In this solo episode, Dr. Jannine Krause breaks down the growing buzz around peptides, bioregulators, and microdosed hormones.  Plus she explains how combining them strategically can transform stubborn women’s health complaints after 40 like weight gain, belly fat, fatigue, night sweats, poor concentration and insomnia. She shares what she’s seeing work in real time with patients, why so many people waste money on the wrong peptide or supplement stacks, and how these therapies can help restore cellular function, lower inflammation, and support hormone balance. You’ll learn the key differences between peptides and bioregulators, how to layer them with foundational health habits, and the biggest mistakes to avoid when experimenting with the latest longevity tools.

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Peptides and Bioregulators
03:13 Understanding Peptides: Types and Functions
05:57 Bioregulators: A New Frontier in Health Optimization
12:00 The Historical Context of Peptides and Bioregulators
18:07 Practical Applications: Using Peptides and Bioregulators
23:50 Navigating the Market: Choosing Quality Products
30:00 The Future of Health Optimization: Experimentation and Personalization

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Jannine Krause (00:01.368)
Hey health junkies, on this episode of the Health Fix Podcast, you get me, Dr. Janine Kraus. I’m going to be talking about something that is really starting to blow up in the alternative medicine space, but also in what folks call the biohacking or optimizing your health space. And it is the idea of peptides combined with hormones and using something called bioregulators. Now,

You may not have heard of bioregulators. Most folks have heard of peptides thanks to the GLP-1 explosion. And maybe you’ve heard of pairing them with hormones. Maybe not. But right now, there is quite a movement to put these things together. And I just did a presentation on Monday in my free series of master classes.

to talk about it and I decided that I wanted to talk a little bit more on the podcast just in case some of my listeners didn’t hear about my free masterclass series. You can find out all about these if you follow me on Instagram, but also if you head over to doctorjkrausend.com and you put your name in for my more or less newsletter list, which is really three emails a week where I talk about what’s happening.

in my practice, what I’m seeing working. It’s basically tips, tools, and tricks and my favorite things that I really see working because this day and age with AI and AI doing podcasts, like what? That blows my mind. I’m old school and I am a real human being talking to a screen right now. it’s, you know, I’m 47 at the time of this recording and you know, I’m looking at all this stuff and going,

Man, we have come a long way. And I can see where AI has some benefits, but it’s really starting to infiltrate my practice in a way that I think can be helpful because folks are looking up their health on chat GPT, but they’re also finding out about things like peptides and bioregulators and things of that nature and thanks to the podcast space, you can search all of these things and learn more about them too. So I wanted to throw.

Jannine Krause (02:22.694)
my experience in with the combination of peptides, bioregulators and microdosing hormones because I’ve seen some really cool things over the years and you know, it hasn’t been one of my go to, if you will, treatments because they are a little spendy and…

convincing folks that a peptide or a bioregulator may be something to consider when it costs three or four hundred dollars for a round of it can be a little bit daunting. However, I’m just going to put this out there. When I look at what people spend monthly on supplements, I cringe. And as I’ve said multiple times before on the podcast, I have contributed to some of this this problem.

because we are trying to regulate certain things in the body. And what I found is using things like bioregulators, and don’t worry, I’ll explain exactly what that is here in a second, peptides, and sometimes hormones, we can cut down on the amount of supplements that we need to help to do certain things. And that is really the biggest thing that bothers me in my industry. And I sometimes find that it’s hard to get around when I’m trying to really help.

optimize many areas of someone’s health. But at the end of the day, I am always on the hunt for something that is going to help our body’s innate intelligence do its own thing versus give it a band-aid. Because sometimes, let’s face it, even in the natural medicine space, we’re doing what’s called green medicine. We’re swapping out a pharmaceutical for a supplement and we’re still

band-aiding, we’re not necessarily fixing things. And this is a big gripe I have with my industry as a whole. And I’ve taken Slack from patients on it and folks on Instagram and stuff, I get it, I understand. So what the heck are peptides really? And what the heck are bioregulators? Well, first and foremost, they’re not the same thing, but they are both versions of small protein fragments.

Jannine Krause (04:40.366)
and peptides have more amino acids basically stacked up in them if they are natural peptides. And then there are synthetic peptides like the GLP1s and things of that nature where they are derived from different molecules. And so we have to think about first and foremost, what are these things? And I even had to make myself notes so that I do not…

confuse you guys in terms of my way of explaining things. Now, bioregulators are very different compared to your peptides per se because they are…

proteins that are small amounts. That is not what I wanted to say.

Jannine Krause (05:57.324)
Now what are bioregulators? Bioregulators are small, short-chain peptides that are like two to four amino acids long. And I might have to explain what’s an amino acid. Amino acid is our building blocks of the proteins. And an amino acid, for example, may be like lysine or proline. And for example, if we’re talking about a particular type of peptide, let’s say BPC, so body protective,

complex 157, that one is a mix of multiple different amino acids to create the full body protective complex 157. In fact, it has 15 amino acids. Now something like thymacin beta 500, which is TB 500, has 43, so 43 amino acids to make it a peptide. So the bioregulators are smaller.

than that. They’re tiny and they’re signaling mechanisms that can get into the cells and tell the cells what to do. Now, peptides are similar in their function, but the big difference between a peptide, which is larger, more amino acids, and a bioregulator is that the bioregulators are very targeted towards certain organs, glands, and very targeted for those particular cells. Whereas peptides are a little more broad.

So for example, BPC157, if you’ve never heard of it, I apologize for not jumping in and explaining that. BPC157 is a complex of, like I said, 15 amino acids that helps with your tendons, your ligaments, so it’s repair of your tissues. And I came to learn about BPC157 from some folks who were in the boxing realm, so amateur boxing, and then also with bikini.

competition folks who were having like strains and sprains as they were really slimming themselves down before they got on stage for different competitions. it’s fascinating that these folks were using this, you know, a decade or so ago, and we still are just really on the precipice of talking about them. But I started using them in my practice for folks that would maybe have a strain or a sprain and they’d come in.

Jannine Krause (08:20.84)
And it works so much better than using platelet-rich plasma, PRP, which I used to do in my office, that I was like, forget this, platelet-rich plasma is quite expensive, you’ve got to draw someone’s blood, and instead I can just inject with BPC-157. I was like, well, shoot, I’m gonna do that.

And so that’s kind of how I really started to get into peptides. And the more that I started working with higher end athletes, the more I realized that these folks in the off season were using a lot of these tools. And I’m like, hey, what is this? Tell me more. And so peptides are, like I said, bigger molecules and they’re synthetic and there’s naturally occurring peptides. So naturally occurring have the amino acids just like we have.

And then the synthetics like the GLP-1s, those are created in a lab to work in a specific manner. So we have to think about how these things are created, how they act in the body. Now, bioregulators, and one of the things I really wanted to clarify for folks is that bioregulators are getting confused with glandulars and different organ tissue supplements out there. So for example,

We have multiple companies now that are selling cow livers and cow thyroids and cow adrenal glands. And which is great. Chinese medicine talked about eating animal parts or taking animal parts to reboot those particular organs or glands. And that’s cool. You’re getting the whole organ. You’re getting the proteins in there. You’re getting aminos in there. You’re getting, you know, some

hormones in there, you’re getting nutrients in there. Like for example, if you take a liver organ supplement from one of these companies, you are going to get the whole pieces of liver in there. And so you’re gonna get everything that comes with it. And same thing goes if you get thyroid, you’re gonna get some thyroid hormone in there. Now, bioregulators are not the whole kit and caboodle of the organ. They’re actual specific, very small.

Jannine Krause (10:33.056)
amino acid chains, like I said, between two and four chains that are going to go and target, say, let’s go to your kidneys. They’re gonna go and target your kidneys specifically to help it with its function. Now, why would we want a bioregulator? Well, bioregulators were created as a anti-aging or a slowing down the aging process to help with aging organs

tissues, glands, and they’re signaling their messaging and what they’re doing within themselves. Now, this whole concept of bioregulators and peptides was started by Vladimir Khavinson back in the 70s. Now this is under Soviet rule. This is way, you know, deep into those types of research.

You know, leave it where you will. Research facilities going on and I don’t know a lot of what was going on in those times I wasn’t alive and there’s a lot of speculation and we weren’t really told a lot about what kind of research was going on in Russia and I know that there’s a lot of different thought processes depending on what side of the fence you come there, but Russian athletes always did quite well in a lot of our different Olympics.

So there’s that and Vladimir Khavinson was working with that. was actually president. Was that his president? I should know better. I don’t pay attention to politics folks. I stay way out of that realm because it is low vibe energy. But Putin’s gerontologist, if you will, or anti-aging medicine guy was Vladimir Khavinson But here’s the caveat. Vladimir Kavansson died at 77 years old.

My own father, who’s never taken a peptide in his life, I can assure you, is 89 and outlived this guy. So the question becomes, this guy was experimenting with a lot of peptides, with a lot of bioregulators, for over 40 years, from 1973 to 2013, and he created a lot of different products, but he couldn’t live long himself. So that kinda sucks, because it doesn’t promote.

Jannine Krause (12:56.706)
the benefit of these things quite well. However, in my experience, I have seen some really cool things happen using bioregulators and I’ve seen nothing happen using them as well. Same thing with peptides. I’ve seen folks take terzepatide and not lose a darn bit of weight. Same with somaglutide. But you have to go back and go, what are we missing here? Well.

If you’re eating out McDonald’s and you’re eating, you know, or you’re eating healthy chips, let’s say they’re organic, but they’re, you know, tortilla chips and you’re doing this on a regular basis and you’re not eating enough protein and you’re not sleeping enough and you’re not taking care of yourself, you can’t supplement anything your way out of a poor diet and lifestyle. Same thing goes with exercise. If you’re not doing the foundations, bioregulators,

Peptides, all this stuff is not for you. You gotta get the foundations of your health dialed in first. You gotta be sleeping, you gotta be eating really well, and you’ve gotta be working out. If you don’t do that, you’re gonna waste your money. And that’s one of the things I learned the hard way with some clients when I tried to use peptides as a last ditch effort to help with kidney failure, to help with some heart stuff, to help with a thyroid that wouldn’t respond to anything that we would give it.

And I’ve done this with a couple different folks and I’ve had some folks fail completely like the the thyroid bioregulators didn’t work, but I’ve also had some folks do it and it was amazing. So where do we go with this? I think at the end of the day when we’re trying to help optimize our health we have to have the foundations down no matter what. And maybe that was something that was going on with Khavinson I don’t know. I obviously

don’t know much about his life other than he was the anti-aging doc for Vladimir Putin who, well, he’s still alive. So who knows, right? Who knows? We can go many different directions with that as to what happened to Vladimir Khavinson But the point is, is he did 40 years of research that came out with some really cool stuff. And I have some notes here because the amount of peptides that this man…

Jannine Krause (15:17.198)
created and the amount of bioregulators that this man came up with is mind-blowing. He has 200 patents and 700 research papers. So that’s a lot of volume on these and a lot of money going into working on the fountain of youth for our organs. And you know, he created his own line, it’s Khavinson and Peptides. I’m not sure if you can actually get a hold of

his line in the US. When I look it up, I can see a whole bunch of them with the British pound pricing. And so I don’t know if you can even get things imported in the US. However, there is a company called BioLongevity. It is owned by Jay Campbell and Hunter Williams, who are two peptide fanatics and experts in the peptide space and have been for a very long time. And this company is producing bioregulators much like what

I mean, they’re the almost same exact formulas as as Khavinson peptides. So that’s interesting. Just something to think about. Now, there’s another company called Promethean Bioregulators by Nick Andrews. He’s also another big guy in the peptide and bioregulator space. I have not tried his products. I’ve tried bio-longevity products. I do think they work and I wouldn’t

doubt that Nick’s quality is outstanding as well. Now there are other companies out there that are claiming to have bioregulators. However, like I said before, we wanna be looking at what are you actually getting? Because bioregulators are sequences of small amino acid chains. They are not a liver.

They are not a brain, they are not a thyroid of an animal just put into a capsule, like dried and put in a capsule. They are specifically targeted sequences. And so for example, one of the things that I find absolutely fascinating and a way that I have started to look into my own journey from perimenopause into menopause and noticing that hormones aren’t.

Jannine Krause (17:40.002)
helping me solve all of my issues. And in particular, one of the big issues that a lot of women have that seem to come up over and over again is that estrogen might help them feel better in their body. They might have less aches and pains. Progesterone might help with sleep. It might help with lowering histamine responses. But the hot flashes still hang on and they just keep coming and coming. And the more we tweak,

the different hormones and we try to work with antihistamines and different circulation boosters like donkwai and things of that nature, nothing’s happening. It’s not changing. And interestingly enough, one of Vladimir Kavansson’s formulas, the GPLFEM complex, and I’m looking to the side because I actually have to read it out because GPLFEM complex just does not stick in my brain. But it has, it’s known as a peptide geroprotector, so.

helping our female parts and key components not age so much, it covers the vascular, the nervous, the endocrine, and the reproductive systems. And there are bioregulators in this formula for the pineal gland, the brain, the vascular system, the liver, the thyroid, the ovarian, bioregulators too, and then alpha-lipoic acid in it, out of all things. And I’m guessing that helps with boosting circulation of

the particular peptides and the idea with using bioregulators is you’re not gonna be taking them on a daily basis. The idea is you are going to cycle these. Same thing with peptides and this is the number one thing that drives me nuts about peptides right now is we have people on them 24-7 for years. They were not designed for this. They were designed for 8 to 12 weeks, you 8 to 10 pushing it, honestly.

I learned eight weeks, two weeks off, eight weeks, two weeks off. And so when I look at the different vials and formula, I can’t do eight weeks, because now I have people wasting formula, so I have to go longer so that people get their money out of their round. But nevertheless, same concept goes with bioregulators. They’re not meant to be supplemented day in, day out. They’re meant for 30 days or 20, 30, you know.

Jannine Krause (20:01.766)
It can be 20, it can be 30, sometimes it’s 60 days on and then you’re off of it and you use them like quarterly or you use them like two to three times a year. This GPL Fem complex is actually meant to be used two to three times a year. Now, the GPLFM complex is the actual name from the Khavinson peptides. BioLongevity also has their version of it and it’s a, I actually don’t have the name in front of me, but you know what? What the heck, we have the internet right here.

We’ll just go right to it. And it’s specifically in a capsule form for women and they call it, I’m gonna get it here in one second, biofemale. And it’s a natural peptide geroprotector. Now when they say natural peptides, I mean that is an amino acid based bioregulator. And natural means it’s derived from our own amino acids.

It is not a synthetic, made-in-the-lab kind of thing, where it was made up in the lab, let’s put it that way, because these are all made in a lab, they’re put together in a lab, I don’t wanna mislead you on that, but this one is derived from what we have going on in terms of our own amino acids. So I find it fascinating, and the way I’m looking at this being the next level of health optimization is,

These aren’t meant to be daily supplements. These are things we go on, we go off of. And the more that we can take inventory of our health, the more that we can look at how are we doing, what’s happening, where am I feeling some decline, where do I need a little boost, the more we can integrate these things in and cycle them as needed. Now, the FEM formula is awesome. I like the idea of BioFEM from BioLongevity or if you are in Europe,

GPLFM complex from the Cavinson peptides you could get that as well and that’s Cavinson peptides online and that’s through the St. Sophia Institute where Vladimir Cavinson was doing his research. Now you may be thinking like okay, so maybe I don’t want to go full-on for that maybe I want to try a little bit of a bioregulator and see how it goes. One of the coolest ones that

Jannine Krause (22:22.958)
have found and something that I found to struggle with as I get older is my eyes and and are my eyes and it’s I felt like as soon as I turned 40 the mystery eye symptoms where I couldn’t see in the dark anymore I was having trouble you know reading and looking at the small print uh-oh that’s a problem now so visolutin or V I S O L U T E N is a retinal peptide meant specifically for a bioregular for the eyes and helping with the retina and I’m like wow

You know, I think a lot of people were on the screens all the time. We are on our phones. This could be something to really help us out. Another big struggle that women have in perimenopause and beyond, and men have it too, through menopause and getting older, is with the heart. You know, there’s heart palpitations that show up. There are blood pressure issues that show up. And I even had, when I did my aging, DNA aging test to see what was going on with me,

I found that my heart was one of the things that was aging faster and I’m like, ooh, I don’t want that, right? So Kilo, so C-H-E-L-O heart, H-A-R-T, is a peptide for heart support. And so these are things that are happening that I see in real time with women. Another thing is kidneys. I’ve seen kidney filtration decline. So if kidney health decline and PILOTAX, P-I-E-L-O-T-A-X, and I’m probably butchering these, I never had schooling.

on how to say any of these. So if you’re a guru out there and you know to say these, give me a shout out and tell me how to say them. But that’s for the kidneys. And that’s another one I see is really useful for women and men that are struggling with their kidney function. Now, I’ve also used glandocort, which is for the adrenal glands when someone’s really pushed themselves to the limit and needs like a serious reboot.

Same thing with the endolutin, which is for the pineal gland and resetting brain to adrenal axis. I’ll use those two together. So these are some of the ways and gosh, by no means have I given you the exhaustive list of all the bioregulators out there. There are a ton and pretty much for any organ, there’s ones for pancreas, there’s ones for liver, things of that nature. I really haven’t used the ones for the liver and I’m thinking about it because so…

Jannine Krause (24:44.072)
many folks are struggling with fatty liver right now. It’s an epidemic. Almost as much as obesity, I think they come hand in hand. But boy, even some of my fit folks are showing up with issues with fatty liver as they get older. It’s like, what the heck is going on there? So nevertheless, I wanted to bring the bioregulators to your thought process that perhaps these could help you.

And keeping in mind that these are a little more costy, you know, they’re spendy. We’re looking at 100 to up to 300, sometimes even $400, depending on the formula. But keeping in mind that this is two, three times a year, I am not recommending that folks do these 24-7. And I’m thinking that for a lot of folks in the way that I’ve started to see these work, you could probably ditch quite a bit of your regular supplements.

you know, keep a, I’m always like, keep your magnesium, D and a multivitamin, you know, but the rest you may be able to ditch. It’s kind of wild to think about it. And especially for gut health, I have started recently to just use BPC 157 oral capsules for gut health and KPV, which is a combination of three amino acids.

All together lysine proline and I’m gonna forget the last one valine. There we go Those three are awesome for reducing inflammation within the gut and that’s another thing that I see people struggling with and right now it’s really really popular to see a combination of the KPV with BPC 157 TB 500 and copper GHK and

That combination is great for skin. It’s great for folks who are struggling with eczema, psoriasis, acne, and nothing seems to be touching it. Now, here’s the thing about that formula I just gave you. That’s called CLO, K-L-O-W. It has to be injected. And it does best injected subcutaneously. And the idea is cycling it and not going to a level where you’re taking it.

Jannine Krause (27:04.417)
you’re injecting every single day, this is a cycle. And you’re doing that to reboot your skin, decrease your inflammation and move on from there. Now a lot of people ask me, know, maybe they’ve taken terzepatide, maybe they’ve taken semaglutide and they’ve lost some weight. They’re like, what do I do next? Well, KPV in that formula, KLO, can be a really nice way to reduce the rest of the inflammation, just kind of clean things up or cycle it where you do terzepatide first and then go to KLOW.

and cycle that next. It’s a great follow up. Some folks are using the GLP-3, which is the next version of the GLPs and technically it’s a GIP, but now I’m sounding like all these abbreviations and you might be like, what in the world is she talking about? This is Retractutide. It is the next level of weight loss injectables and de-inflaming.

Some say it’s better than terzapotide. I have not seen that yet. I will tell you that. And so I still use terzapotide for folks. I use a company called NuvaMedRx because I can get it for you versus it being a research peptides site. So that is something I’m doing because in the day of bots and AI, there is a lot.

of smear campaigns against peptides because let’s face it they do work and it’s hard to patent something that’s amino acids that are in your body and let’s face it Big Pharma wants it and so there are a lot of folks that are anti-peptide folks and are going after some of these companies and I just had it the other day where a patient was like look at this

horrible review from the company that you recommended and I’m like, you’re gonna see that. And you’re also gonna see that people are gonna say, peptides are research peptides. Yeah, they are because the FDA has been shutting down peptide usage really heavily over the last, my gosh, 10 years, really, but more so in the last three to five years.

Jannine Krause (29:31.08)
I used to be able to get BPC 157, which is now listed as a research peptide, if you go to buy it online. I used to be able to get it from a compounding pharmacy in Tacoma, Washington. They would make it for me. No big deal. But then the FDA took it away. And it wasn’t because of safety. Let’s put it that way. It works. So they want it. We have to be aware of these things. And I could also compound KPV.

I would use it for nasal sprays for folks that had mold and mold toxicity. would reduce the inflammation in their body and the brain inflammation. KPV is amazing for brain inflammation. And now I can’t, I have to use the research peptide sites. So if it’s, you’ve went to the sites to see, maybe I’ll get some peptides and you see research peptides on there. It’s, it’s, it’s scary. And you definitely need to know your brands.

I typically will only purchase from NuvaMed Rx because I can buy them directly for my patients. I also will use BioLongevity, Limitless Biotech, and New Science Peptides. Those are my go-tos now. And the other ones, I’ve had some questions about their stability. Now, are there other peptide companies out there that are great? Maybe. You gotta find out who owns them, see if you can get a real live person to talk to you.

and ask questions. That’s what we got to do this day and age because they’re exploding. People know that you can make money off of peptides and so there’s a lot of companies coming out. There’s a lot of companies that are fly by night and there’s a lot of companies that are not great, let’s put it that way. So just do your due diligence when you’re looking for these products big time. I’ve held off on talking about bioregulators. I’ve held off on talking about peptides.

until now because I didn’t want to talk about them when I didn’t know if they were going to be available for folks. Because after the FDA took BPC and KPV and all the peptides out of the hands of the compounding pharmacies, I didn’t know if we’d get them back. And then of course there’s the underground and all that and the whole issue of using these companies that are research peptides companies.

Jannine Krause (31:57.558)
It’s hard as a doctor to be able to be like, yeah, I know you’re going to be totally fine with this because I can’t tell you to use any old company. I don’t know. I only go with the companies I do know. And that’s why I’ve kind of stuck with NuvaMed at this point, because I can order direct from them and they’re not out to the public. They’re only for release to doctors. So something to think about if you’re looking for sourcing peptides, see if your doctor can get you.

Nuva Metaraxx or you can consult with me. I’m always happy to do that with folks. You can always reach out at drjkraussnd.com and just send us a message. Now, here’s the thing with all of this. It’s experimental and like I said, you look at Vladimir Kamenzen living only to 77, you’re like, huh, man, if these are longevity and that was the guy doing all this, what the heck? It’s an experiment, but that’s what health is.

I practice medicine. Practice means you’re more or less experimenting. Everything we do, yes, we have standards of care. Yes, we have things that we know without a doubt work. And the more that I work with peptides, the more I know that they do work and bioregulators the same. It’s just a matter of being open to trying something. The worst that can happen with these is that they don’t do anything.

Terms and I’m not saying the GLP’s I’m not saying anything pharmaceutical all I’m talking about is the bioregulators and your simple peptides like the worst that can really happen is One nothing that stinks two you feel better Three. Okay. Are there some things that can have side effects? Yes, teres epitide. Those are synthetics I’m talking about the bioregulators and the natural peptides that are amino acids

Like yes, you can have side effects with tersepidide. Yes, you can have side effects with salmoglutide, all those. And you know, I’m probably dancing on a very…

Jannine Krause (34:22.606)
Can you have side effects to peptides? Can you have side effects to bioregulators? Absolutely. Everything comes with some type of risk. But I can assure you that with the bioregulators, it’s a lot more mellow of what you might experience. And since health is legitimately an experiment, you have to take notes, you have to see how do you feel, what’s happening.

what’s going on in your body. have to take notes before and after to be able to see if something really does work for you. And in the case of targeting certain organ systems, I am going to start recommending that folks do the true age testing to be able to see what their organs are, how their organs are aging before and after doing specific cycles so we know does it work, does it not? Because otherwise I’m just kind of spouting out information that this may work, it may not.

I don’t 100 % know and all I’m going off of is what I feel myself and what my patients tell me, which is great, but I need data. I need more data. This day and age, we need to be showing how we help as practitioners, but also seeing proof. Cause yeah, that’s what’s happening. So nevertheless,

I want to bring this all full circle here because there are so many options for you for the symptoms of aging. And in particular, one of the ones that I didn’t even bring up and I need to mention is for the brain and cognition. We have nasal sprays like C-Max that can help to boost cognition. We have lots of different options that are

De-inflaming like the KPV that I mentioned for the brain. It works on de-inflaming the brain. KPV and C-max are a great combination of peptides that can really help with brain fog when nothing else is working. And these are things that you can use on a daily basis with the nasal spray. And when I say daily basis, I better back up. On a basis of as needed, not daily.

Jannine Krause (36:45.05)
as needed because you could use them cycling them on and off but you could also use them as needed. Sorry for the messed up there but that is something that I really I really like about the peptides that they can be used in the moment in some cases and they can be on and off not something you have to rely on. So I’ve went through what a bioregulator is and what it isn’t.

Bioregulators are not the same thing as the supplement companies that are selling organ… …organs and capsules like livers and pancreases and hearts and whatnot. Not saying that those don’t work. I think they’re great. They’re based off of ancient wisdom. Chinese medicine used them for thousands of years. I think what you want to be thinking about bioregulator versus a animal organ, capsule, or gland, you want to be thinking about…

Do I want to target something specifically or do I want just general support?

And the answer comes down to, you know, am I trying to really work on boosting something? Like have I noticed that my blood pressure is going up or my heart palpitations are really going strong? I would use a bioregulator over a organ capsule in that case. Same thing with liver.

Like if you need to help your liver to detox, you need your liver to function a little better because you’re noticing it in general, it’s just not doing its thing. Sure, use a liver support. Anemia, great place to use liver support, the actual organ. But if you’re looking at, you have fatty liver, you may want to consider, maybe I’m looking at a bioregulator specific for the liver. That’s how I would look at it. Same thing for the brain, brain tissue. I would be looking at

Jannine Krause (38:45.88)
Well, if you wanna boost general brain, get an animal brain support. Or if you wanna target cognition, focus, memory, specifically brain fog, I would go towards a bioregulator. Now, in my presentation that I did on Monday of this week earlier, I talked all about the different peptides, how I use them.

And if you are interested in getting a copy of that talk, reach out to me. Go over to Dr. Spelled Out, J-K-R-A-U-S-E-N-D.com and say, hey, can I have a replay of your peptides masterclass? I’m happy to send it to you. Also gonna say, hey, let’s get you on my email list so that you know what’s going on or follow me on Instagram. I will tell everyone what’s going on there with my different masterclasses.

Now today was a more general podcast just to kind of break that chain of confusion between bioregulators and the glandular and organ support supplements out there and just give you a little background on peptides and bioregulator peptides and what it’s all about. It’s a fun, exciting space we’re in and these really do have the potential to help counter some of

the hormone irregularity, know, hormone, what am I trying to say? Issues that the hormones are not countering and going up or going down on hormones isn’t helping you. You don’t feel good lowering, you don’t feel good going higher, you don’t feel good with the different blends, or you just don’t want to manipulate your hormones anymore using bioregulators or peptides or even the organ systems.

supplements can can help you to to get what you’re looking for in this case and like I said, it’s all experimental but I think that peptides and bioregulators really do have some value going forward for optimizing health and countering longevity because they’re specifically targeted to help tell your body what it needs to do to repair, rejuvenate or optimize the system that it’s targeting.

Jannine Krause (41:11.374)
Like I said, the pineal gland, it’s gonna optimize that. The heart is gonna try to optimize that versus using, you know, let’s say Hawthorne berry to help with blood pressure. Once you stop it, your blood pressure goes back up, but maybe the blood pressure issue is really in regulation of the heart. Maybe it’s the cardiovascular system and maybe we need to try a peptide specifically for your veins and working on veins and arteries.

specifically. It all depends on what your main symptoms are and what resonates with you. I want everyone to take control back of their health and use their intuition on what seems right. You’re in your body. I’m not in your body. And I’m always going to default to what a patient is like, hey, I really feel like this is more of the issue. Great. Let’s go after that. You’re in your body.

So bioregulators, peptides, organ supplements, glandular supplements, all have potential to help you to counter the side effects of aging. And hormones alone are not the answer. We do need to pair things. And I think that peptides and bioregulators and the organ glandular and organ capsule support is quite helpful. So

I invite you to dive into it and if you guys like this, I would like to hear more about what you’re interested in in terms of specific work and systems. You want to know what I’m doing, what I’m trying out. I’m happy to share more. Today I just wanted to introduce you to it and just put it out there to see what you guys think. All right, some food for thought, literally. And…

Jannine Krause (43:14.53)
Alright, something to think about. Well, appreciate you guys hanging out with me and so grateful that you’re here. Like I said, if you haven’t joined my email list, do so. If you haven’t followed me on Instagram, I highly recommend it. And if you haven’t given me a review, please help me out and share what you think about the podcast. helps me to know and also helps get the word out. Alright, have a great day, whatever you’re doing.