Medically-managed Peptides & Exosomes
The Power of Peptides
Peptides are responsible for improving the way cells communicate. Similar to proteins, Peptides are small chains of amino acids.
Currently, there are 60+ FDA-approved peptides on the market. Lisinopril, a blood pressure medication, and insulin, a diabetes treatment, are two of the most well-known peptides prescribed.
They tell cells when to “turn on” and when to “turn off” certain functions, regulating the countless intricate systems of your body.
Guided peptide therapy can be individualized to counteract an array of complaints and maximize your body’s already incredible functions for a higher quality of life.
The Power of Peptides
Peptides are responsible for improving the way cells communicate. Similar to proteins, Peptides are small chains of amino acids.
Currently, there are 60+ FDA-approved peptides on the market. Lisinopril, a blood pressure medication, and insulin, a diabetes treatment, are two of the most well-known peptides prescribed.
They tell cells when to “turn on” and when to “turn off” certain functions, regulating the countless intricate systems of your body.
Guided peptide therapy can be individualized to counteract an array of complaints and maximize your body’s already incredible functions for a higher quality of life.
How Does it Work?
Because they are known to your body, peptides are generally very well-tolerated with few to no side effects.
They can be taken orally, inhaled nasally, applied topically, injected into belly fat, or directly into the targeted treatment area.
By regulating hormone function, peptides can increase fat loss and decrease fat production, increase muscle mass and bone and joint health. They possess anti-anxiety, anti-depressive, and anti-aggression properties in addition to promoting better sleep and sexual health.
From Pain Relief to Skin Renewal
Peptides have the ability to decrease pain and inflammation, enhance cellular efficiency, improve gut health, promote wound, ligament, and muscle healing, advance cognition, and mitigate the effects of aging. Commonly utilized in the cosmetic industry, peptides improve skin quality and elasticity, supporting a more youthful appearance.
Research continues to support the theory that certain peptides may actually “turn off” genes associated with cancer and metastases. Better yet, peptides are pleiotropic, meaning a single peptide can impact multiple physiologic outcomes.
What are Exosomes?
Exosomes are a recent cutting-edge addition in the field of cellular medicine, not only to treat musculoskeletal diseases, but also other degenerative conditions.
Containing around 3 times the number of growth factors as adult stem cells, exosomes (called extracellular vesicles) contain proteins, enzymes, and growth factors derived from mesenchymal cells that help modulate immune and inflammatory processes that can lead to the deterioration seen with aging and degeneration.
Unlike stem cells, they do not reproduce independently, yet still have strong power to restore cells. Various studies have shown potential benefits in reducing inflammation, promoting joint repair, enhancing tissue regeneration, improving brain health, supporting metabolic function, and boosting immune health.