Peptides For Women: A Discussion On Fertility And Longevity
Join us for a warm and engaging discussion on Peptides for Women!
On July 23 and 24th, the FDA voted on whether 7 peptides should become legal to be prescribed by providers and made by compounding pharmacies. 6 peptides received a majority of Yes votes.
To celebrate, we're hosting a peptide party for women, covering peptides for skincare, hormones, and fertility.
Speaker:
Dr. Joelle Osias is a Hopkins and Stanford-trained Gynecologist. She's the founder of a leading Endometriosis, PCOS, and Hormone Care clinic in Palo Alto, and has used peptides like BPC-157, MOTS-c, SS-31, and Thymulin clinically. She spoke at the FDA meeting.
Lily Niehaus, MS, is a pre-med student with endometriosis and 19 chronic conditions, who experienced significant benefits from peptide therapy. She spoke at the FDA meeting on peptides (must watch), and is filing INDs for peptides.
Activations
We'll have various consumer goods startups with wearables, drinks, and next-generation products to sample and try on.
We'll have an open bar with kombucha and tonics (thanks to our sponsors!)
Our previous peptide party had over 200 folks attend. You won't want to miss this next one!
This event is hosted at TIAT, an art gallery for creative technologists.
Jiabao Li is the featured artist, and is serendipitously exhibiting her artwork on feminist biohacking. Works on view include: Super Mom Training Gym, AI Mom™, Baby Shark Tank, Living Legacy, 4D Baby, Motherboard, Breast Making Breastmilk.
Our event is sponsored by Kalos, a DEXA scan and expert coaching company. Kalos has done over 15,000 scans in the Bay Area. In a 1‑month trial (n=235 women ages 18–44), participants lost 1.2–2 lb of fat, gained 0.9–1.4 lb of muscle, and lost 47–59 g of vicersal fat on average.