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Tales from the Bedside


Collagen & Supplemental Peptides: Foundational Support for Fitness and Whole Body Health
In conversations about peptides, much of the focus lands on advanced or injectable compounds. But some of the most widely used and accessible peptides are nutritional and supplemental , playing a supportive role in fitness, recovery, and overall health. Collagen peptides and creatine-based peptide supplements fall squarely into this category. These are not hormones and do not manipulate endocrine pathways. Instead, they provide the body with building blocks it already recogn
Jan 283 min read


Peptides for Recovery, Repair & Wellness
Exploring BPC-157 and TB500 in Modern Healing Conversations Across recovery, fitness, and integrative health communities, peptides are increasingly part of conversations about optimizing healing, resilience, and overall wellness. Among the most discussed are BPC-157 and TB-500 —two peptides often associated with tissue repair, inflammation modulation, and recovery support. As frontline clinicians and health educators, we believe people deserve clear, evidence-informed educat
Jan 213 min read


Peptides for Muscle Growth, Recovery & Body Composition
What to Know About Peptides That Influence Growth Hormone and Lean Mass In gyms, longevity clinics, and online wellness spaces, peptides are increasingly discussed as tools for muscle growth, recovery, and body recomposition . Many of these compounds focus on one central pathway: growth hormone (GH) and its downstream effects on metabolism, tissue repair, and lean mass. This article breaks down the most commonly discussed peptides and GH-related compounds used for muscle rec
Jan 143 min read


Pepties for Weight Loss & Metabolic Regulation
Understanding How They Work, Their Benefits, and Safety Considerations Peptides are increasingly discussed in conversations around weight loss, metabolic health, and fitness. Certain peptides influence appetite regulation, glucose metabolism, and fat utilization by mimicking or enhancing natural hormonal signaling pathways in the body. Some of these therapies are well-studied and commonly used in clinical practice, while others are still emerging in research settings. This ar
Jan 103 min read
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