Do you feel fatigued?
Are you in chronic pain?
Do you look at yourself in the mirror and wish you could look and feel young again?
Some people are blessed to have strong immune systems that help them fight off diseases and illnesses well into their elder years, however others immune systems deteriorate as they age. Most of the time when people have low energy or have consistent muscle pains, they blame it on their old age, but what people don’t know is that their health issues might be caused by a drop in peptide production within their bodies. It is possible that older people can still look and feel young if they take the right steps to get there. But, what are those steps?
One of the most effective, safe and natural types of therapy that has gained traction within the medical industry is Peptide Therapy. Peptides are meant to repair, regenerate, support, and improve the structure and function of different parts of the mind and body with the use of amino acids to generate energy, turn over cells and create new ones.
Naturally, our bodies already create about 7,000 peptides to perform numerous different functions such as creating insulin, immune system health, improved cognitive performance, growth hormone, weight loss, thyroid hormone and many more. Furthermore, according to an article produced by Health Gains, peptides are used during cancer treatments due to their powerful ability to help individuals heal¹.
According to Dr. Mitchell A Fleisher, “there are over 60 medicinal peptides that are currently in use by clinical medicine”² and it is one of the safest natural therapies for those in search for healing. Therefore, if you’re in need of boosting your energy, immune system or wishing that you could look and feel young again, you may want to consider some peptide therapy options as long as they are properly prescribed and administered by a trained physician or practitioner.
The Types of Peptide Therapies and Their Benefits
At this point you might be thinking, “What’s the difference between peptide therapy and clinical medicine?” The answer: A lot. If we were to compare the use of peptides with typical pharmaceutical drugs that are prescribed, there are many significant differences. Sometimes when people use pharmaceutical drugs to treat their illness, the body does not recognize the chemical which causes a reaction or “symptom” to the medication being taken. In contrast, a peptide is something the body already recognizes because it produces it on its own, therefore, infusing more peptides into our system for immunity is safe as long as it’s properly administered.
At LifeWorks Wellness Center, we provide a variety of peptide treatments that can assist our patients with autoimmune diseases, cancer, Lyme, and many other chronic conditions. For more information, please give us a call at 727-466-6789 to schedule an appointment.
References:
- What Are the Different Types of Peptide Therapy? | HealthGAINS
- Fleisher, Mitchell A. “Introduction to Peptide Therapy: Effective, Safe, Natural Medicine.” Townsend Letter, Dec. 2020, p. 37.
- What is IGF-1/LR3? Anti-Aging Peptide Therapy | Revive PBG
