The Longevity Blueprint: Peptides & Metabolic Health with Jim LaValle
Guest appearances — Jim LaValle, RPh — The Longevity Blueprint: Peptides & Metabolic Health with Jim LaValle
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What this video covers
If you think of your mitochondria as an injured racing horse, are you going to take the injured racing horse into the race? Lovell, speak a little more about what he’s up to now, but just at a high level. He’s the author of Metabolic Code, Chief Science Officer at Lifetime, coach here for AFM. So, and it probably creeped through, and I’m sure there’s We’ll get into it.
Summary drawn from this video’s own transcript (banked in our research library, pulled 2026-11-07). Claims below are the speaker’s — attributed, not endorsed. This site publishes no dosing, protocol, or sourcing information.
Key points, in the speaker’s own framing
- I’ve written two coming up my third edition of the Peptide Handbook coming out with another dozen peptides that we’re writing about.
- So, we teach doctors, we bring in doctors who have used them in clinical practice and teach doctors how to do it and other health care providers.
- Being being a clinical pharmacist and I’ve lec- I’ve lectured and taught for the Professional Compounding Centers of America, you know, over the years many times.
- You know, when the GLP-1 shortage occurred and compounding pharmacies were making up the slack for big pharma.
- And compounding pharmacies has saved a lot of hospitals and clinics when they couldn’t get enough of a drug.
And there’s really no evidence that like there’s it was banned because of growth hormone, you know, it supposedly, you know, increases growth hormone.
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