Peptide Therapy | PUR-FORM

Target specific health goals with enhanced cellular communication

Benefits of using peptides

Peptide therapy involves the use of specific peptides, which are short chains of amino acids, to influence various physiological functions within the body. These peptides can have a wide range of effects, including hormone regulation, immune system modulation, tissue repair, and more.

Improved cell communication
Repaired tissue damage
Improved metabolic function
Increased sex drive
Increased lean muscle mass
Reduced joint pain
Increased energy
Reduced body fat

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WHAT TO EXPECT

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HOW IT WORKS

The first step is to schedule an appointment with us. Our provider will sit with you for at least 30 minutes and take a complete health history, while also discussing your personal objectives and goals. Your provider will go through all of your current bloodwork or order updated baseline bloodwork for further evaluation.

Your provider will assess your goals and determine which peptide will be most beneficial for you. Because peptides should not be taken indefinitely, expect follow ups with your provider to evaluate next steps in your care plan.

WHY WE LOVE IT

Peptides leverage the natural healing capabilities of the body. The human body naturally contains over 7,000 peptides to aid in cellular function.

Peptides have the capacity to aid the functions of cells related to metabolism, tissue repair, hormone generation, and other essential processes.

Since incorporating peptides into my routine, I wake up every day with more energy, experience reduced brain fog and enhanced mental clarity. Not only have my workouts improved, but my recovery time has also significantly shortened.

Bobby, 39

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How do I know which peptide is right for me?

Our functional medicine team will meet with you to examine your health history and current health concerns to determine which peptides are right for you.

How are peptides administered?

Peptides are administered by injections, and capsules. Working with your provider, they will determine what the best method of administration is for you.

How long have peptides been in medical use?

Peptides have been in use for centuries, but their therapeutic potential was not fully realized until the early 20th century. The first peptide drug, insulin, was isolated from bovine and porcine pancreas in 1921 and was used to treat diabetes. So, peptides have been in use for about 100 years.

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Each membership tier includes a set number of core treatments, and also provides the membership holder a special discounted rate on an unlimited number of core and advanced treatments.