Peptides, Longevity & Real Anti-Aging Medicine | Dr. Jonathann Kuo

Peptides, Longevity & Real Anti-Aging Medicine | Dr. Jonathann Kuo

Are peptides the future of longevity—or just another TikTok trend?

Dr. Jonathann Kuo is the founder, CEO, & Chief Medical Officer of Extension Health and one of the earliest clinical pioneers using peptides, regenerative medicine, and interventional longevity therapies.

If you’ve ever wondered whether BPC-157, TB-500, IV drips, exosomes, hyperbaric oxygen, or plasmapheresis actually WORK… this conversation breaks down the data, the myths, the safety, and the future of anti-aging medicine.

Dr. Kuo shares:
How peptides ACTUALLY work at the cellular level
Why inflammation is the silent driver of aging
The 4 non-negotiable pillars of longevity
What people get wrong (and dangerously wrong) about peptides
The newest frontier of regenerative medicine including ozone therapy,
His personal routine, favorite skincare, and how he reversed pre-diabetes, brain fog, and fatigue

Timestamps:
00:00 – Introduction & Peptides 101
05:00 – Personal Health & Skincare Routines
10:00 – Injectable Peptides & Skin Health
15:00 – Peptides for Inflammation & Recovery
20:00 – Safety & Sourcing of Peptides
25:00 – Blood Therapeutics & Nervous System Resets
30:00 – Mitochondrial Health & NAD Pathways
35:00 – Supplements & What Really Matters
40:00 – Future of Peptides & Longevity Medicine
45:00 – Telehealth, Clinics & Integrating Lifestyle

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