Peptide Therapy
Executive Medicine Peptide Therapy
Useful in: weight loss, cognitive improvement, enhancing energy, gut disorders, cardiovascular health, kidney health, immune system efficiency, musculoskeletal pain and injury, skin integrity
Peptides are a sequence usually between 2 to 50 amino acids produced by ribosomes in the cells according to instructions from your DNA. They bind to a respective receptor in the cell or mitochondria and signal the cell to respond in a specific manner.
By understanding these signals and the pathways they affect, we can use this knowledge to positively impact your health and wellness. Peptides have been shown to be effective in correcting cellular deficiencies throughout the body and have been effective in reducing disease in our brain, heart, kidney and gastrointestinal system. Think of the peptide insulin and the effect it has had on diabetes care.
One of the most popular peptides being used today is the GLP-1s (Ozempic/Semaglutide, Mounjaro/ Tirzepatide) to help control diabetes, obesity and to reduce cardiovascular disease, kidney disease and to improve brain function. Peptides are being used in aesthetics to improve skin health, hair growth, extend beauty and longevity. They are used in wound care and in musculosketal injuries to help repair damaged tissue.
The key to using these peptides effectively is to have an in-depth understanding of how they affect you on a cellular level. This is best accomplished with guidance by an experienced physician to ensure a safe and successful outcome. Implementing peptides in therapy correctly is important as peptides used in an inappropriate manner could sometimes have a detrimental effect.
Dr Reed is trained in peptide therapeutics, is certified by SSRP and is completing a fellowship in the study of cellular medicine with an emphasis on peptide utilization. Make an appointment today to discuss how he may assist you achieve optimal health.
