Podcast
Peptalk: Peptides Unpacked
Hosted by Dr. Kylie Burton & Jessica Briecke · EN
Peptides are revolutionizing modern medicine—but the science can feel overwhelming. That's where we come in.
Join Dr. Kylie Burton, Functional Medicine Practitioner, and Jessica Briecke, Functional Nutritionist and Licensed Massage Therapist, as they demystify peptide therapy with clarity, compassion, and real-world insight. Whether you're curious about peptides for your own health journey or you're a practitioner looking to expand your toolkit, this limited series breaks down complex science into actionable understanding.
Inside this limited series podcast, we explore:
- What peptides are and how they can support your health goals
- Real stories from people who've experienced peptide therapy
- How to navigate peptide options safely and make informed decisions
- How practitioners can confidently integrate peptides into their practice
- Creating sustainable income streams through peptide therapy services
This podcast is designed for the curious health optimizer, the wellness practitioner ready to level up, and anyone who believes healing should be both cutting-edge and grounded in fundamentals.
Ready to explore advanced peptide therapy? Get started at drkylieburton.com
Legal Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider before starting any new health protocol. Dr. Kylie Burton and Jessica Briecke are affiliates and may receive compensation for referrals. Individual results may vary.
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#19 Tips for Feeling A Deeper Connection With Your Partner with Monica Tanner
Feb 1500:33:49Tap to summarizeWhat if the missing spark isn’t a character flaw, but a mismatch between biology, timing, and how you two connect day to day? Inside this episode we sit down with relationship coach Monica Tanner to decode why men often feel ready on sight while many women warm up with safety, attention, and a sense of being truly wanted. From the tender dynamics of postpartum and busy seasons to the surprising freedom that can make sex better in your 50s, 60s, and beyond, we draw a clear map that helps couples stop taking differences personally and start working with them.Throughout our discussion we also explore PT-141, a peptide that works on brain signaling tied to sexual motivation and desire. Unlike blood flow pills, PT141 seems to nudge the “want-to,” helping partners notice each other again and feel that whole-body green light hours later. Monica shares tips that can change the direction of your relationship: The 3% rule. Spend 20 minutes daily on real connection, three hours weekly on a fun date that restores curiosity, and one week yearly away from the grind to remember why you chose each other. Scheduling intimacy without killing the vibeA truth couples forget under stress: curiosity lowers defenses. Ask about each other’s fears, pressures, and small wins. Listen without fixing. When safety meets signal, desire finds its way back.Connect with Monica on her podcast: Secrets of Happily Ever After. Grab her top-rated book on Amazon: Bad Marriage Advice. If this resonates, hit play, share it with your family and friends, and then go grab the sexual wellness product you need: PT-141, the thrill pill, and/or the ELATE nasal spray. See below for how to order.Want to connect more with the hosts? We'd love it! Connect with Jess at B2BwithJess.com/peptides or on Instagram @JessB_LMT_NC. Grab your Blood Work & Peptides Mini Guide for free at drkylieburton.com. Ready to explore peptide therapy for yourself? Visit the company we recommend for pharmaceutical peptides and receive all the one-on-one support that comes included at drkylieburton.com Want to offer peptide therapy in your business? Whether you're adding it to your existing practice or building something new, learn how to get started—and how we'll mentor you along the way—at drkylieburton.com Legal Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider before starting any new health protocol. Dr. Kylie Burton and Jessica Briecke are affiliates and may receive compensation for referrals. Individual results may vary. You have the science. You have the tools. Now it's time to take the next step. This is PepTalk: Peptides Unpacked—science made simple, results made real.
Transcribe →#18 Reigniting Sexual Desire At Any Age with Dr. Angela and Stig Rahm
Feb 600:45:19Tap to summarizeAt this point, I've recorded over 1,000 podcast episodes in the last 5 years. This is on the top 5. It's absolutely worth the listen to - just might not be with the kids around. We sit down with Dr. Angela Rahm and her husband, Stig, for a frank, funny, and deeply practical look at sexual wellness that goes beyond quick fixes.Their story begins with PT-141, a peptide that targets brain receptors tied to arousal and motivation, and expands into smart stacking with a sublingual “Thrill Pill” and a new Elate nasal spray featuring oxytocin and tadalafil. The result isn’t just better performance; it’s a full-body “wake up” that rekindles playfulness, comfort, and connection for BOTH men and women.If you’ve tried Viagra or Cialis and felt underwhelmed, or if discomfort has made sex feel like work, this is a new path. We cover telehealth privacy, prescription compounding, and safe experimentation so you can tailor a plan to your life. The big takeaway: libido is a health signal and a relationship asset. When desire returns, everything from flirty banter to shared rituals comes back online.Ready to bring back curiosity and confidence? Listen now, share this with someone who needs it, and subscribe for more science-made-simple conversations on sexual wellness. If this episode helped, leave a review and tell us what you want covered next. Then go order your PT-141, thrill pill, or Elate nasal spray at drkylieburton.com/peptides or through whoever sent you here. This is absolutely one of the most important podcast episodes I've ever recorded and I hope you agree. Want to connect more with the hosts? We'd love it! Connect with Jess at B2BwithJess.com/peptides or on Instagram @JessB_LMT_NC. Grab your Blood Work & Peptides Mini Guide for free at drkylieburton.com. Ready to explore peptide therapy for yourself? Visit the company we recommend for pharmaceutical peptides and receive all the one-on-one support that comes included at drkylieburton.com Want to offer peptide therapy in your business? Whether you're adding it to your existing practice or building something new, learn how to get started—and how we'll mentor you along the way—at drkylieburton.com Legal Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider before starting any new health protocol. Dr. Kylie Burton and Jessica Briecke are affiliates and may receive compensation for referrals. Individual results may vary. You have the science. You have the tools. Now it's time to take the next step. This is PepTalk: Peptides Unpacked—science made simple, results made real.
Transcribe →#17 Rewriting Sexual Health: From Hormones To Circulation
Feb 300:25:15Tap to summarizeMost people are told to “fix their hormones” when intimacy stops feeling easy, but the body tells a more interesting story: blood flow and stress often sit at the root of desire, arousal, lubrication, and climax. In this episode, we unpack the surprising stats, the early warning signs hidden in sexual dysfunction, and the practical ways to support both the brain’s signal and the body’s response for men and women.We break down why erectile dysfunction can be an early marker of vascular issues, how stress tightens the valve on pleasure, and why so many women are misdirected away from circulation and toward hormone tweaks that don’t move the needle. Then we get specific about tools: how PT-141 influences central arousal, why tadalafil helps vessels stay relaxed to boost sensitivity and performance, and where oxytocin fits as the “connection” cue that eases anxiety and helps you feel safe and present. Expect candid stories, clear science, and zero shame. Whether you’re navigating perimenopause, dealing with inconsistent erections, or just battling a stress-heavy life that leaves no space for closeness, this conversation offers an actionable path: support circulation, calm the nervous system, and align desire with response. Order your ELATE and be one of the first 5,000 (starting February 4th) to do so for a free gift. Order it here: Did Jess send you here? Grab it from her at b2bwithjess.com/peptides Anybody else, grab it (and all other peptides we discuss) at drkylieburton.com/peptidesPlease show the podcast some extra love this month too. If you've been enjoying it, we would love a written review, subscribe, and a social media share. It's greatly appreciated! Want to connect more with the hosts? We'd love it! Connect with Jess at B2BwithJess.com/peptides or on Instagram @JessB_LMT_NC. Grab your Blood Work & Peptides Mini Guide for free at drkylieburton.com. Ready to explore peptide therapy for yourself? Visit the company we recommend for pharmaceutical peptides and receive all the one-on-one support that comes included at drkylieburton.com Want to offer peptide therapy in your business? Whether you're adding it to your existing practice or building something new, learn how to get started—and how we'll mentor you along the way—at drkylieburton.com Legal Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider before starting any new health protocol. Dr. Kylie Burton and Jessica Briecke are affiliates and may receive compensation for referrals. Individual results may vary. You have the science. You have the tools. Now it's time to take the next step. This is PepTalk: Peptides Unpacked—science made simple, results made real.
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