Hybrid Healing Hour: Peptides for Surgical Recovery — Can We Heal Faster and Better? with Dr. Jourdain Artz

What if recovery after surgery could be faster, smoother, and more efficient? As regenerative medicine continues to evolve, peptides have emerged as one of the most talked-about tools for supporting healing, tissue repair, and recovery. But what exactly are peptides, and do they live up to the growing excitement surrounding their potential benefits?

In this episode of Hybrid Healing Hour, we are joined by Jourdain Artz, plastic surgeon and regenerative medicine advocate, to explore the rapidly growing field of peptide therapy and its role in surgical recovery. Dr. Artz shares his clinical perspective on how peptides may support healing after cosmetic and reconstructive procedures, including their potential impact on inflammation, wound healing, scar formation, collagen production, and overall recovery outcomes.

We dive into some of the most widely discussed peptides, including BPC-157 and TB-500, examining what they are, how they work, and what current research suggests about their ability to support tissue repair. Dr. Artz also discusses the differences between oral and injectable peptide therapies, the importance of medical supervision, and the safety considerations patients should understand before incorporating peptides into their recovery plan.

From tummy tucks and breast procedures to facelifts and body contouring surgeries, we explore whether certain procedures may benefit more from peptide-supported recovery and whether these therapies could help patients return to activity sooner. Beyond post-operative healing, we also discuss the broader role of peptides in healthy aging, skin health, body composition, and the future of regenerative medicine.

Whether you're considering surgery, recovering from a procedure, or simply curious about the cutting edge of recovery science, this episode provides an evidence-based look at one of the most exciting and controversial topics in modern medicine.

In This Episode, We Discuss:
• What peptides are and why they're gaining attention in regenerative medicine
• The science behind BPC-157 and TB-500
• Oral versus injectable peptide therapies
• How peptides may influence inflammation, swelling, bruising, and pain
• Wound healing, scar formation, and collagen production
• Recovery considerations for cosmetic and reconstructive surgery patients
• The role of peptides in muscle, tendon, and connective tissue repair
• Patient selection, safety concerns, and physician oversight
• How nutrition, sleep, hydration, and movement impact healing outcomes
• The current state of peptide research and future directions in surgical recovery

Join us as Dr. Jourdain Artz helps separate fact from fiction, explores the promise and limitations of peptide therapy, and shares his vision for the future of recovery and regenerative medicine.

Hybrid Healing Hour: The Rise, Fall, and Lasting Impact of the Food Pyramid with Registered Dietitian Susan Greeley

For decades, the Food Guide Pyramid was the symbol of healthy eating in America. It shaped school lunches, hospital nutrition programs, physician recommendations, and the way millions of Americans learned to think about food. But is the food pyramid still relevant today—and how did it become the foundation of nutrition education in the first place?

In this episode of Hybrid Healing Hour, we welcome Susan Greeley, Registered Dietitian, for an insightful conversation about the evolution of nutrition guidance in the United States. Together, we explore the fascinating history of the U.S. food pyramid, from its early roots in preventing nutrient deficiencies to its rise as the nation's most recognizable nutrition guide in 1992.

Susan shares her professional perspective on why grains formed the foundation of the pyramid, how concerns about fat and heart disease influenced recommendations, and why the model eventually became one of the most debated nutrition tools in modern history. We also examine the controversies that emerged over time, including the emphasis on refined carbohydrates, the oversimplification of dietary fats, concerns about industry influence, and the challenges of applying a one-size-fits-all approach to nutrition.

As nutrition science evolved, so did federal dietary guidance, leading to the introduction of MyPyramid in 2005 and MyPlate in 2011—a more practical, plate-based model that remains the foundation of U.S. nutrition education today. Susan helps us break down what has changed in our understanding of carbohydrates, fats, protein, sugar, and ultra-processed foods, and explains why nutrition recommendations continue to evolve.

Whether you grew up memorizing the food pyramid or are simply trying to make sense of today's nutrition advice, this episode offers valuable context for understanding where dietary guidelines come from, why they change, and what lessons from the past still influence how we eat today.

Topics We'll Explore:
• The origins of the U.S. food pyramid and its historical purpose
• Why the 1992 pyramid became so influential
• The shift from deficiency prevention to chronic disease prevention
• The controversy surrounding grains, fats, and industry influence
• How MyPlate replaced the pyramid and what changed
• The role of carbohydrates, fats, protein, and plant-based foods today
• Ultra-processed foods, added sugars, and modern dietary concerns
• Practical ways to build a balanced plate in today's world
• Nutrition myths that still persist from pyramid-era thinking
• The future of personalized nutrition and dietary guidance

Join us and Registered Dietitian Susan Greeley as we separate nutrition history from nutrition science, explore the evolution of dietary recommendations, and uncover what the food pyramid can still teach us about healthy eating in the modern world.

Whether you're a beginner hitting the bunny slopes or an experienced skier chasing black diamonds, skiing combines athletic performance, outdoor adventure, and inherent risk. In this episode, we sit down with ski instructor and exercise physiology student Harrison Greeley to discuss the biomechanics of skiing, the most common ski injuries, how to prevent them, and what every skier should know before heading to the mountain. We also explore conditioning, equipment selection, altitude considerations, and practical safety tips that can help skiers of all ages stay healthy and enjoy the sport for years to come.

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On this episode of Hybrid Healing Hour, host welcomes special guests Phyllis Whalberg and Amy Chapman to share their personal journeys with State of Slim, the groundbreaking weight management program developed at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus by co-founder Dr. Holly Wyatt. Also known as the Colorado Diet, this 16-week behavioral weight loss program is rooted in decades of research and focuses on optimizing metabolism, increasing physical activity, and creating the mindset shifts necessary for long-term success.

Dr. Wyatt, who served as Medical Director for Seasons 4 and 5 of ABC's Extreme Weight Loss, has dedicated much of her career to studying more than 10,000 successful weight-loss maintainers through the National Weight Control Registry. Her research has helped uncover the habits and behaviors that separate temporary dieters from those who achieve lifelong health transformation.

Phyllis and Amy discuss what led them to try the program, the challenges they faced before beginning their journeys, and the lifestyle changes that helped them achieve real, lasting results. They open up about overcoming cravings, emotional eating, setbacks, plateaus, and the day-to-day realities of maintaining healthy habits in a busy world.

In this inspiring conversation, you'll learn:

• What makes State of Slim different from traditional diets
• The science behind metabolism optimization and behavioral change
• How meal planning, accountability, and mindset contribute to success
• Unexpected health benefits beyond weight loss
• Strategies for navigating holidays, travel, restaurants, and social events
• How confidence, relationships, and overall quality of life can improve through sustainable health changes
• Practical advice for anyone feeling overwhelmed or discouraged about their weight-loss journey

Whether you're looking to lose weight, improve your health, or simply hear inspiring stories from people who have successfully transformed their lives, this episode offers valuable insights, motivation, and hope.

Tune in for an honest conversation about perseverance, personal growth, and what it truly means to create lasting change—one healthy choice at a time



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On this episode of the Hybrid Healing Hour, we sit down with Medicare health insurance specialist Tim Ahlbum for a practical and eye-opening conversation about navigating the often confusing world of health insurance. From understanding Medicare basics to avoiding costly mistakes during enrollment, Tim breaks down what patients, caregivers, and families truly need to know to make informed healthcare decisions.

We explore the differences between Medicare Advantage and supplemental plans, prescription coverage pitfalls, common misconceptions, and how changing healthcare policies can impact coverage and costs. Tim also shares insider tips on choosing the right plan, advocating for yourself as a patient, and why many people end up overpaying or underinsured without even realizing it.

Whether you’re approaching Medicare eligibility, helping a loved one, or simply trying to better understand the healthcare system, this episode delivers clear, actionable guidance to help you navigate insurance with confidence and clarity.

In this fascinating episode of Hybrid Healing Hour, we sit down with regenerative medicine expert Dr. John Stavrakos from New Life Tissue Bank to unpack one of the most rapidly evolving areas in healthcare: stem cells, exosomes, and the future of human regeneration.

From breaking down the science behind regenerative biologics to separating medical reality from marketing hype, Dr. Stavrakos explains how these therapies work at the cellular level—and what patients and clinicians need to know before considering treatment.

We explore:
🧠 The differences between stem cells, exosomes, and regenerative biologics
💉 Which conditions show the strongest clinical promise today
⚖️ FDA regulation, safety concerns, and how to identify legitimate providers
🧬 The truth about anti-aging, performance optimization, and longevity claims
🚀 Where regenerative medicine is heading over the next decade

Whether you're a clinician, biohacker, athlete, patient, or simply curious about the future of healing, this episode delivers a grounded, science-driven conversation on one of medicine’s most exciting frontiers.

Tune in for an insightful discussion on inflammation, tissue repair, cellular signaling, and what true regeneration may look like in the years ahead.


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In a world flooded with powders, pills, and promises, how do you actually know what your body needs—and what’s just expensive marketing?

In this episode of Hybrid Healing Hour, Dr. Brian Moraes sits down with registered dietitian Susan Greeley to cut through the noise and deliver a clinically grounded, no-BS conversation on vitamins and supplements. From widespread deficiencies to the hidden risks of over-supplementation, this episode is your roadmap to smarter, more personalized nutrition.

We start by asking the big question: Do most people actually need supplements—or has the industry outpaced reality? Susan breaks down the difference between true deficiency and “suboptimal” status, and how modern food systems may be quietly shaping our nutrient intake.

From there, we dive into Susan’s go-to “foundational” nutrients—Vitamin D, magnesium, B-complex, and more—unpacking who truly benefits, how to dose intelligently, and when even “healthy” supplements can backfire. You’ll also hear how genetics, lab testing, gut health, and life stage all influence what your body actually needs.

But this isn’t just about what to take—it’s about what to avoid. We tackle the real risks of over-supplementing, the dangers of trending high-dose protocols, and how to spot quality (vs. hype) when choosing a supplement brand.

Finally, we bring it back to basics: Can food alone meet our needs? And if not, what’s the simplest, most effective strategy for optimizing your health without overcomplicating your routine?

We close with a fan-favorite rapid fire: “Vitamin Truth or Trash”—where Susan calls out the most overrated supplements, underrated nutrients, and common mistakes people make every day.

If you’ve ever wondered whether your supplement stack is helping—or hurting—this episode is essential listening.

Topics Covered:

Vitamin deficiencies vs. “suboptimal” health
The impact of modern agriculture on nutrient density
Vitamin D, magnesium, B-complex, and fat-soluble synergy
Genetics (MTHFR) and personalized supplementation
Lab testing: what matters and what misleads
Over-supplementation risks and toxicity
High-dose trends and IV vitamin therapy
Choosing high-quality supplements
Food-first strategies vs. targeted supplementation
Minimal effective vitamin protocols



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In this episode, we will discuss everything about CBD with our guest, Josh Hoffman of Health Synergy. We will answer the most frequently asked questions about CBD including full-spectrum, Delta 8, uses, benefits, and potential side effects.



Learn more about Josh:

Josh Hoffman is an entrepreneur with a passion for the health and wellness industry. His roles include business analysis at a Fortune 10 company, cannabis sales and sales management training. He provides consulting services to cannabis start-ups and to established cannabis companies alike, and he was the Chief Education Officer of a medically-focused cannabis start-up prior to his current position as a managing partner at Health Synergy, an innovative cannabinoid therapy company that manufactures hemp-derived CBD products.



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