Peptides. GLP-1s. “Natural” alternatives.
The supplement aisle is booming—but so is the confusion. Dr. Nina Crowley reconnects with Dr. Jacqueline Jacques—naturopathic doctor, Fellow of The Obesity Society, and long-time leader in the wellness and natural products space. Together, they unpack the rise of consumer interest in peptides and products marketed for weight loss, particularly in the context of GLP-1 medications.
This conversation cuts through the hype and gets to what’s real, what’s risky, and what’s full of potential—offering insights for both clinicians and industry professionals trying to guide patients with integrity.
Key Takeaways
About Dr. Jacqueline Jacques
Dr. Jacqueline Jacques is a Naturopathic Doctor, Fellow of The Obesity Society, and a seasoned expert in the wellness and natural products industries. With over 25 years of experience—including early work with bariatric nutrition and multivitamin innovation—she brings a unique, multidisciplinary lens to conversations about obesity care, supplements, and integrative health.
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What if we reimagined obesity care—focusing less on weight and more on whole-person health?
Dr. Nina Crowley sits down with Dr. Lindsay Ogle, a dual board-certified physician in family and obesity medicine. As the founder of Missouri Metabolic Health, Dr. Ogle leads a virtual-first practice built on empathy, science, and sustainable care.
They dive into:
If you're looking for a fresh perspective on treating obesity with compassion and clinical excellence—this episode is for you.
Key Takeaways
About Dr. Lindsay Ogle
Dr. Lindsay Ogle is a board-certified family and obesity medicine physician and the founder of Missouri Metabolic Health, a virtual clinic serving patients across Missouri. She is passionate about improving chronic conditions through comprehensive, patient-centered care that prioritizes access, empathy, and long-term support.
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Dr. Nina Crowley interviews Dr. Jon Bruce, about the importance of body composition analysis in helping patients lose fat mass and achieve greater wellness.
Dr. Bruce shares his experiences with integrating body composition analysis into his practice over the past year and the critical role of maintaining muscle mass. He highlights the motivation and engagement of patients when they understand their body composition metrics and addresses the challenges of follow-up in surgical versus medical weight loss practices. The conversation concludes with insights on the integration of surgical and medical approaches to provide comprehensive care for patients.
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