Current Specials

Elevate your self-care routine with our current specials. Discover your path to radiant beauty and wellness today with special pricing on select treatments and products designed to renew and rejuvenate. Don’t miss out—check back often for updates on our latest specials.

BPC 157

BPC 157, which stands for “Body Protection Compound 157,” is a naturally occurring peptide consisting of 15 amino acids, derived from a portion of the body’s own protein. Research suggests BPC 157 promotes healing of various tissues like skin, muscle, tendon, ligament, and bone by stimulating cell growth and blood vessel formation. Additional benefits include anti-inflammatory properties, enhanced collagen production, and improved skin elasticity. While BPC-157 doesn’t necessarily increase growth hormone, it does activate growth hormone receptors that send signals to increase growth hormone sensitivity to help accelerate healing. It can be particularly beneficial for athletes recovering from sports injuries or individuals dealing with chronic conditions like tendonitis or muscle strains and/or are looking to improve muscle strength.

Hair Loss – Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment

As much as 38% of healthy women experience some degree of hair loss. Meanwhile, severe hair loss afflicts 42% of men aged 18–49. The emotional and social impact of hair loss can create significant mental distress.

Hair loss may also indicate an untreated condition. It is a symptom of several disorders, including hormonal imbalances, thyroid disorders, iron deficiencies, and other conditions. As such, hair loss is clinically significant.

Zinc

Zinc, an essential trace element, plays a pivotal role in various physiological processes, including the regulation of sex hormones. Understanding the impact of zinc supplementation on sex hormone levels is crucial for patients suffering from conditions related to reproductive health.

Testosterone

Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) is a common intervention for individuals with hypogonadism or low testosterone levels. Traditionally, intramuscular (IM) injections have been the standard route of administration for testosterone. However, emerging evidence suggests that subcutaneous (subQ) injections offer a viable and effective alternative.

New Peptides Coming in March