just as important as treatment.

Timestamps

00:00 Intro to Episode & Dean Henry 03:15 What are peptides and bioregulators? 08:40 Supporting thyroid health with bioregulators 14:05 Endometriosis, autoimmune conditions & the role of LDN 20:45 Peptides for brain health, Alzheimer’s & Parkinson’s 28:30 Dean’s personal cognitive peptide experiences (Cerebrolysin, C-Max, Selank) 36:55 GLP-1 peptides for obesity, cravings & misconceptions 44:20 Performance and recovery peptides (BPC-157, SS-31, NAD+) 52:10 The future of peptides & what excites Dean most 57:45 Outro, resources & where to connect with Dean

Resources Mentioned Throughout the Episode

Central Peptide Hub: https://peptidesociety.org

DN Lab Research: dnlabresearch.com

UAE Peptides website: uaepeptidesresearch.com

UAE Peptides Instagram: @uaepeptides

Facebook Groups: 

Connect with Dean

Instagram: @dean.e.henry

Connect with me

Instagram: @wholesome_practice

TikTok: @wholesome_planet Facebook: Wholesome Practice YouTube: People and Planet Podcast LinkedIn: Alya Alhamad Website: alyaalhamad.com

Disclaimer

This podcast is for educational purposes only and should not replace the advice of your doctor or physician. Always consult a medical professional before making changes to your diet, lifestyle, or medication protocol.

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