The women's space inside FOH is private — not a subthread on a men's board. 238+ women are active here today. Monica and Kirsten run a dedicated weekly women's call covering peri/menopause, thyroid, fertility, cycle health, and libido. Conversations the men's playbook doesn't touch.
When your first cycle raises something the modules didn't cover, you ask inside the group and usually get an answer the same afternoon. Sourcing, dosing, stacking, side effect management. Four years of troubleshooting in the searchable archive, plus a weekly AMA with Jay and the weekly women's call with Monica.
Most women lose momentum trying to figure this out alone, bouncing between forums that weren't written for them. Inside FOH, you compress that learning curve from months to weeks. You walk away with answers instead of more questions.
No. The women's space is private, not a thread buried in the main feed. Monica and Kirsten run the weekly women's call. The women's programming was built in at the start, not added as an afterthought.
The women's space is separate and private. You can read and learn without posting. When you do post, it's to an audience of other women going through exactly what you are.
Monica and Kirsten have worked through these cases personally and with members. The archive covers every major transition common to women 35+. If your situation doesn't have a direct precedent, you can bring it to the women's call.
The women's calls specifically cover peri/menopause, thyroid dysfunction, fertility, cycle health, and libido. Protocols are tuned for female physiology, not the men's playbook with smaller numbers.
Jay and Hunter:
Thank you for an informative webinar. From the simplistic to the highly informative, both of you did a magnificent job. I found the open discussion really compelling and complemented what I learned from the peptide book. One area I would like to have your insight on is NMN, NR vs. peptides as anti-aging treatments.
Thanks to both of you.
—— Frank Kern
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—— Danna Andrews
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—— Robert Castline
I’m a RN and Functional Medicine Practitioner with a private practice. I’m learning and trying peptides myself so I can also help clients.
I really enjoyed your straightforward information. I’ve been researching and listening to lots of people and honestly I found your stuff to be very precise, pretty transparent, and I love the fact that you’ve been using this for so long that you have a lot of anecdotal & empirical information to share. Please keep up the great work!! I’m looking forward to getting your PDF and joining your group! God bless!
—— Rhonda Katan, R.N.