The Peptide Playbook — A Discussion on Peptides with Dr. Rob Frankel

Peptides are everywhere right now — in wellness clinics, aesthetics, performance medicine, and the biohacking world.

But trends don’t equal truth.

 I’m hosting a live episode of my Longevity Medicine series:

The Peptide Playbook with Dr. Rob Frankel

I’ll be joined by Dr. Robert Frankel, a double board-certified physician with over 20 years of experience in emergency medicine, regenerative health, hormone optimization, and anti-aging medicine.

Together, we’ll cut through the hype and talk about what peptides actually do in the body — who benefits, who doesn’t, and where responsible medicine draws the line.

This is a science-forward, clinically grounded conversation that covers:

1. Why most adolescents don’t need peptides
2. When “optimization” becomes unnecessary intervention
3. How peptides may support midlife hormone balance
4. What truly matters for longevity and repair after 50
5. Peptides in skin, hair, healing, and regeneration
6. Safety, sourcing, and medical supervision

No marketing fluff.

No miracle claims.

Just clarity.

If you want to attend live, ask questions, and engage in the discussion, you’ll need to be a Minerva subscriber. To become a subscriber click here:

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Subscribers receive:

1. Live Zoom access
2. The ability to ask questions in real time
3. Early access to episodes
4. Guest expert sessions
5. Priority event invitations
6. Complimentary access to Social Philosophy lectures

If you prefer to simply listen, the episode will air later on my podcast, Bathroom Diaries. 

You can subscribe to Bathroom Diaries on Spotify or Apple Podcast  by clicking the following links: 

1. Bathroom Diaries on Spotify:

   https://open.spotify.com/show/7sNfitfFghCyITlDcHTfF2?si=87a75f9b51674e77

1. Bathroom Diaries on Apple Podcast: 

       https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bathroom-diaries-w-dr-sofia-din/id1487190592

 Your health, hormones, skin, and longevity deserve informed decisions — not trends.

Lots of love,

Dr. Sofia D