Peptides
Peptide Therapy Benefits for Both Men and Women
Age, stress, and changes in diet can result in disruption of peptide production.
Peptide therapy can aid in treating by mimicking your body’s own peptides, which elicit a particular desired response. They are much smaller than proteins and are easily absorbed by the skin or spread through the bloodstream. As they move through your body, they send signals to begin the process of healing or producing hormones to regulate your bodies natural processes.
While often referred to as a general fountain of youth, some specific benefits patients may expect to see when starting anti-aging peptide therapy include:
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Improved healing time for wounds/injuries
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Stronger immune system and heart
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Increased energy & body strength
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Better quality of sleep
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Increase fat burn and muscle build to promote a lean body
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Increased libido and sexual performance

What are Peptides?
There are over 7,000 known peptides within the human body and though some may be similar each is responsible for facilitating a different response and action within the body. Some are widely known such as insulin and collagen. Other peptides such as Sermorelin, CJC-1295, Ipamorelin, and Bremelanotide are new and innovative forms of hormone replacement therapy that utilizes to help restore and enhance the body’s natural processes.
They are composed of amino acids and function as the building blocks of proteins. These partial pieces of protein send signals and instruct other cells and molecules within the body to perform a variety of functions.
Some common functions of peptides include:
Chronic pain relief
Aiding in soft tissue repair
Accelerating healing processes
Promoting weight loss and lean muscle gain
Reversing symptoms of sexual dysfunction
Improving hormone production and cognitive function
As the body ages, the natural production and quality of peptides declines.
The unique property of peptides can be harnessed and used to treat specific conditions; this treatment process is known as peptide therapy.