The PureMuze Masterclass › Session 4

Peptides, Hormones & the New Midlife Medicine

What’s real, what’s hype, and how to tell the difference

GLP-1s. Hormones. Peptides. Testosterone. Supplements. NAD. Creatine. Cortisol resets. Longevity protocols. Women are being marketed an enormous range of solutions online.

Some have strong evidence. Some may help certain people. Others are promoted far beyond what the science currently supports. The challenge is knowing the difference.

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General health education, not medical advice. Attending does not create a clinician-patient relationship, and nothing presented is a diagnosis or a treatment recommendation for you.

In this session

What we’ll cover

Bring your questions. The Q&A is the point, not an afterthought.

What peptides actually are

The category is enormous and mostly misused as a marketing word. What it covers and what it does not.

Hormone therapy versus peptide therapy

Two different things, frequently blurred together in advertising. How to tell which one you are being sold.

Where GLP-1s fit

What the evidence supports, what is still being studied, and how they sit alongside everything else.

FDA-approved, compounded, and unapproved

Three very different categories with very different oversight. This distinction matters more than any brand name.

What 'medically supervised' should mean

The bar a real programme clears, and the version that is a checkbox on an intake form.

How to evaluate a wellness claim

A practical filter you can apply to any advertisement, protocol or influencer you encounter after this session.

Questions to ask before starting anything

The specific things worth asking any provider, and the answers that should make you walk away.

The goal

To give you the knowledge to make informed decisions without being pulled from one wellness trend to the next.

Who you’ll hear from

Lona Alia

Lona Alia

Co-founder, PureMuze

Host and moderator
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Expert panelists

Being confirmed now. We name every panelist with their credentials before the event, and we do not use actors, influencers presented as clinicians, or AI personas.

Common questions

Yes, completely. There is no charge to attend, no card required, and nothing is sold during the session.
This session is not yet dated. Register for any session in the series and we will email you when the remaining dates are set.
Register anyway. We email the recording to everyone who signs up, and it is published free on this page afterwards with a full transcript.
No. The series is open to anyone and most people who attend are not patients. It is education, not an intake.
No. These sessions are general health education and attending does not create a clinician-patient relationship. Nothing presented is a diagnosis or a treatment recommendation for you specifically. Speak with your own clinician about your circumstances.
No. There is no pitch in the session. If PureMuze care happens to be a fit for you, the site is here, but that is your call to make afterwards and it is not the point of the session.
Yes, and that is the most useful part. The Q&A is live and unscripted.

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This session is general health education, not medical advice, and attending does not create a clinician-patient relationship. Nothing said is a diagnosis or a treatment recommendation for you specifically. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and are not reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness or quality. Speak with your own clinician about your circumstances.