Peptides
Peptide-Based Care: What to Know
What are Peptides?
Peptides are short chains of amino acids that help the body’s cells communicate. Our clinicians take a careful, medical-history–first approach to determine whether a prescription therapy that involves peptide-based signaling is appropriate for you. Not all patients are candidates, and any prescription is provided only when clinically indicated and dispensed through licensed pharmacies.
Potential benefits of a supervised peptide program
Individualized care: Your clinician reviews your health history, goals, and medications to see if a peptide-based option is appropriate. Not all patients are candidates.
Integrated approach: If prescribed, peptides are used alongside nutrition, sleep, activity, and other lifestyle strategies—not as a standalone solution.
Clear expectations & monitoring: We discuss potential risks and side effects, set realistic goals, and follow up to monitor response and safety.
Support for overall wellness: When appropriate, peptide-based options may help support normal physiological processes related to balance, recovery from everyday activity, and general well-being. Results vary and are not guaranteed.
Next step
Book a clinician consultation to discuss whether an evidence-based, prescription option is appropriate for your goals. We’ll review your history, medications, and labs, then outline safe options if indicated.
The Gradient Health does not claim to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease on this page; all medicines are used only in accordance with applicable laws, clinical judgment, and FDA-approved labeling.