Peptide Therapy
What are Peptides?
A peptide is a short chain of amino acids which are the building blocks of protein. Peptides have fewer amino acids than proteins which makes them easier for the body to absorb. They are found naturally in the body but can also be synthesized in a lab.
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What do Peptides do?
Peptides have anti-aging, anti-inflammatory, pro-immunity, and muscle-building capabilities. Peptides have also demonstrated the ability to improve wound healing and weight management.
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Do Peptides have any side effects?
Peptides are generally very well tolerated. They have the potential side effects of nausea, water retention, muscle aches, and dizziness.
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*Peptides are not regulated by the FDA and their use is considered “off label”. There is no guarantee of individual results and effectiveness.
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BPC-157
Subcutaneous injection
This peptide has the benefits of healing and repairing bone, tendons, and other tissues of the body. It is known to reduce recovery time from injury and increase collagen production.
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$325 6 week supply
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CJC1295/Ipamorelin
Subcutaneous injection
stimulates the pituitary gland to release growth hormone.
Improves sleep, weight loss, increases lean muscle mass, and improves athletic performance and recovery.
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$325 6 week supply
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GHK-Cu
Subcutaneous injection
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$325 1 month supply
2
Epitalon
Subcutaneous injection
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$975 20 day cycle
3
Ibutamoren
Oral capsules or subcutaneous injection
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Stimulates the body to release growth hormone.
Improves sleep and increases REM sleep time.
It increases lean body mass and decreases fat mass.
Great for bulking, muscle growth
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NAD+
This is a powerful antioxidant that improves cognitive function, restores cellular energy, improves depression and anxiety symptoms, and protects against cerebrovascular disease.
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$65 added to IV or as IM injection
$325 6 week supply subcutaneous injection
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Selank
$200
Nasal Spray
While traditionally prescribed for anxiety and depression, it has been known to be effective in many other treatments related to immune modulation, anticoagulation, PTSD, ADHD, and metabolic syndromes.