Peptide Therapy, NAD+ & Glutathione
Personalized wellness treatments designed to support cellular health, energy, recovery, healthy aging, mental clarity, antioxidant protection, and overall well-being.
Peptides are naturally occurring chains of amino acids that act as signaling molecules throughout the body. Depending on the specific peptide, these signals may influence processes associated with metabolism, tissue repair, body composition, sleep, immune activity, cognitive function, and physical recovery.
Our medically supervised wellness programs may also include NAD+ and glutathione. Although NAD+ is not technically a peptide, and glutathione is a naturally occurring tripeptide, they are frequently incorporated into cellular wellness and recovery programs.
Every treatment begins with a personalized medical consultation to determine which options may be appropriate for your health history, current concerns, and wellness goals.
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Peptides are short chains of amino acids—the same building blocks the body uses to create proteins. Many peptides occur naturally within the human body and help cells communicate with one another.
They function as biological messengers, sending specific signals that help regulate different physiological processes. Each peptide has a different structure and purpose, which means peptide therapy is not a single treatment or one-size-fits-all solution.
Depending on the prescribed peptide and the patient’s individual needs, peptide-based wellness programs may be designed to support:
- Energy and physical vitality
- Exercise performance and recovery
- Healthy metabolism and body composition
- Sleep quality and restorative rest
- Muscle and tissue recovery
- Cognitive performance and mental clarity
- Healthy immune function
- Sexual wellness and vitality
- Skin health and healthy aging
- Overall cellular wellness
The potential benefits, risks, dosing, and treatment schedule depend entirely on the specific therapy selected. A qualified medical provider must review your medical history and determine whether treatment is appropriate.
Potential Benefits of Peptide Therapy
Energy & Vitality
Certain peptide therapies may support biological pathways associated with energy production, stamina, metabolic function, and overall vitality. Treatment may be considered for patients experiencing low energy or difficulty maintaining their previous level of physical performance.
Fitness, Performance & Recovery
Some peptides may support the body’s natural recovery processes following exercise or physical stress. Depending on the treatment, a peptide program may be used to complement a healthy exercise, nutrition, and recovery routine.
Healthy Metabolism & Body Composition
Selected peptide medications may influence appetite, glucose regulation, metabolism, or body-composition-related pathways. These treatments are not substitutes for healthy nutrition and physical activity and must be prescribed according to the patient’s medical needs.
Sleep & Restorative Wellness
Some peptide-based programs may support pathways involved in sleep quality, circadian rhythms, and overnight recovery. Better sleep may also contribute to improved energy, mood, cognitive performance, and exercise recovery.
Cognitive Performance
Depending on the therapy, peptides may be considered as part of a broader wellness program intended to support focus, memory, mental clarity, mood, or neurological health.
Healthy Aging
Peptide therapy may be incorporated into individualized healthy-aging programs designed to support cellular communication, recovery, metabolic health, physical function, and long-term wellness.
Results vary, and not every peptide is appropriate for every goal or every patient.
NAD+ Therapy
What Is NAD+?
Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, commonly known as NAD+, is a naturally occurring coenzyme found in every living cell. It plays an essential role in converting nutrients into cellular energy and participates in biological pathways related to metabolism, mitochondrial function, cellular stress responses, and DNA repair.
NAD+ is not a peptide. However, it is frequently offered alongside peptide and wellness therapies because of its important role in cellular function and energy metabolism.
NAD+ therapy may be considered by patients seeking support for:
- Cellular energy production
- Low energy and fatigue
- Mental clarity and cognitive performance
- Physical stamina and athletic recovery
- Healthy aging and longevity-focused wellness
- Metabolic and mitochondrial function
- Recovery following periods of increased physical stress
- Mood and overall mental wellness
- Addiction recovery support as part of a comprehensive medical program
NAD+ may be administered through an intravenous infusion or intramuscular injection, depending on the provider’s recommendation and the patient’s individual treatment plan.
NAD+ IV Infusions
NAD+ IV therapy delivers NAD+ directly into the bloodstream through a controlled intravenous infusion.
Infusions generally require more time than standard hydration treatments. Depending on the dose and the patient’s individual tolerance, an NAD+ infusion may take approximately two to four hours.
Available NAD+ IV options include:
- NAD+ 250 mg in 500 mL Normal Saline — $99
- NAD+ 300 mg in 500 mL Normal Saline — $129
- NAD+ 400 mg in 500 mL Normal Saline — $149
- NAD+ 500 mg in 500 mL Normal Saline — $169
NAD+ Intramuscular Injections
For patients seeking a shorter appointment, NAD+ may also be administered as a 50 mg intramuscular injection when medically appropriate.
The recommended frequency depends on the patient’s individual needs. Injections may be administered up to three times per week under medical supervision.
- Single NAD+ injection — $25
- Package of five NAD+ injections — $100
Glutathione Therapy
What Is Glutathione?
Glutathione is a naturally occurring tripeptide composed of three amino acids. It is produced by the body and functions as one of its most important intracellular antioxidants.
Glutathione helps protect cells from oxidative stress and participates in processes associated with cellular defense, redox balance, metabolic detoxification, and immune function.
Glutathione therapy may be considered to support:
- Antioxidant protection
- Protection against oxidative stress
- Natural cellular detoxification pathways
- Healthy immune function
- Cellular energy and recovery
- Healthy-looking skin
- Overall cellular health
- Recovery following exercise, travel, illness, or physical stress
Glutathione for Antioxidant Support
Everyday factors such as physical stress, environmental exposure, normal metabolism, illness, and intense exercise can contribute to the production of free radicals.
Glutathione helps neutralize reactive compounds and supports the body’s natural antioxidant defense system. It also works with antioxidant enzymes that help maintain a healthy balance within cells.
Glutathione for Skin Wellness
Glutathione is frequently included in beauty and skin-wellness programs because of its antioxidant activity. By helping protect cells against oxidative stress, it may support healthier and more radiant-looking skin.
Individual cosmetic results vary, and glutathione should not be presented as a guaranteed skin-lightening treatment.
Glutathione Intramuscular Injections
Glutathione may be administered as an intramuscular injection up to three times per week when recommended by a qualified medical provider.
- Single glutathione injection — $35
- Package of four glutathione injections — $120
Glutathione may also be incorporated into selected IV infusions for additional antioxidant and wellness support.
Personalized Treatment Plans
Peptide, NAD+, and glutathione therapies should be selected according to the individual—not simply according to a symptom or wellness trend.
Before beginning treatment, your medical provider may evaluate:
- Your medical and surgical history
- Current medications and supplements
- Allergies and previous treatment reactions
- Current symptoms and wellness concerns
- Energy, sleep, exercise, and recovery patterns
- Metabolic and body-composition goals
- Relevant laboratory results
- Potential contraindications or risk factors
Based on this evaluation, your provider can recommend an individualized treatment plan, appropriate dosing, administration method, and follow-up schedule.
Treatment plans may include one therapy or a medically appropriate combination of peptide treatment, NAD+, glutathione, IV nutrients, lifestyle support, and ongoing clinical monitoring.
Book OnlineFrequently Asked Questions
Are NAD+ and glutathione peptides?
NAD+ is not a peptide. It is a naturally occurring coenzyme involved in cellular energy metabolism and several essential cellular processes.
Glutathione is a tripeptide composed of three amino acids. It is one of the body’s primary intracellular antioxidants.
Both may be incorporated into peptide and cellular wellness programs, but they perform different biological functions.
What can peptide therapy help support?
The answer depends on the specific peptide prescribed. Different therapies may be used to support metabolism, recovery, energy, sleep, body composition, cognitive wellness, sexual wellness, healthy aging, or other medically appropriate goals.
No peptide can appropriately address every concern.
How are peptide therapies administered?
Depending on the specific medication, peptide therapies may be administered through subcutaneous injection, intramuscular injection, oral medication, nasal administration, or another medically appropriate method.
Your provider will explain the proper administration method and treatment schedule before therapy begins.
How is NAD+ administered?
NAD+ may be administered through an intravenous infusion or an intramuscular injection. IV treatments provide a controlled infusion and generally take longer, while intramuscular injections are completed more quickly.
How is glutathione administered?
Glutathione may be administered through an intramuscular injection or incorporated into a selected IV infusion. The appropriate method and frequency will be determined during your consultation.
How quickly will I notice results?
Experiences vary according to the treatment, dose, medical history, current health, lifestyle, and wellness goals. Some patients report changes relatively quickly, while others may require a series of treatments.
No specific result or timeline can be guaranteed.
Are peptide therapies FDA-approved?
Some peptide-based medications are FDA-approved for specific medical indications. Other treatments may involve compounded preparations that have not been individually reviewed or approved by the FDA.
Your provider will explain the treatment being recommended, its intended use, potential risks, available alternatives, and whether it is an FDA-approved or compounded medication.
Is peptide therapy safe?
The safety profile depends on the specific medication, dose, source, method of administration, and the patient’s health history.
Potential side effects may include injection-site reactions, headache, nausea, fatigue, dizziness, flushing, changes in appetite, fluid retention, or other treatment-specific effects.
Medical screening and ongoing monitoring are essential.
Who may not be a candidate?
Treatment may not be appropriate for patients with certain medical conditions, active cancer, pregnancy or breastfeeding, medication interactions, allergies, uncontrolled chronic disease, or other risk factors.
Eligibility must be determined by a qualified medical provider.
Do these treatments diagnose, treat, or cure disease?
Wellness-oriented peptide, NAD+, and glutathione therapies are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease unless a specific FDA-approved medication is being prescribed for its approved medical indication.
Results and experiences vary. All treatments should be administered under appropriate medical supervision.
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