Okay babes… this is a very special Free The Moms episode.
This one is actually a replay-style webinar training that I hosted, and I decided to bring it to the podcast because this conversation needs to happen out loud. We are talking all things peptides. Yes, GLP-1s. And also NAD+, glutathione, B12, BPC-157 and more. But the main focus of this training is GLP-1s—why so many of my clients are taking them, why some are microdosing, why some are on a full weight-loss dose… and why I personally am on a microdose.
I’ll be honest with you. I was nervous to release this. There is still so much stigma around GLP-1s. And I don’t love that. So we’re de-stigmatizing it. We’re having the conversation. Because my job is to bring you information, empowerment, and options—without shame.
Inside this episode, I walk you through:
- What peptides actually are (and why they’re not some scary foreign thing)
- The difference between microdosing a GLP-1 and using a full weight-loss dose
- Why I chose to microdose—and how I think about it in the context of longevity and metabolic health
- Semaglutide vs tirzepatide (single agonist vs dual agonist) and what that actually means
- What my clients are experiencing on these medications
- Side effects like nausea and how they’re managing it
- Why medical oversight matters and how to think about doing this responsibly
We also talk about other supportive peptides like NAD+ and glutathione, and why this conversation is bigger than “just weight loss.” For many of my clients, this is about metabolic healing, inflammation, energy, and feeling like themselves again.
If you’re curious, skeptical, interested, or just want to understand what the heck everyone is talking about, this episode is for you. You get to decide what’s right for your body. Always.
If you want to explore further, you can check out the peptides portal here:
https://lmd.com/LauraConley
And if you attended the webinar live (or signed up), you’ll receive the replay, consult link, booking link, and all resources via email.
I love you guys. I’m proud of you for being open-minded. And I’m committed to giving you the tools and information you need to make empowered choices for your health.