Peptides, GLP-1s and How to Reinvent Yourself with Stephanie Gambetta

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Podcast Summary: The Spiritual Hustler

Episode: Peptides, GLP-1s and How to Reinvent Yourself with Stephanie Gambetta

Host: Jessica Zweig
Guest: Stephanie Gambetta
Date: December 23, 2025

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Episode Overview

This episode features an inspiring and deeply personal conversation between Jessica Zweig and Stephanie Gambetta—health coach, founder of The Loopway, and podcast host. The central theme is personal reinvention, focusing on embracing authentic alignment, overcoming limiting beliefs, and leveraging scientific wellness tools (namely, peptides and GLP-1s) to support a vibrant life. The discussion intertwines entrepreneurship, spirituality, optimal health, and the power of sisterhood and quantum healing.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. Stephanie’s Transformation Journey & Claim Your Light Retreat

• Origin Story: Stephanie recounts shortly before joining Jessica’s retreat, she was at a crossroads feeling uncertain and out of alignment in her career and life.
  • "I was coming in with a decision I wanted to make. Did I want to launch this coaching business...?" (10:54)
• Catalyst for Change: The investment and energy required to join the retreat drew her to seek out other women on the same path.
• Breakthrough Moment: A transformative breathwork session at the Mexico retreat led Stephanie to release deep-seated shame, pain from her divorce, and guilt toward her children.
  • "I started visualizing... my children... my girls... and I'm telling them I'm sorry that I got divorced... and they were the opposite. They were like, oh my gosh mom... we're brave, we're here." (17:21)
  • Experienced a multidimensional, almost ancestral healing: Stephanie felt her late grandmother's presence urging her to "stop playing small" and step fully into her voice. (19:24)
• Post-Retreat Shift: Stephanie became physically ill after the retreat—interpreted by another attendee as her body "catching up to where your soul went." This led to a rapid download that birthed her business, Loop. (24:00)

2. Birthing the Loopway: Business From Authentic Alignment

• Logo & Meaning: Loop’s infinity logo symbolizes life’s flow and ongoing transformation.
• Rapid Growth: In under 8 months, Loop scaled to a team of 10, launched a supplement line, and became a sought-after platform for peptide-based health coaching. (30:32)
• Alignment as the Engine: Stephanie credits alignment and releasing self-doubt (not giving a f*ck) as her primary strategy for business acceleration.
  • "That's the strategy. Not caring. Just going for it." (35:28)
• Role of Sisterhood: Several major collaborators and team members were women she met at Jessica’s retreat, highlighting the power of intentional networking and authentic community.

3. Redefining Success and Hustle After 50

• Breaking Age Stereotypes: Stephanie started this chapter at 50, debunking the myth that it’s “too late” to begin again.
  • "Every one of us feels at some point... that it's too late... and the fact that you decided to double down on your innate design at 50 is inspiring..." (41:31)
• Public Presence: From an extremely private Instagram account and reluctance to share, Stephanie now embraces visibility, leveraging podcasts and social media as tools for her mission.

4. Science & Business of Peptides and GLP-1s

• Peptide Education: Peptides = short chains of amino acids; the body recognizes and uses them to optimize function, rather than simply replace what is missing (like traditional meds).
  • "A peptide goes and says, okay, what receptor is this supposed to stimulate and put to work? ...it enhances and optimizes what you already have in your body." (48:00)
• GLP-1s (e.g., Ozempic, Wegovy):
  • Get negative press due to abuse and improper dosing, but can be life-changing for weight management, insulin resistance, inflammation, and even brain health.
  • Stories: Jessica shared how microdosing GLP-1s helped her mother reverse prediabetes and her own journey overcoming years of inflammation. (51:24)
  • Stephanie explained the risk of high dosages and the medical system’s short appointments, advocating for careful, individualized care.
    • "They're not putting the lifestyle together that you need to add to the GLPs... they're like 'oh, it's not working? Take more.' " (49:37)
  • Beyond weight loss: Use in autoimmunity, mental clarity, and as a tool (not a crutch)—"it's a tool. It's no different than a personal trainer or a chef or taking B12... it's just a tool." (54:48)

5. Loop’s Business Model

• Stephanie is the coach and public face; licensed medical providers on her team handle client plans, bloodwork, and telehealth oversight—marrying AI and hands-on medical expertise.
  • "AI is reading the blood work and AI is creating your peptide plan with marrying your goals... but the doctor path is really the way to go because there's a human component..." (43:44)
• Education-first approach: Website includes an AI-driven educational portal; access for those unable to afford full coaching.

6. Mindset and Metaphysics—Operating in “Quantum” States

• Quantum Leap: Stephanie attributes the acceleration of her business and fulfillment to surrendering control, operating from intuition and energetic alignment.
  • "You came in wanting one thing and then the universe gave you what you really needed..." (22:17)
  • "You're in alignment... you're in your highest timeline..." (65:50)
• Community & Frequency: The retreat, breathwork, and subsequent business reflected Stephanie’s shift from logic/linearity to multidimensional, intuitive living.
• Feminine Power: Jessica and Stephanie discuss reclaiming feminine flow as a source of business creativity, having spent years in a more masculine (forced hustle) paradigm.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On embracing public presence:
  "I just stopped caring. Which is a strategy."
  – Stephanie Gambetta (35:28)

• On rebirth during breathwork:
  "When you sat up from that breathwork session, it's the woman that I'm looking at right now... you were being reborn."
  – Jessica Zweig (21:14)

• On getting started at 50:
  "At its core... the strategy is unapologetically zero f*cks given—living your light, being in alignment as yourself. And you can create and manifest and expand anything from that place."
  – Jessica Zweig (57:43)

• On mission and feminine leadership:
  "My boyfriend... I love my relationship with you because I can be so feminine. In my marriage, I had to be so masculine."
  – Stephanie Gambetta (64:36)

• On judgment and GLP-1s:
  "What's the difference if someone wants to lose 5 or 10 pounds versus 40? You still don't feel good in your jeans."
  – Stephanie Gambetta (55:07)

• On quantum possibility:
  "The generations of women that came before us... we are doing it for them. We're walking the path that they had to endure that we now get to thrive in."
  – Jessica Zweig (25:31)

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Timestamps to Key Segments

• Stephanie’s Breathwork Breakthrough (Retreat Experience): 13:05 – 22:20
• Starting Loop & Business Insights: 24:53 – 35:28
• Scaling Rapidly & Letting Go of Perfection: 35:28 – 42:38
• Clarifying Loopway’s Telehealth Model: 42:45 – 45:30
• Peptides & GLP-1s Explained: 47:55 – 56:00
• Mindset for Reinvention & Advice at 50: 57:43 – 66:10
• Future of Wellness & Final Reflections: 65:50 – 67:01

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Episode Takeaways

• True transformation—both spiritual and professional—requires radical authenticity and self-trust.
• Age is not a barrier; reinvention is always available no matter the timeline.
• Peptides and modern telehealth (when applied with integrity and personalization) are powerful tools for healing and empowerment.
• Sisterhood, community, and aligned frequency accelerate results beyond linear planning.
• The “new hustle” is rooted in meaning, healing, feminine flow, and quantum trust—leading to lives and businesses that thrive.

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Further Exploration

• Connect with Stephanie: The Loopway Website
• Jessica Zweig: Instagram, Podcast
• Listen to full episode for extended stories and technical guidance on peptides and personal branding.

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Transcript

[Jessica Zweig]

Welcome to the Spiritual Hustler podcast. I'm your host, Jessica Zweig, multi seven figure serial entrepreneur, best selling author and branding and business coach. And this is a show where we are redefining the word hustle. Reclaiming our true feminine nature of magnetism and putting down the self judgments and shame around loving to work and making a lot of money at it.

On this show, you're going to learn.

How to stop hustling and start spiritually hustling. By pressing play, you are now part.

Of a new movement of women who.

Don'T hustle for money. We hustle for meaning. We don't hustle from lack. We hustle for love. We don't hustle from survival. We hustle for humanity's thriving. We hustle toward healing the ancestral programming of fear and step into a new understanding of safety in the body to.

Receive this shift isn't going to only heal your life. It's going to make you a whole lot richer too.

This is the Spiritual Hustler podcast.

Well, hello my beautiful spiritual Hustlers and.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Welcome back to the podcast.

[Jessica Zweig]

I am your host, Jess, and I am freaking out to bring this interview to you guys today. I gotta tell you, I've done I don't even know how many episodes at this point, hundreds, hundreds in my podcasting career. And this one is, I just got.

The full body chills.

This one is up there. And before I get into my guest today and how all of this manifested and what this interview really is all about, I gotta just welcome you to the show. I'm so grateful you're here. As always, I'm your host, Jess. If you're new to the show, welcome. If you're not new, welcome back. I want to take a quick second to remind you, if you have not yet subscribe to the podcast, wherever you get them, share this podcast with all of your friends. Spread the love. This is the best way the show grows and to leave a review. And guess what I'm doing, guys? Guess what I'm bringing back. I have back in stock the Spiritual Hustler sweatshirts. Okay, you guys, these are taupe colored, yummy fresh luxe sweatshirts that have the Spiritual Hustler logo on the front and has the whole mantra of the show down the sleeve, a beautiful big quote on the back. You guys, these are so fly and I have so many to shower you guys with. And I'm gonna do giveaways again in exchange for a review. I love when I get to do this. I just got a whole new stockpile of inventory, and I am here to share the love. So this is how you win one. I'm gonna give one away every sing. So four sweatshirts a month, as long as you guys roll in these reviews. So what I want you to do is I want you to go to Apple. It's important you go to Apple podcasts, leave a review, five stars, a couple sentences, and I want you to screenshot that review and send it to me over on dm. On Instagram, I'm at Jessica Zweig, and I'm gonna pick a couple winners every single month. There's a lot of chance to win. And you guys know I give away beautiful swag. It comes with a personal note from me. I want you guys to rock the spiritual hustler mission movement wherever you go, literally wear it sleeve.

And I'm going to be doing these giveaways. As long as I have sweatshirts, they're yours.

I'm so excited to actually get these out there again. So again, all you've got to do is screenshot your Review on Apple. 5 stars. DM it to me over on the gram. I will be scanning my DMS to find you, and I will most likely write you back and ask for your home address, and it will be sent straight to your door. Okay, so let's talk about my incredible guest today, Stephanie Gambetta. Omg.

So, Stephanie came into my life a.

Year ago at my retreat, Claim youm Light. She signed up to join me in Mexico, in Riviera, Maya. And this is the beautiful thing about my retreats, my retreats, you come in as, you know, retreat attendees, and we leave as a tribe. We leave as true sisters. And Stephanie, as she will explain today in a lot of detail, had one of the biggest activations in the entire group. I will let her share this story. But I watched Stephanie Gambetta, the version of her who came into my retreat on day one, D, on day three, and leave on day five, reborn. She says this in the podcast. It's hard for me to even hold it and take total credit. She said, I'm not taking total credit. I will take maybe some credit. But she said that if it wasn't for that retreat, she wouldn't be where she is today doing what she's doing. And, you guys, she is on fire. She's the founder of the Loopway and the host of the Loopway podcast and is a sought after Peptide and wellness coach. And, you know, we talk about Peptides, you guys, we talk about GLP1s today. We talk about, like, the whole peptide industry. She is really a woman who is, you know, now known as the woman who pivoted at 50 and is on a mission to not only share her own journey of authenticity, but to really empower her community to live the most vital lives through Peptides fitness diet mindset. She really is here to bring optimal health to the world. And she does this through her insane natural spark. Like, she is a light. I remember actually before she even came to my retreat, when I had my first phone call with her months before when she was considering coming, we actually had a conversation. I was on Zoom. She was in her car on her phone, and I hung up the phone with Stephanie, and I called Megan, my best friend who is producing the retreat. And I'm like, I think I just met, like, a soul sister. I am in love with this woman. I talked to her for 15 minutes and I was like, she is a full yes. And here we are a year later, getting to really support one another on so many levels. And it is my deepest, greatest honor to bring a woman who came into my world who is now crushing, crushing her business, has stepped into her highest timeline, is living out her purpose and dharma, and is changing so many lives along the way to bring this incredibly real, actionable, inspiring conversation to all of you, whether you're Interested in peptides, GLP1s, entrepreneurship, sisterhood, breathwork, the quantum healing, trauma. We get into all of it today, and I just know that you're going to get as much life out of this interview as I did. Stephanie is the embodiment of life. She is a force. And so, without further ado, here is my amazing conversation with Stephanie Gambetta.

Stephanie, Sister, welcome to my podcast.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

I can't believe I'm here.

[Jessica Zweig]

I can't believe you're here.

I love.

I feel so honored that you came into my world, let alone, like, made it all the way to my show. You're such a fucking light.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Oh, I don't know. It's very surreal.

[Jessica Zweig]

Well, there's so much that has happened since you and I met. Yeah. And we're going to talk about it because what you're up to in the world is incredible. And I'm on the Peptide train. I'm fascinated by the science of it all. But before we get into, like, all of the questions in the story, and I really want to hear what's transpired since Claim youm Light, I have to ask you the first question that I ask every one of my guests.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Okay.

[Jessica Zweig]

Which is the spirit of the show, Spiritual hustling. We're hustling in a new vibration. What are you spiritually hustling for right now?

[Stephanie Gambetta]

To have a voice and make a difference.

[Jessica Zweig]

Beautiful. I. Yeah, you're fucking doing it.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Thanks.

[Jessica Zweig]

I so see that in action. It's amazing to watch you. I remember the first time I met you.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

It was on the zoom.

[Jessica Zweig]

You were on your. It was a zoom, but you were in your car and it was on your phone, and I was on my computer, and you had reached out about coming to my retreat and in Mexico, Claim youm Light. And I got off the phone with you, and I called Megan, you know, my best friend, who's my producer. And I'm like. She's like one of my favorite women I've ever seen come through my community. I swear to God. I was in the Costco parking lot, and you ended up signing up.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

And I remember that day, too, because I was very much. If you remember, like, I wanted my sister to come very badly, and so. But I hung up, and I was like, oh, I'm going. If my sister's coming or not, I'm going. I felt that I hung up and I'm like, this is where I'm supposed to be.

[Jessica Zweig]

It's so funny when you're like, in the world of running an online community, that full heart. Yes.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Yeah.

[Jessica Zweig]

It's gotta be mutual.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Yes. You know what I mean?

[Jessica Zweig]

No matter how big or small your audience is. And I work in a very intimate way with my containers. Right. And for me, it's all around frequency and energy, and there was such deep alignment from the very moment we met. I want to get into this experience that you had at Claim youm Light, because I feel so honored that that was clearly an opening for you and a springboard into some things. But you mentioned you were like, how did you first come across me? I don't even know.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

It was so weird. Okay, so my boyfriend's born on 88. Okay. So I was just kind of getting introduced to Lionsgate. I think it's when my world started opening up of kind of what else is out there, you know? And there's more. I've always been really spirit, but I've never been tapped into any real energetic field or I knew I had a gift. I just. I knew I had something, but it was never something that was. I had the energy or I had someone to introduce me to. I knew there was something, but I was never tapped into it. So.

[Jessica Zweig]

Eight.

Eight.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

My boyfriend's birthday, and I'm like, okay, he's very special. To me and a special man and was brought in into my life for many, many reasons. And I think we have many lives together before this.

[Jessica Zweig]

See, you are spiritual.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

I know, but I wasn't sure how this all worked. So I'm looking. I'm looking at 8A, and this beautiful woman pops into, like, my for you page, I think. I didn't follow you. I had no idea who you were. And you were hosting a 88 portal. Like, you were gonna come and talk about everything that Lionsgate was. And you were hosting a group of people, and I couldn't make it that to it. And I don't remember why I couldn't make it, but I was like, who is this goddess? Like, what is this? And who is this goddess talking to me? Who knows so much? So then I start following you, and I'm like, all right, I see who she is, and I think she can teach me some things. Let me kind of see what else is going on. She's got a book out. You're just about to launch your book. I was like. Bought your book. And I was like, that's gonna be my first step. And then you talked about this retreat. And I will be honest, because this is really part of the story. I saw how much it costs, and I said in my mind, fuck off, Jessica. Who's gonna ask for this? Like, I literally. I mean, where was my walk? And I was like, that's really funny. So then I kept going on, and I let it. And I was kind of disappointed, and I let it go.

[Jessica Zweig]

Sure.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Okay. Well, then you come back in, and I don't know how you came back into my field, but it comes out again. And then there's a little voice that's like, don't be so quick to, like, let go of this. And I thought, well, I know my sister could afford something. And then I thought, and this was the biggest key, is that who are these other 18 women that are going to put this much down and their integrity, their heart, their soul, their financial, their time, all of it to value you. I want to meet these women.

[Jessica Zweig]

No one see you.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

I wanted to meet you.

[Jessica Zweig]

Well, it's also valuing themselves. Yes, they're there to value. They value me, but they don't come for me. You come for you.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

So I was like, who are these? Like, I want to meet these women, and these women are going to really. I knew instantly, like, this group was going to help me decide, because I was coming in with a decision I wanted to make. Did I want to launch this coaching Business that I had already branded, already formed, spent all this money on, and had a failure to launch. And I remember my coach saying to me, stephanie, when you're looking for certainty, it's when you're the least clear at all. And she reminded me of that on the trip, because I wanted to come out with, like, I'm either to launch this or I'm not. And my failure to launch was, like, really big. I had, like, all these excuses like, oh, I've got six kids in two different states, and I worked so much when the kids were younger. And they. I mean, I had this story was.

[Jessica Zweig]

Going and going and going and going.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

But somehow I wanted to come there and have a clearer vision of kind of what it was. So I went there with a mission.

[Jessica Zweig]

Yep.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

And it came out very different.

[Jessica Zweig]

I know you did.

I know you. I know it did.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

But I think I went in with the part of me that has led me in the wrong direction, you know, who is very much like, linear. Like, one plus one equals two. This is what you should do next. You've already spent this money and you've created brands, so do this. Instead of the feeling of, like, this is not aligning with me. This doesn't feel like it's, like, at all who I am. I feel like I'm trying to fit a square peg in a red hole. But I've done all these other things. So that was a very big story of the past. I'm 50, so I've started a bunch of business. I've done a lot of things, and most of them were not in alignment. Right.

[Jessica Zweig]

Wow. And you use the word linear.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Yes.

[Jessica Zweig]

Which we all know, at least I believe is an illusion. Like linear time.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Yes.

[Jessica Zweig]

Like, 1 plus 1 equals 2 is 3D. Polarizing limits possibility. Like, when you really understand that we live in quantum time and, like, multidimensional realities can be happening at once. And how we expand. What is our dimension, Our right timeline is only possible when we get into alignment.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Yes.

[Jessica Zweig]

So what you're talking about is big, really big. Can we go to, like, the breath work moment at Claim youm Light? Because you came in with your sister. You guys were like, you came to play.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Let me show you what lead up to. These are some stuff that led up to that breath work. Because I've done a lot of time thinking about that moment. Because I'm the normal person in breath work. I'm like, how much more time is left? Like, I'm the person who's, like, not present, is very self conscious.

[Jessica Zweig]

So this Was not your first time doing breath work? No. Okay.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Nothing like what I experienced with you?

[Jessica Zweig]

Yes.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

But I think it started off we went into Tulum, went to the caves, the Mayan caves that night.

[Jessica Zweig]

Yes.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

And we spent a lot of time in there. And we not only did, like, offerings by the fire, but we went and we did the whole sample. And what's weird thing is, I wasn't present in the sample. I was kind of like, I'm tired. I want to go. My sister was crying next to me, trying to comfort her. But I was definitely, like, feeling something interesting. But I felt my Nana. I felt my grandma on my mom's side. And I remember saying to myself, well, this is so weird.

[Jessica Zweig]

My nana's here. Oh, interesting.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Like, she's here.

[Jessica Zweig]

And you keep saying you're not spiritual. Go on.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

But early for backup. So earlier in that day, before we went there, we did the workshop where we did the triangles. Triangles, yeah. And I don't remember. I was super emotional, and I'm not an emotional person, but I'm doing the triangles, if I say that. But usually I'm not very emotional. I'm doing the triangles. And I turned to Aaron, who's now become a really good friend, and I.

[Jessica Zweig]

Was like, so weird.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

I'm really emotional.

[Jessica Zweig]

We're doing this.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Like, I'm really emotional. I'm cutting and pasting and placing, you know, things on there. But what I was emotional about is I couldn't figure out how it was here. And it was really interesting. Like I said to the group, I said, I. This overwhelming feeling. I don't know how I got here. And it was like this overwhelming feeling of like.

[Jessica Zweig]

Like, here in your life or here in the retreat?

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Physically in the retreat and here in my life. It was the two things. Like, I think a lot of it was, like, physically, like, for me to be at that retreat physically, like, I'd moved myself from Hawaii. I had been getting divorced. I'd done so many things, and I've been talking about going to retreat. I just couldn't believe I actually had, like, pull the trigger. I was here, and then, like, how am I with this amazing group of women? I was overwhelmed with, like, how am I here? And I think that's where it started, my emotional thing of, like, how am I here? There's something bigger going on. I don't know. So then I moved to the cave, and then I feel my Nana. Like, interesting. But, you know, whatnot, Wake up the next morning, and I feel her again before the breath work. I go, this Is so weird.

[Jessica Zweig]

And I'm like, nana's here again.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

All right. Hi, Nana. And she's my mom's mom from the East Coast. Super gnarly woman, like, like, in a great way. But she's hard on me. East coaster, smoked love. The New York Giants had a double mastectomy. So she was my whole life. I saw her as, like having like concave chest.

[Jessica Zweig]

Wow.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

And just I looked at her like, is this like, powerhouse? And I loved her as much as she was hard on me. Like, I lived in Hawaii and I had a tutu in Hawaii and she was in the east coast. And like anytime she called or I called or I went to college because I could be closer to her. She was just this, like she was some sort. I looked up to her in some way. As crazy as she was, she had a big impact on my life. So it wasn't strange that she came in, but I don't really remember her coming in to my realm that often in that sense.

[Jessica Zweig]

And then we start props to Rebecca, my yoga teacher and holotropic breathwork practitioner who I bring to every retreat. She's. There's something about Rebecca that you kind of can't put into words. Yeah, she holds the most expansive breathwork space I've ever seen. And you, myself, Megan, we were. We support Rebecca during breathwork. So we go over to the entire group like, like holding, touching, moving energy. Like basically being her like sidekick shamans, but not really like helping the group move through whatever energies coming up. And yeah, we see it. And you had a full on breakthrough in the.

I don't even.

It's not my story to tell. What happened to you in that moment? What was going on?

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Oh, my gosh. So from what I remember, I mean, I remember a lot of it. I mean, it was actually something I remember a ton of. But I remember just like leaning really quickly getting into it and getting into the breath and then realizing, like I had all this energy and I was like shaking my energy, I had to release. And I was started to sweat and cry. And the first. I started visualizing very quickly. And the first thing that I saw was my children, my girls, my daughter and my other daughter. So Madeline and Michaela. And we had these auras around us and it's like beautiful yellow light, white light. And they were kind of near me. And I'm crying and I'm telling I'm sorry that I got divorced her dad. And I'm sorry that I moved from Hawaii and I had just so much sad. I'm gonna cry now.

[Jessica Zweig]

Me too.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

So much sadness and shame and pain and, like, what I had put them through, and they were the opposite.

[Jessica Zweig]

They were like, oh, my gosh, Mom.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Like, we. We're wonderful. Like, we're brave. We're here. Like, they were making me feel, like, move through this. Like, we got you. There's no need to hang on to this any longer. Like, this is our journey, and we're happy, and we love where we live, and we love that you're happy. And so, like, it was them actually, like, taking care of me in this moment as I was, like, sharing just how much pain and sadness and that I had around this. Around the divorce and what I felt like I had done to them. It wasn't their choice, you know, this was something that I had chosen. So I don't know if you or Megan came to me at that point, but I think anytime someone kind of came and either held me or made me feel like I was okay, I moved to a different position. Position.

[Jessica Zweig]

I remember this. Yeah.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

And something else kind of came. So there were three different places that I went in this 90 minutes. So then the next place that I remember going, same energy, same light, same yellow and white. And it. But it was me and my partner. So JP and I were here, and now we have six kids, so I've got two, he's got four. And we were. At this point in the visualization, I'm kind of. We're kind of above them here, and they're all kind of below us. And my girls now are taking care of his kids and telling them that we're all okay, you know, and that we're all one and that it's the king and the queen and all of us, and we're here, and we're one unit. And, like, it was just my girls healing his kids.

[Jessica Zweig]

Wow.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

And us just all together, just this one unit and just lots of love, but tears, but, like, healing. But it was really my girls that had taken from the first thing and then been like, no, I'm healing everybody. Like, we're good. So I'm there, and then it gets crazy. So the last piece is my grandma. My nana comes, and she is bright, and she is this, like, globe of. I don't know what it was. Not her, but it was her energy. It was yellow and white. And she comes into my chest, and she's, like, in my body, and I'm laying there. And I think that's why when I'm like.

[Jessica Zweig]

You were shaking?

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Shaking, yes, very much. And, like, very Sweaty. I mean, I should remember being, like, very, very. And she's like, stop playing small. She's like, you are me. And she's like, I got you. Knock it off. Like, stop it. Stopping this woman. Like, you have a voice. Use it. You have something to say. And, like, I'm so, like. I'm like. Because she was that woman. Like, knock it off. She wasn't being, like, cool and, like, cuddly. She was being, like, kind of aggressive of like, I'm with you this whole time, and you need to stop this. Stop it. And you got a message, and, like, you saw me and you thought I was brave. And I cried with her for her, like, deformities. And I cried with her because she had, like, to be so strong. Like, I don't have those deformities. You know, I can have a voice like, what am I hiding about? You know? And here's this woman had, like, so much to overcome, and she lived a proud life. And so I was like, shit. All right. I mean, I don't. So at this point, I don't know what's going on. But I do remember at that point kind of coming out of it and everyone leaving the room. Like, the circle had already happened. People leaving the room. And my personality is the second. Someone been, like, time to gather up. I'd be like, okay. Like the little soldier. I didn't hear anything. I remember. I didn't know that it was done. And then I remember Rebecca coming over and you guys. And she's like, are you okay? And I'm like, no, you can explain what happened. But I didn't mean. At the time, I had no idea.

[Jessica Zweig]

I mean, you're. You could tell that you. Well, you know, breath work takes you into a different set of, like, a state of consciousness where you can truly. It opens up your third eye, your pineal gland. It activates all different parts of your brain that are typically not online. And it takes a good, you know, 30, 20, 30 minutes, 40 to accelerate. And I felt like you.

The second it started, like, went right.

In, and then it just kept expanding. And you could just tell you were shaking, you were sweating, you were moving in different positions. You were having, like, serious energy. Could see it physically moving through you. And what I will say to you is, like, I said to you from the beginning of this conversation, when I met you on that phone in fucking Costco, I was like, she's so bright. But when you sat up from that breathwork session, it's the woman that I'm looking At right now. Like, you. You transformed something cleared, like, energetic density and a blocking of your aura, even though you were already so bright. It was like you sat up and you were being reborn. Yes. And like, anyone knows, going through a birth canal. It's bloody, it's messy. It's like, it's painful. And I could tell that there was, like, exquisite pain happening in your body, but exquisite. Like ecstasy and, like, love, I should say. And just a ton of clearing is what felt like was coming through even though you were still in it.

I was like.

She just left something really intense. Right. Like, behind.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Yeah.

[Jessica Zweig]

And we knew you were gonna be okay. Like, I. I was so proud and so grateful that had happened to you. And what's so amazing is, like, you came in and wanting one thing. Yeah. And then the universe gave you what you really needed because of all of the women in that space. And everyone had a big experience. Like, you definitely had the biggest. Yeah. And it felt. I was just happy for you.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Thank you.

[Jessica Zweig]

I was happy for you.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

I didn't. The crazy thing is I still didn't know.

[Jessica Zweig]

Right.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Because I've been so. I didn't really know what had happened. I go up to my room journaling. I'm writing, and then I'm like, okay, well, I need a room. I call my mom first because of my grandma. She doesn't answer. Leave her this message. I call my boyfriend. He had done a mushroom journey by eight weeks before. And so I was kind of like, maybe this is similar.

[Jessica Zweig]

I don't know.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

I didn't know. Like, whatever. So I didn't reach either one of them, but I journaled. And then I read. I messaged my coach and I read my journal. Cause I'm like, can I want to read this now while it's fresh, so we can revisit this at some point? Because I. It's too much. But, like, I want to. I don't want to forget what I wrote and whatnot. So I read it to her. And then I think I walked the beach. And we had our closing stuff and whatnot and retreat. Everyone kind of left. And I was spending another two nights. JP Was going to town. And then I meet Natalie. And now when I say meet her, like, there were 18 women. So you spend certain amount of time with certain women. And then all of a sudden. And I hadn't spent much time with. With Natalie. We were like, the two left in the room. So we start talking about what she does and kind of what I do as a health coach. We kind of talked about maybe trading some stuff. And it was great. We kind of left it at that. So fast forward the next day, I get sick, like, physically.

[Jessica Zweig]

Wow.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Really, really sick. Like, out of the blue, like, all of a sudden, I'm like, I got into bed. You know the sickness where, like, your eye mask is here.

[Jessica Zweig]

Yeah.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

And you're like, I'm too weak to get my eye mask.

[Jessica Zweig]

Yeah.

Ooh.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Much less. How am I get back to la? So Natalie messaged me. My boyfriend's like, oh, my God, what is happening with her? Because I. I'm like, I don't. And this was sick.

[Jessica Zweig]

Sick.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

And so she messaged me. I'm like, oh, girlfriend, I'm sick. She was, oh, you're not sick. She's like, your body's catching up to where your soul went. I hadn't talked to her the entire retreat. Little bit. And now this woman is completely there for me and guiding me. And she goes, oh, this is where you had say this, this and this and that. She had sent me all this stuff to say that night. She was trying to get some food in you and say this stuff out loud tonight and tomorrow morning and you'll be fine. I mean, I. When I say I'm so sick, I was like, okay, I'm really sick, but whatever. So I go, I get some soup in me, go downstairs, I say my stuff, I go to bed and.

[Jessica Zweig]

Yeah, fine, fine.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Right. Of course, Jess. I went into Tulum that day and formed loop.

[Jessica Zweig]

Okay.

I was just.

Thank you for the segue, because I was like, I have full body chills.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Yeah.

[Jessica Zweig]

You went into Tulum at day and you formed loop. So magic is real.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Yes.

[Jessica Zweig]

The quantum exists, and you are your grandmother's greatest dream. Oh, thank you. I shared that on Instagram, like, as you were talking. It's like the generations of women that came before us, if they only had the privileges and the freedoms that we have today to create anything we want to create.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

It's.

[Jessica Zweig]

It's like we are doing it for them. We're walking the path that they had to endure that we now get to thrive in. Yeah. You know, so all that to say loop. Okay. Because I. I haven't seen you since January. Yes.

And.

But I follow you very closely and I watched you. It felt like you treat. Felt like energetically. When I picture you in my mind, like, this is like a trampoline. And then you, like, left and something happened, which you just fucking explained. And then all of a sudden you, like, shot out over like a canyon and are now, like, on a Unicorn, like, doing your dharma. Like, I feel like if your energy is so big and aligned and bright around your business, which is not what you came into the retreat to do. So tell us about Loop, how it was birthed into loom and what it, what's happening with it now. Because I know so many magical things are aligning for you all the time. And then we'll get into like, all things Peptides, because I have a lot of questions for you.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

So it's interesting when I got to the airport and I meet Aaron for the retreat and here's this like six foot goddess and she's got like a crown of pearls on her head. And I shove in my workout clothes, you know, and I put some thought into this retreat because I thought these 18 women are going to be like, badasses. Like, I had my outfits laid out very kind of unlike me. I was like, I'm going to shut my best, like, person. And I walk in and see Aaron. I'm like, look, I should have just better for the plane.

[Jessica Zweig]

Stephanie look gorgeous.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

I loved her every moment. I mean, that's kind of what I do anyway. But we talked about Peptides and the second I got into the car with her because she was on Pets and Peptides in New York and nothing really worked for her, but she, we were just dabbling. And then I realized the entire retreat, all I was talking about was Peptides, like between each woman or asking her our group tables, you know, and it was, and it was just still like, Peptides weren't talked about like they are now. It was just kind of started the like, little tickle of like, kind of what teaser of like, what is, what are Peptides? Like, people are using it. But it was quiet. It was not all over social media. It's kind of like if you knew, you knew. But it wasn't like, tell me about this. And it was towards the end of the retreat that Aaron's like, girlfriend, you need to do like, coaching on Peptides. Like, you light up. This is what you're into. So it was in the back of my brain that, God, I've been on fire talking about this, like, confidently. Like it felt like it was part of my alignment. Like it was part of all of everything that had led before to now with my health coaching and what it just, I. And I was really confident about it. Like, it was, I felt like I had, I really owned this space and I was still somewhat new in it, but it was like I had a message to give. So I knew that. And before the retreat, my boyfriend had said to me. He's like, there's something here staff. Like, we should, like, you know, why don't we talk to so and so. So I'd had a little bit in my background of, like, maybe there's a way we could do this. So we go into Tulum and we start talking about the name of our company, and Loop comes out, and we talk about just this infinity sign, how life is supposed to be in flow. Right. And it's everlasting and it doesn't end. And so we. A couple different versions, and then we're sketching it out. So we got back to the hotel, and we were on the patio of the hotel where all this happened, and we're sketching all the different logos and our logo today. I have. I got a woman out of New York last weekend when I was there for a conference, and she's like, it's just branding pressures. I love your logo and your brand so much. Who designed it?

[Jessica Zweig]

You guys did.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

We did.

[Jessica Zweig]

No, your logo is fire. No. And it's really true. It speaks to the power of brand. There's something when you hit it and you can get an icon right? And, like, the right font. I meant I'm a brand snob. I've been doing this forever. It matters. And everyone go look at Loop's logo to know what we're talking about. But it's.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

It's really.

[Jessica Zweig]

It does. It makes you remember it.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

And what's interesting is, since then, we've had some brownie people come in, and I don't like anything. And I'm like, We're just like, let's just like, it's not broken.

[Jessica Zweig]

Don't fix it.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

There's a reason for it. Like, and it's part of the story, and it's bold. It says a lot. And so, yeah, so it was done. And then we just kind of went running, I guess, and not sure. Like, we were building the plane in the air, as my boyfriend likes to say.

[Jessica Zweig]

That's what every entrepreneur does.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Yes. We're building plane in the air and trying to figure out, like, how do you do, you know, telehealth with if you don't have doctors in different states? And we. We had to navigate a lot of things. So let's circle back to Natalie, because there's a lot of players, and I don't think you know this, of women who are in the retreat that are played a big role in Loop, which is really wild.

[Jessica Zweig]

I don't know this.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Yes. So Natalie and I are just talking a little bit. I'm health coaching her. And so she's doing some stuff with me. And she's like, oh, Sammy, like your chart right now. Like, you need to go and you need to go fast. She had the alignment of he. She. I don't think I've ever seen something like this. Like, you need to go very, very, very fast. And she was right. Because now we see what's happened and I don't know if it was just that and everything else that we went really fast and we just started plugging and just the. My team. I've. 10 employees have.

[Jessica Zweig]

Who I've called 10 employees already.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Yes.

[Jessica Zweig]

Okay, continue.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Who come into my life. Like my business partner from Hawaii, who I owned a bar Method studio is like, let's just. Sorry.

[Jessica Zweig]

You started this in February. It's not even. It's October. So in less than eight months, you've built an organization with 10 employees. Well, yeah.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

We have a supplement line that's about to come out. I mean, it's. We've been going really fast. Yeah. But all of it. Jess has been called in. Like, that's the layers that like, even the supplement line. Like the person who's doing with us. You're like, where did you come from?

[Jessica Zweig]

Wow.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

You know, and just so in line with the administration right now. And has like every piece of integrity for a supplement mind that I would want with, like, the right certifications on all of it. Like, we didn't have to look. So it's from that to the people to like. It's just been this, like, divine. It's hard for me to. It doesn't make sense sometimes, but it's beautiful.

[Jessica Zweig]

Well, okay. It is beautiful and it does make sense because you're in alignment. But can we just crack into. Because of a lot of women who are building businesses. I mean, you are just such an incredible case study on what happens when we choose ourselves. We take the leap. We don't. We trust the unknown.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Yeah.

[Jessica Zweig]

Let go of old stories and identities. We get into alignment. We trust the universe and like it. It does work like this. Like, I teach this and it's hard to teach it. And it's another thing to, like, live it and be the embodiment of it at the same time. I want to understand what do you think from a business perspective has been so what have been some of the biggest needle drivers and movers in the business to scale that fast. Like, can we get into that?

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Yeah. I think the first thing I can swear on this is not you can swear not giving a. I was so private. I was a private Instagram. Anything I put on Instagram, I felt like I was an imposter. Like, it just didn't res. So to go. To switch to public and just to go out there, I mean, I had my girls being like, what are you doing?

[Jessica Zweig]

That's what I was saying when I was like, you were on this baby trampoline and you jumped to canyon. Now you're on a unicorn. Like, you are so public. You are so bright.

You are.

It's like you were born for this, though. It's like you were really. You would never guess. You were invisible before.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

What's interesting is so my human design. So I was working in human design kind of before this. And she was Mara's. You need me. Mara Sinclair. She's amazing.

[Jessica Zweig]

Okay.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

And she was very clear with me. She's like, you know, you're not supposed to coach one on one. Like, you have this voice and you're supposed to use it and you have a mission. You. You're supposed to be big and loud. One on one. Coaching is not what you're supposed to be doing. You're supposed to speak to a larger, larger audience. I'm like, I am not having a podcast. I am not going on stage. I am not going. I wish everything made me just go. Absolutely not. Maybe another time in my life. So I already had that. Knowing that, like, there is something inside of you. And then I have another really weird thing. And I've. I say this to very close people to me, but I'm gonna say it to you today. Cause it's very. It's part of this whole story is I get told a lot. You remind me exactly of somebody that I know. I get it a lot. And so I thought maybe my past life I was famous or maybe my past life I had a voice. Because it's too often that someone's like, God, you are like, exactly. Like, it's like they recognize me somewhere or something. Something like that. And so I thought maybe. And recently someone's like, no, it's because you can live in many place. Like, this is part of you. And like, when I'm saying famous, I'm not saying a famous person, but someone who actually speaking and has conviction and has a message and a person was well known and is known for something.

[Jessica Zweig]

Yeah.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

And so it starts slowly, kind of makes sense of like, maybe I'm just stepping into who I've always been or I am. But in this minute or this last 50 by first 50 years of this existence on earth, in this life, I couldn't find that person. I was super lost. I was very lost. And so to actually find, like, it's actually kind of crazy. Feels good. And as much as my kids are like, this is so uncomfortable. Like, what are you doing? I'm like, just hang in there with me. Like, this is gonna make sense. And even my social media person, like, she plays a whole role in all this. Like, she was. I literally called a friend and she had been on like some TV stuff when I was trying to do my first business and be like, do you have someone who can like do videos and great photographer and I need some. Need some new stuff? And she's like, oh yeah, this is my person and whatnot. So she comes and she's on the phone with me and she's just asking me like, so many questions about myself. And I'm like, I've never done a photo shoot with someone so invested in me. Comes down and has this mood board with me and like, just saw me and did so much stuff. And so when I came to her and I'm like, you're gonna think this is crazy after the treatment, like, I'm going in this different direction. Do you want to come with me? And so she basically had never done social media and does all my stuff. We shoot for two hours once a week. That's it. And then she edits them and it's, it's all like, whatever. It's off the cuff. We don't do more than one take, really. Unless the peptide thing and I say the wrong thing. But for the most part, like, I just stop caring.

[Jessica Zweig]

Which is a strategy.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Yeah.

[Jessica Zweig]

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And I want to say for anyone that is listening, yeah, what you just said about at 50 years old. Which by the way, I can't believe we're 50. But at the end of the day, every one of us feels at some point or another that it's too late.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Yes.

[Jessica Zweig]

That we miss our boat, that we're too old, that the space has changed, the algorithms too saturated, whatever the the story might be. And the fact that you decided to double down on your innate design at 50. Yeah. Is inspiring and I think I hope gives a lot of people a kick in the ass. And hope. Yeah that like it is never too late because I didn't know you until claim your light but when I hear you say like I was none of these things. I was never interested in being a social media on stage, didn't want to be on podcasts and now look at you like you're It's a completely different timeline. 100 It's a completely different timeline. So like not giving a so Doing like the podcast, the social, like doubling down. What have. Also because you sell. It's a telehealth.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Yeah. A form of telehealth. So I can explain to what it is.

[Jessica Zweig]

Yeah. I want to understand your business model a little bit more, how you drive revenue, how you got it to pop, aside from the greatest strategy of all time, which is being yourself enough and not giving a. And then we'll again talking about the science of peptide. So let's go back to the business.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Right?

[Jessica Zweig]

And how is. How's the business model set up and how are you growing the client base?

[Stephanie Gambetta]

So I was very clear. I'm not a doctor and I'm a nurse, and I'm not going to go on social media and pretend that I'm on any of those things because that did not feel authentic.

[Jessica Zweig]

Sure.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

And so I thought, okay, I want to form a company where I have doctors and nurses that work for me and I'm the voice and I can coach you because I'm a good coach and I've been on so many peptides and I can talk with the pillars of health and I can do everything that can support it. But like, when I come to like reading blood work and figuring out what peptides are for you, that's not my wheelhouse. And so I was like, okay, I'm gonna hire these smart doctors and nurses and kind of create this. I'm like, okay, now this is the problem. Like, how does telehealth work? This is a little more complicated. I'm literally in Colorado with my boyfriend and we are like white walling it, like being like whiteboarding it. Like, my parents are like, this is crazy. Like, how is this gonna work? And so how you realize. And this is right before AI really popped. Like, we can use. Let's use AI and the doctors, they're doctors and they're nurses and they're. They've been in this industry for a long time, but they're acting as educators, not doctors. So they're clients and they're not patients.

[Jessica Zweig]

Got it.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Very different.

[Jessica Zweig]

Got it. Great.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

So AI is reading the blood work and AI is creating your peptide plan with marrying your goals. And we've actually put together the craziest AI so now we have it on our page. If you go, you can just go and put anything about peptides into the loopway.com and it'll be like, it will be basically your, your coach, your doctor, everything we fed it more than ever needs to know and we keep growing that. So in and itself you can go to our educational page and just feel like even if you can't afford a doctor, you could put your own blood work up in there, really do whatever you want to do and figure out kind of your own thing. But the doctor path is really the way to go, because there's a human component, and a creates a plan. The doctor goes in and kind of looks at everything and combines everything and kind of sees, okay, what? Plug and play as an educator. And the client comes in, and they really. Because the goals are just as important as the blood work. The blood work, like, tells a deeper story that you might not really understand. And it's also, like, starting point in the sense of, like, wait till six months, you do your blood work again. Because that's the real fun part, because the juice is in the. I mean, you see it. I mean, the proof is in the pudding. You see your numbers change. You see your cholesterol change, you see your lipids change. You see so much actually change. So I encourage. Not everybody will do it, but I encourage them to go through that process, because then you get a plan, right? So you sit down, and you're like, okay. And your blood work tells you one thing, and your goals tell you the other. And oftentimes my doctors and I work together and say, I think sometimes the goals might be more important than the blood work because someone just needs to start somewhere. Right. And if you really are like, I just feel terrible in my body and I'm inflamed and all these things, well, let's just deal with that first. Then I'll deal with your mitochondria. Right? Right. Then I can deal with, like, you know, how healthy are you from getting sick all the time? Like, let's work on your immunity. The stuff that's not sexy. Mostly want to start off with the sexy stuff, because it's like, I want to, like, feel good, and I want.

[Jessica Zweig]

To have my skin be better, and.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

I want to see, do these patches work?

[Jessica Zweig]

Right?

[Stephanie Gambetta]

And so I'm much more like, okay, there's a little bit of a sales process in there where I'm like, I want the client to see that this works. Like, I can take epithelium. It's the most studied peptide out there. And I felt nothing. But I know peptides. I know it works. I'll do it three times a year, and it's gonna help my telomeres, and it's gonna make me live longer. Did I feel anything? Absolutely not. Do I know. I just trust it. But it's. Cause I know Peptides. I'll give you peptides that you'll know will work right away. And that's kind of what I want a client to feel. Because then you're like, I'm sold. Like, if you give them the sex peptide. Yeah. PT 151. And you ask if it works, I will tell you stories, girls. It works. And my stories are really embarrassing. I've told them online. It really works. But sometimes I'm like, give this to your husband. If they're actually wondering if this works or not. And it works for men and women. I mean, how great is that? I mean, we're at this menopause conference in New York, and there's like, you name the doctor who's written books, one doctor talked about peptides, one of the entire thing. And we're talking about how Viagra is, like, the most funded pharmaceutical out there. Billions of dollars for men, there's nothing for women. And I want to be like, we have something that helps women, and it's very cheap, you know? And so it's just starting. But back to kind of the whole vision of it is that I wanted to start with doctors and nurses, and I want to be legit. I didn't want to be. I'm not an influencer, but I didn't want to be on someone online just being like, I'm now in peptides and this other work and message me Peptides, and I will send you all the information. I was like, no, really, people do that. And that's kind of how it started. And then we ended up, ironically, finding some of the wonderful people who know a lot more than I do. Super smart. We keep helping them get educated. They go to lots of all the conferences. And I went to one recently, which was fascinating. And you just realize that there's been so many case studies that have been used with peptides for the last 15, 20 years. And these doctors want to share, and that's why doctors have a practice. And I didn't know this word practice. They're practicing medicine. It's not an exact science. And you think with peptides, right? Everyone's like, well, we don't know. It's no different than medicine, except you're not putting a pill on you that's from China that says at the end of the day you might have diarrhea and death. I mean, if you look at all the things that they say at the end of some of these things, you're like, no one ever tell you with a peptide that you might die?

[Jessica Zweig]

No, it's true. Well, actually, beautiful segue is. Again, let's define what is a peptide.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Yeah, exactly. Okay. So a peptide is just a chain of amino acids.

[Jessica Zweig]

Okay?

[Stephanie Gambetta]

I mean, if you think about that, we are formed with 200,000 peptides in our bodies, right? So anytime you inject a peptide. So we're talking about injections, right? Now, your body recognizes the amino acid chain, right? So it's like I'm gonna compare it to, like, a thyroid medicine. Like, I'm on a synthetic thyroid medicine. So when I take a thyroid medicine, what it does for me is it replaces my thyroid. It does the work for my sluggish thyroid. It doesn't tell my thyroid, get to work. It's replacing my thyroid. So the longer I'm on it, my thyroid's going. I don't even need to work. Like, I can just lay on the couch because I've got this synthetic drug in my system doing the work for me. A peptide is the opposite. So the peptide goes and says, okay, what receptor is this supposed to stimulate and put to work? And so it recognizes it, and that's what it does. So it enhances and optimizes what you already have in your body. So I want to talk about GLPs, only because everyone's like, let's talk about the GLP.

[Jessica Zweig]

The.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

The dirty little.

[Jessica Zweig]

Yeah, what. What do you cover?

[Stephanie Gambetta]

And I think they're fantastic. And I too, what I want to talk about them is it gets a bad rap because. And it's not the doctor's fault. It's not Hollywood's fault. It's just when they first came on the scene, they're always used for obesity. They've been great. They've been used for last 20 years very, very well to help with weight loss, diabetes. So all of a sudden, doctors have been like, wow, oh, my gosh. It really helps with weight loss. It's not just if you're diabetic. And we also need to make money. Practices with doctors we know gets harder and harder with insurance and whatnot. And so all of a sudden, they have this drug that's they can charge a lot for. People kind of get dependent on and they don't know a lot about. And so when you go to the doctor and bless their hearts, I love Doctors. They got 15 minutes with you.

[Jessica Zweig]

That's right.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

And they're usually 15 minutes late. And someone's knocking their door because they need to see their next client. So they're not going into all the other things that are side effects of these GLPs. And really how to use them. They're like, oh, it's not working anymore. Take more. It's not working anymore. Take more. And so unfortunately, they're not putting the lifestyle together that you need to add to the GLPs. And they hadn't studied, like all the other benefits of being on a really, really low dose. And so all of a sudden, women. And part of my practice now is bringing women down and men. But you're on these really, really high dosages. And when I say like a microdose, if you think of a syringe unit, that's 50 units.

[Jessica Zweig]

Yeah.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

A syringe that you're just using with a little, little needle. A micro dose is like a five units of a syringe. These doses are syringe and a half that. Yes, that, that people are on. And so you can understand how it got out of control. Right. And then you're on it and you're scared because all of a sudden you're how do you lost a lot of weight and you feel good about yourself or you lost too much weight and you have no muscle and you. And there's just, it's. It's a racket.

[Jessica Zweig]

Totally.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

And people are scared of it.

[Jessica Zweig]

And thank you for breaking that down and being. And I've seen you talk about it on social media. And like my mom, first of all, in the last couple of years, she was pre diabetic, 79 years old, like was about to be diagnosed with diabetes. She got on GLP ones and she lost 35 pounds and she's no longer pre diabetic. I mean, my mom will probably live longer because of that. Right. I was inflamed. I had a ton of issues with my gut and my candida. I was, I had chronic sinus infections during my entire 30s. I was on. I was literally sick for 10 years. I had surgery on my sinuses. And the moral of that story is I was probably on 20 rounds of antibiotics in my 20s or my 30s. Steroids.

Your gut is just mention.

My gut is wrecked. And so I've had to do a lot of healing around inflammation.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Yeah.

[Jessica Zweig]

And so I was introduced to GLP1s a couple years ago. I microdose it. I'm very open about it and it has allowed me to like, come back into like, right size harmony with my body. And I have muscle and I love to eat food and like, not. I just want to like, be super candid about that.

I've talked about it a little bit.

On social media, but I feel like it has over indexed in being abused.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Yes.

[Jessica Zweig]

Which should be addressed. But it has such beautiful life changing effects for so many people.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Yeah.

[Jessica Zweig]

My husband has been on it. Yeah. Because he stopped drinking alcohol and he had a sugar addiction. Y. Like that was the next thing he went to and he was like, and I don't want to, you know, gain belly fat from it. And he makes this joke whenever he takes his.

And he's like, oh, oh, oh.

Like he'll say to the kitchen. So fudgeing. Funny. But he's like, cut back on sugar. He gets up three times a week and works out with his trainer. He's looks super. No, not. No one's emaciated. Like. Right. It's. It's just something to really, I think.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Claim as your mind is clear. I think there's so many other benefits than just a weight loss and from an autoimmune. So I had this girl, Jess Hudson on my podcast who's amazing. She. She almost died of Lyme. Seven years of Lyme. And she found my company through a friend and she's like. And kind. This is in the beginning. And so she was able to like screenshot before I put my logo on it, where I got them from. And so because she couldn't afford to put anything in her body that wasn't as pure. Pure. Pure. Right. Her. She sees one of the top Lyme doctors in New York and she does all the things. I mean she's the hyperbaric and she doesn't drink and she's eat gluing. She just like, I do all the things. I call him and say, hey, Doc, what do you think about me trying this micro dose? I want to try it. From an inflammation standpoint. He's like, jess, because you do everything else, go for it. And like, tell me how it is. Ten weeks later she calls him and she's like, I have never felt better in my entire life and she can't afford to lose a pound. And she's like, all my inflammation is clear from my brain. Right. I can think, my body feels amazing. I can exercise, I can run around.

[Jessica Zweig]

With my digestion is.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Your digestion is better. And he goes, jess, it's so interesting. We're now doing it. Standard protocol for every single Lyme patient is on a microdose of glb.

[Jessica Zweig]

And it has nothing to do with weight loss.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Nope. And that's what the future is going to be. And that's what I want to talk about was like Alzheimer's and just what it's doing for your brain. And just being so much better with insulin resistance. And so I talk about it because it's so easy, and I get hate sometimes, which is completely fine. But I'm saying at the end of the day, like, look in the mirror. Like, why are you judging anyone? It's a tool. It's no different than a personal trainer or a chef or somebody taking, I don't know, B12 vitamins, right? Like, it's a tool. You're just using it to optimize your body in whatever way you want. And so from a judgment standpoint, you know, I just say, look, as women and men, like, we need to stop judging each other. And that's. I want to be a health advocate of just saying, like, if you're choosing to take your health into your own hands, good for you. You know, share it with a friend. Talk about it. Like, we should all feel the best we felt, right? And the amount of women that come to me just crying and, like, hug me and go, I never thought I could feel good again.

[Jessica Zweig]

Wow.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

And they're off their SSRs, you know, and they're getting off of the stuff that was enabling. You know, they were saying, this is all I had. I'm not drinking as much or I'm not drinking at all anymore, or I don't have a food addiction. Like, the food noise is gone. I get in my car and I'm, like, happy driving to the grocery store, and my kids are like, mom, why are you so happy? You know? And then I say, like, what's the difference if someone wants to lose 5 or 10 pounds versus 40? You still don't feel good in your jeans.

[Jessica Zweig]

Exactly.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

So who are you to say that that's. That person shouldn't use it as a tool, but that person should use it as a tool, and I can provide it where it's affordable. And that's where I think the whole big pharma thing kind of comes into play, where, you know, what happened in 2020 and what's happening now? People are really saying, like, hey, listen, like, I need to take my health into my own hands. And, like, there's a reason why I should be able to get affordable healthcare and not paying $1,200 for my tirzepatide. That's ridiculous. And when in Europe, where they're from, it's 200. So I feel like there's enough people now behind it who are having voices. I mean, I get censored. My Instagram gets on pause every really? Oh, it's nuts. Wow, babe, you got to be very like, you do careful how you talk. And it's anti.

[Jessica Zweig]

System.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Yes. And to say we have free speech is. We don't.

[Jessica Zweig]

Yeah.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

And you're just talking about amino acids. I mean, we're talking about these little change.

[Jessica Zweig]

We're talking about. And like, my friend Christy Nahl, who's been on my podcast before, like, has been shadow banned for talking about microdosing psilocybin. Yes. Like, it's the deep state meta. It's owned by the Matrix. That's a whole other conversation. But just keep going because, like, it cuts through and I. I look at women in your space. Like, I. I run in a kind of slightly safer lane. Even though I will talk about aliens, I talk mainly about business and like, spirituality. But it's.

It is.

I think I just had Marianne Williamson come in and speak to my feminine frequency business community. And she said, if you're only getting applause, you're not talking loud enough. So thank you. Yeah, it's.

It's true.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

I had a funny.

[Jessica Zweig]

I tell this story.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

I think it's really funny. It was on 4th of July and kind of talked about how, like, you looked at my Instagram. You're like, what the heck? Yeah. You know, I had someone who's like, fighting cancer, and she gets out of the hospital and she goes, where have you.

[Jessica Zweig]

Where have I been?

[Stephanie Gambetta]

I just look at you now. But I walk into my friend's house and I love her husband, and he speaks the truth. And he's. He's hard on me in great ways. And when we first met, he told me he had no room for any other friends.

[Jessica Zweig]

Wow.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

And he's at my 50th birthday saying how much he loves me. I mean, just a great man who, you know. Anyway, long story short, she walk and he's like, oh, my God, your Instagram. She goes, people must hate you. That's.

[Jessica Zweig]

I mean, I take that as a compliment.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

And I start laughing. I go, you know what, Jeff? I'd hate me too.

[Jessica Zweig]

Yeah.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

And sometimes I go, I laugh at myself. Be like, oh, this is. I'm so annoying. But, you know, I show up every.

[Jessica Zweig]

Day so meta and like, meta meaning, like meta conscious. That's so powerful to say about yourself.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

You have fun with it. And if, you know, you have enough people that, like, thank you. And then the people that like, roll your eyes or follow you just because they're like, I'm watching a train wreck. I'm kind of like, all of it. I'm here for all it, like, whatever it is.

[Jessica Zweig]

I'm here for it all day long. You are so in your genius and you're so on mission. And you can, like, thank you for, like, being here and. And being the living example of, like, what I truly try and teach every woman that I coach, every woman that I touch to the best of my ability. At its core, it's like the. Is being yourself. Yes, that's it. Like, the strategy is unapologetically zero fucks given living your light, being in alignment as yourself. And you can create and manifest and expand anything from that place. And you were like, the walking testimony of this for me as a woman that, like, came through my world.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Oh, my God. I mean, you literally launched me. I mean, you came into my vortex through 88 and then, like, spit me out into as, like, a different human being. I mean, I'm so different.

[Jessica Zweig]

You are so different.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

And it's so. I don't want to say weird, because weird is not even the right word to describe it. It's just hard to believe.

[Jessica Zweig]

Yeah.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

I'm so grateful for you, Jess. I'm so grateful.

[Jessica Zweig]

I'm so grateful for you, you know, And I just.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

I feel and to live a life where, like, I'm doing what I love, like, every single day. I'm so happy that I get to do this. I'm happy that you're here with my daughter. I'm happy that, like, the world. I saw someone on social media, and it actually really resonated me. She was. You know, when you're private and you're small, your world is really small. And when you're brave enough to open it up and put yourself out there and say, I don't care what people think. Like, the amount of people and energy that have come into my life, the women that have come into my life since I've just been, like, here I am, like me or not has been. And it's just starting. I mean, I just. You. You feel it, what the different organizations I'm getting asked to be part of and be in. And just like, I'm so grateful. And I think, God, if I played small and scared, where would I be? I'd be really unhappy. Like, I'd still.

[Jessica Zweig]

And I.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Not that I was really unhappy. I was just. I knew I was stuck. I was really, really stuck.

[Jessica Zweig]

I'm just taking that in, like. And I want people to let that land because what you're really walking a teaching, you know, and you are the student to your own teachings. I often say that, like, we're always practicing our own curriculum but you really stepped out. And I don't think you realize how many women you inspire and, and what you choosing yourself has done to give other people the courage to take action and give them the permission to. To really be themselves. Don't ever take that for granted. Staff. I hope so. No, I know so. And like, thank you for saying, like, I was a part of this journey and I know that was a very pivotal just to bring it full circle to claim youm light moment for you. You have done this work and you took it and you ran with it and you get up every morning and you make happen. And like, I'm so honored that I. I say, like, I have like a fingerprint on it, but, like, it's all you.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

I'm Jesse. Hello. You're my story.

[Jessica Zweig]

I love you.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

No, me too.

[Jessica Zweig]

I have just a few quick Friday questions to ask you. I could talk to you. Like, actually. Okay, I'm gonna add one quick fire question to the few that I have because I wanna double click really quickly one more into peptides.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Yeah.

[Jessica Zweig]

Okay, so first quick fire question, aside from GLP1s, what are your other three top favorite peptides?

[Stephanie Gambetta]

I actually had an issue where it was April and I had burnout because I went like this, right? And all of a sudden I got double waxed with a stomach bug that went through our family. And then I had a kidney infection and it just wiped me out. And so I went in and I was like, okay, I gotta figure out how to get myself better. When did Pernovo scan? Like, it was kind of scary. Like I was like, what is, what is happening? And I figured out just, just I needed to kind of reset everything. And so I dove into mitochondria and I went to this, I guess it was a training with Dr. Seeds a couple weeks ago in Orlando. And all they talk about is mitochondria health. And so yes, NAD is a piece of it for sure. But there's two peptides that are amazing and it's called SS31. Okay, so you do it three times a year. Two to three times a year. It's like taking your car into the shop and you follow it really quickly with Motsi and I'll kind of explain the two because they work hand in hand and they have changed how I feel. And then, then you kind of stop. Then you just, you just maintain in between that with your NAD. Okay, so when you take SS31, it's 21 days and there it's every single day. Without saying online, it's an injection. And it's a. It's a big injection. I mean, but there's no side effects. Except you feel amazing. It doesn't hurt, but you're committed to it. I mean, if you're. You, you 21 days in a row. So what it's doing is actually healing your cell membrane. So the outside of your mitochondria. So you say your zombie cells, and there's cells that have like leakage and holes in it. It's why you don't feel good. So it goes out and it strengthens the whole outside of the cell. And you start like, for me, I felt that more than I felt anything. Just all of a sudden, my energy as the month, the weeks went on was like this unbelievable as my cells got stronger and felt better. And like I said, it's an intense protocol. And then you go right into mot C, which is a month long. Just two shots, two injections a week. And now it's the inside of your mitochondria. So your metabolism goes to through the roof, your energy goes through the roof, and it's actually helping the inside of your mitochondria. And so, yeah, so at the end of the day, everything else starts to feel so much better. And it's only three, two, three times a year. And then you're back in your nad. And your NAD actually works way better once you have your mitochondria functioning. And most of us have zombie cells. Yep.

[Jessica Zweig]

So.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

And mitochondria's not sexy. Like, work on your mitochondria. I think mitochondria sexy. I love talking about mitochondria, but you. And I'm telling everyone, like a lot of women right now, I'm like, get on it it as you're wrapping it for the holidays because you, you, you can't help be like, what is this?

[Jessica Zweig]

I feel like I need that for my next book launch.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Yeah, you do.

[Jessica Zweig]

Yeah.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Yeah.

[Jessica Zweig]

Wow. Let's talk.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

And you can. Yeah, you can. Just kind of leading up to it and it's. It's amazing. So amazing. Men also is interesting. Men take nad and most of them are like, yeah. Because they're not used to feeling like, yeah. Whereas women are like, oh, my gosh. But you put men on mat c and they're like, what is this?

[Jessica Zweig]

Really?

[Stephanie Gambetta]

It's really interesting. Yeah.

[Jessica Zweig]

Amazing.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Yeah.

[Jessica Zweig]

Wow.

Okay.

Other quick fire questions. Do you have a favorite business book?

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Rich dad, Poor dad, I think because my boyfriend and I listen to it in the car and like really kind of understand and also how you Want to raise your children. So I feel like that to me, because I think a lot about just the messaging and, like, how I want them to raise. And I came from a family business, so, like, not multi generational wealth, but, like, definitely my grandfather created a legacy for us, and it caused a lot of pain in terms of family, you know, breaking up and not taking care of each other. And so for my children, I think it was really important to see me do my own thing. And so I think Richard poor dad is a great one. And then I think from a spiritual side, I think you just kind of tied it all together. And I think, how do you be feminine and still, like, have a voice? And I struggle. I know that I struggle with that, but I was very cautious coming into this business about being, like I said, my boyfriend. Like. Like, I love my relationship with you because I can be so feminine.

[Jessica Zweig]

Yeah.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

You know, and my marriage, I had to be so masculine. I was, like, pulling the cart up the hill with everybody in the cart, and I don't want anyone to be that woman. And so part of also you was being like, how can I still be this beautiful feminine being? Because that's when I feel like I'm the most flow.

[Jessica Zweig]

Totally.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

While also being a badass and also having a message and also saying, like, okay, we need to make change.

[Jessica Zweig]

My work here is done, Steph.

My work here is done.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

So, yeah, I say those two because they marry each other very well.

[Jessica Zweig]

Beautiful. Thank you for that. Yeah. Do you believe in aliens? Yes or no? Your daughter's in the house.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

She just chuckled more and more. I do know we're not alone. I'm gonna say this more and more as I'm trying to understand what frequency I'm on.

[Jessica Zweig]

Frequency. Quantum magic.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

You're so that There's a lot. There's a way bigger universal world out here than we know of. And I do, and I'm tapping right into this, so I want to say yes. I'm just still trying to understand all of it.

[Jessica Zweig]

Beautiful. You're right where you're supposed to be.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Yeah. I feel right where I'm supposed to be. And. And the downloads and the people that come into my life keep elevating it and that. I think that sometimes. And I don't want to say scary with that. Sometimes I'm like, holding on because I'm like, this is too good to be true.

[Jessica Zweig]

What an incredible place to be. You're. You're like, again, you're in alignment. You're in your highest timeline. And actually that leads me to my most final and I think most important question I ask on the show. Yes. Which is what does it mean to you, Steph, to be a co creator of the new Earth? Yeah.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

And I'm like, so grateful that you allow. You helped and guide me to tap into it because I could have missed it. And I think if I had missed it, I'd have not fulfilled what I'm supposed to be on this earth for at this time around the sun. And so I feel, like, super, super grateful every single day. Like, this is my life. I get to live like this because I've not always been this person. And so I think from that perspective, I'm super grateful that I get to be part of it.

[Jessica Zweig]

You claimed your life.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Thank you.

[Jessica Zweig]

You claimed your life and now your mission is to help others clean theirs. Thank you. That's the way it works. I love you. Thank you for being on my show. Oh, I love you too.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

Thank you for. Thank you for this journey, Jess.

[Jessica Zweig]

You're so welcome. Thank you for allowing me and. And for letting me be one small part of it. You're amazing. I cannot wait to see what you do next. You're just beginning.

[Stephanie Gambetta]

No, I hope so.

[Jessica Zweig]

I know.