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Proof of Practice Podcast

Proof of Practice Podcast

To cut through the noise in health and wellness — with honest, research-backed conversations that inspire real people to live longer, stronger, and more fully. No shame, no shortcuts, no wellness theater. 4 episodes Latest Jun 1, 2026

Proof of Practice brings together pro athlete Gabby Reece, Dr. Abbie Smith-Ryan, Dr. Gabrielle Lyon, Dr. Stacy Sims, and tech leader Amber Taylor for honest, research-backed conversations on health, performance, and longevity. Each episode explores topics like hormones, strength, sleep science, mental resilience, nutrition, and biometric tech, focusing on women's health without excluding anyone. The podcast aims to cut through wellness noise and hype, providing grounded insights from science and lived experience.

Episodes

BPC-157, NAD, and the Truth the Wellness Industry Isn't Telling | Dr. Rachele Pojednic Jun 8, 2026 3314 In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Rachele Pojednic, PhD, Chief Science Officer at Restore Hyper Wellness and faculty at Stanford Lifestyle Medicine, to cut through the noise on one of the most talked-about topics in women’s wellness: peptides and NAD. Dr. Pojednic pulls back the curtain on what peptides actually are, why most of the ones being sold online right now have almost no human data be
Women Over 40: The Strength Training Plan for Muscle, Brain Health & Longevity | The Proof of Practice Jun 1, 2026 3035 This episode breaks down what exercise actually does for women, from the hormonal quirks wearables miss to exactly how heavy you need to lift, at any age, to stay strong for life.Dr. Abbie Smith-Ryan, Dr. Stacy Sims, Dr. Gabrielle Lyon, Gabby Reece, and Amber Taylor dig into one of the most searched and most misunderstood topics in women’s health: exercise. They tackle the wearables problem head-o
Why Women Are Twice as Likely to Get Alzheimer's and What To Do About It | Sandy Gleysteen May 25, 2026 3152 Sandy Gleysteen, award-winning journalist turned Alzheimer’s advocate and Chief Communications Officer at the Women’s Alzheimer’s Movement (WAM), joins us to unpack why women bear a disproportionate share of Alzheimer’s risk and what can actually be done about it. The conversation covers the critical role of estrogen as a neuroprotector, the window of opportunity around perimenopause and HRT, and
Body Composition, Muscle & Hormones: The Gap Between Research and What Actually Works | Proof of Practice May 18, 2026 2920 Dr. Stacy Sims, Dr. Gabrielle Lyon, Dr. Abbie Smith-Ryan, Gabby Reece, and Amber Taylor dive into one of the most urgent conversations in women’s health: how to make sense of body composition data, build muscle that actually matters, and navigate the exploding landscape of hormone replacement therapy. They challenge the idea that you need expensive testing or hours in the gym to make meaningful pr
Stanford Doctor: Why Active Women & Female Athletes Are Damaging Their Bone Health May 11, 2026 2567 Bone health for female athletes is one of the most under-discussed topics in women's health, and what you don't know right now could follow you all the way into perimenopause.Dr. Emily Kraus, Sports Medicine Physician and Director of the FASTR (Female Athlete Science and Translational Research) program at Stanford University, joins us to dig into one of the most overlooked areas of women's health:

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