What is peptide replacement therapy?

Peptide replacement therapy involves administering synthetic peptide hormones to treat hormonal deficiencies or imbalances. Peptides are short chains of amino acids that serve as signaling molecules in the body. Many peptides act as hormones that regulate critical biological processes.
As we age or due to medical conditions, we may become deficient in certain peptides and hormones. Replacing these vital signaling molecules can help restore hormonal balance and cellular communication. Peptide therapy aims to activate regeneration, reduce inflammation, and promote healing.

Some examples of peptides used in replacement therapy:

• Thymosin beta 4 - stimulates stem cell migration and differentiation to regenerate tissues


• AOD9604 - metabolizes fat and supports weight loss


• Ipamorelin - boosts growth hormone levels to increase muscle mass and bone density


• LL-37 - has anti-inflammatory and immune-boosting effects


• DSIP - promotes deep, restorative sleep

Potential benefits of peptide replacement therapy:

• Correct hormonal deficiencies


• Reduce inflammation and risk of chronic diseases


• Improve body composition - increase muscle, decrease fat


• Speed up injury recovery and wound healing


• Enhance sleep quality and energy levels


• Slow aging process and appearance of aging


• Improve mental health - elevate mood, reduce anxiety

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Who is a good candidate for peptide therapy?

Peptide replacement therapy may be recommended if blood tests or symptoms suggest you have deficits in growth hormone, thymosin beta 4, or anti-inflammatory and tissue repair peptides. Ideal candidates include:

• Adults over 30 noticing signs of aging


• Those recovering from injury or surgery


• People with chronic inflammatory conditions


• Athletes wanting to improve performance and muscle building


• Those with sleep disturbances or fatigue


• Individuals with anxiety, depression or mood disorders

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How are peptides administered and what are the side effects?

• Peptides come in small injectable vials for subcutaneous injection - injected into fat under the skin with an insulin syringe


• Dosage and injection frequency varies based on the type and combination of peptides


• Most protocols involve injecting peptides 2-3 times per day


• Potential side effects may include: injection site reactions, headaches, vertigo, nausea - especially when first starting. Effects typically resolve within a few days.

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Peptide therapy FAQs

Are peptides legal? Yes, peptides are legal to prescribe and use for research purposes. However, their legal classification may vary in athletic organizations. Always check your country/state laws and rules of any sports organizations you are part of before beginning peptide therapy.

Are peptides safe? When prescribed and supervised by a qualified medical professional, peptide therapy is generally safe for healthy individuals. Speak to your health care provider about whether peptide treatment is appropriate for your individual health status and goals.

How much does peptide therapy cost? Costs vary based on the types and combinations of peptides used, the dose and duration of treatment. At Renewal Hormone Clinic, peptide therapy packages start from $XX for a 1 month supply. Contact us today for a free consultation to develop a customized peptide therapy protocol to meet your needs and health goals.

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In summary, peptide replacement therapy can be a promising treatment approach for anti-aging, injury recovery, building muscle, burning fat, enhancing cognition, immunity and sleep. Work with a knowledgeable medical professional to determine if peptide therapy is right for you. Contact Renewal Hormone Clinic today to learn more!