Peptide therapy helps support your body's natural cellular communication to improve metabolism, recovery, energy, and overall wellness. As peptide production declines with age, therapy can help restore these signals for more efficient body function.
Peptides may support:
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Peptide and wellness therapies may support goals related to metabolism, recovery, sleep, energy, healthy aging, cognitive wellness and more. Select an option below to learn about its potential uses.
AOD-9604 may be considered for individuals who want additional support with fat metabolism and body composition goals. It is not intended to replace nutrition, movement or healthy habits, but it may complement a comprehensive plan that includes adequate protein, strength training, sleep and medical oversight.
BPC-157 is commonly discussed with patients who are focused on recovery and repair. Someone may consider it when dealing with joint, tendon or soft-tissue discomfort, slower exercise recovery, digestive concerns or inflammation-related wellness goals.
This combination may be discussed with active individuals, athletes or patients experiencing tendon, ligament, joint or muscle concerns. BPC-157 is often used for more targeted repair support, while TB-500 may provide broader support for mobility, flexibility and whole-body recovery.
CJC-1295 and Ipamorelin work together to support the body's natural growth hormone signaling. This combination may be considered by patients who want to support deeper sleep, exercise recovery, muscle tone, body composition and healthy aging.
DSIP may be considered by patients who have trouble falling asleep, staying asleep or waking up feeling restored. It is commonly discussed as part of a broader plan for circadian rhythm, nighttime relaxation and physical recovery through more consistent sleep.
Epitalon is often included in longevity-focused conversations. Someone may consider it when they want provider-guided support for healthy aging, restorative sleep, circadian balance and long-term cellular wellness.
GHK-Cu is a copper-containing peptide commonly associated with collagen, elastin, skin quality, hair wellness and tissue-repair support. It may appeal to patients who want to support healthier skin, stronger hair and the body's natural healing processes as they age.
Glutathione is an important antioxidant involved in the body's natural defense and detoxification pathways. Patients may consider glutathione support when they feel depleted or want to address oxidative stress, immune wellness, recovery or skin-brightening goals.
KPV may be discussed with patients who have digestive concerns, reactive skin, inflammatory patterns or histamine-type symptoms. Its provider-guided use is generally focused on supporting the gut barrier, immune balance and a healthier inflammatory response.
Melanotan may be discussed as part of a medically supervised pigmentation or tanning protocol. Because it can affect skin pigmentation and may darken freckles or moles, appropriate skin screening, sun protection and provider monitoring remain important.
MOTS-c is often discussed with patients who want to support mitochondrial function, energy, exercise tolerance and metabolic flexibility. It may be considered when someone feels sluggish, struggles with workout stamina or wants broader support for body composition and healthy-aging goals.
NAD+ plays a role in cellular energy production, repair processes and mitochondrial function. Patients may consider NAD+ support when they are experiencing fatigue, brain fog, slower recovery or want to build a more comprehensive longevity and cellular-wellness plan.
PT-141 works through pathways involved in desire and arousal rather than functioning as hormone replacement. It may be considered by patients experiencing low libido, reduced sexual interest or difficulty with arousal after other factors such as hormones, stress, medications and overall health have been reviewed.
Retatrutide is an investigational medication that acts on three metabolic pathways. It may be discussed with qualifying patients seeking advanced support for appetite, insulin sensitivity, weight management and body composition. Retatrutide is not currently FDA-approved, and any use requires careful provider evaluation.
Selank may be considered by patients who feel mentally overwhelmed, tense or unable to maintain calm focus. It is commonly discussed as part of a neuro-wellness plan for stress resilience, emotional balance, sleep quality and clearer thinking without a stimulating effect.
Semaglutide may help qualifying patients feel full sooner, reduce cravings and quiet persistent food noise. It is commonly used within medically supervised weight-management plans that also address protein intake, strength training, metabolic health and long-term lifestyle habits.
Semax may be discussed with patients who feel mentally foggy, unfocused, burned out or less productive than usual. It is commonly positioned as a neuro-wellness option for focus, memory, motivation, mental stamina and recovery from prolonged stress.
Sermorelin supports the body's natural growth hormone signaling. Patients may consider it when they want a longer-term approach to supporting sleep quality, lean muscle, metabolism, exercise recovery, energy and healthy aging.
Tesamorelin may be discussed with patients who are concerned about stubborn central or visceral abdominal fat. It supports natural growth hormone signaling and may complement a provider-guided plan focused on waistline changes, lean muscle preservation, metabolism and healthy aging.
Thymosin Alpha-1 may be considered as part of a provider-guided immune-wellness plan. It is commonly discussed with patients who want support for immune resilience, inflammatory balance or recovery following periods of illness, physical stress or increased health demands.
Tirzepatide works through two pathways involved in appetite, fullness and metabolic function. It may be considered for qualifying patients who need stronger support with cravings, insulin resistance, food noise or weight-management plateaus within a medically supervised program.