Peptide Therapy
Peptide protocols are prescribed by a provider after reviewing your history, health markers and the specific goal you want to address.
Peptide Therapy, explained.
Peptides are short chains of amino acids that signal specific pathways: growth-hormone release, tissue repair, appetite regulation or immune modulation.
The peptide menu currently includes Wolverine, Glow, BDNF, PT-141, Gonadorelin, CJC 1295, 3X Blend and Oxytocin, with pricing posted before you book.
Prescribed peptides come from pharmacies. Most are given at home as a small subcutaneous injection using a small needle.
Every protocol has a defined start date and cycle length. Your dose and stop date are set at the first visit, then reviewed as the protocol continues.
Who this is for.
- Active adults whose recovery between training sessions has gotten noticeably worse.
- People with poor sleep quality who have already addressed the obvious inputs.
- Patients working on body composition alongside a hormone or weight-loss program.
- People recovering from a soft-tissue injury who want adjunct support with realistic expectations.
Who this is not for.
- Anyone with an active cancer diagnosis. Growth-secretagogue peptides are not appropriate.
- Women who are pregnant, breastfeeding or trying to conceive.
- Anyone with uncontrolled diabetes or active proliferative retinopathy, until managed.
- People looking for a substitute for sleep, protein intake or training. Peptides amplify a program; they do not replace one.
- Anyone who will not self-inject and does not want to come in for dosing.
What to expect with peptide therapy.
1
Labs and consultation
Visit 1, about 45 minutes
A provider reviews your history, relevant health markers and goals to determine whether a peptide protocol is appropriate.
2
Protocol and teaching
Same visit, 15 minutes
You leave with the peptide, syringes, a written dosing schedule and a hands-on injection lesson.
3
First 2 weeks
Titration
Most protocols start at a lower dose. Mild flush, hunger changes or injection-site redness are common and usually settle.
4
Weeks 4 to 8
Expected response
Sleep and recovery changes typically show up here. Body composition changes lag and need training and protein to hold.
5
Check-in
Week 8 to 12
A provider reviews your response and repeats labs where indicated. The findings determine whether the protocol continues, changes or stops.
Pricing for peptide therapy.
Posted before you book. Quoted items are priced at your consultation, in writing.
Peptide consultation
Provider visit, labs reviewed
Free
PT-141
Medical review required before treatment
$140
Gonadorelin
Medical review required before treatment
$175
CJC 1295
Medical review required before treatment
$175
3X Blend
Medical review required before treatment
$175
Oxytocin
Medical review required before treatment
$200
Glow
Medical review required before treatment
$210
Wolverine
Medical review required before treatment
$215
BDNF
Medical review required before treatment
$300
Questions about peptide therapy.
Educational content only. Not medical advice. Treatment requires evaluation by a licensed provider.
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