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Functional Medicine/Peptides Therapy

Peptide therapy is the use of peptides to change or improve how certain parts of your body work. Similar in structure to proteins, peptides help maintain cellular function and regulate autoimmune responses. Our bodies naturally make more than 7,000 different peptides by combining amino acids and can absorb and utilize some peptides from foods including fermented foods, dairy, grains and fish.

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BPC-157 

Improves Healing.BPC-157 is a peptide that has been demonstrated to be effective for diseases of the GI tract and musculoskeletal injuries in animal studies.

Heals the gut

Decreases Inflammation around tendons

Increased healing for ACL surgery 

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TB 500

TB500 is a synthetic peptide that stimulates the naturally occurring healing protein Thymosin Beta 4 (TB4).

Injury Healing & Regeneration

Rapid Healing & Recovery

Muscle Repair

Reduced Inflammation

Improves Cardiovascular Health

Anti-Aging Treatment

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PT 141

PT-141 aka bremelanotide is a peptide that activates melanocortin receptors in the brain. These receptors control sexual function. PT-141 is used to treat sexual dysfunction in both men and women. PT-141 can help improve erectile dysfunction in men – and shows promise for men that do not respond to PDE-5 inhibitors (Cialis® or Viagra®) or cannot take PDE-5 inhibitors because of health reasons. In studies, researchers noticed that PT-141 treated men with ED and significantly improved erections in men without ED.

Treats Erectile Dysfunciton

Treats Sexual Dysfunction in Men & Women 

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Epithalon

is a synthetic peptide that has been studied for its potential anti-aging effects.Epitalon is classified as a tetrapeptide, meaning it’s made up of four amino acid building blocks, which contribute to its stability and potency.

Anti-aging

Improved Youthful  Look 

Improved Metabolic Health​

Increased energy levels

Improved mood

Possibly improved immune system function

Brain health preservation

Improved long term cognitive function

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