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A clear peptide vial and a sealed sterile syringe resting on a green clinic cloth in daylight.

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Peptide therapy.

Short chains of amino acids that act as precise signals in the body — used to support repair, recovery, metabolic balance, cognition, and longevity, only where the case calls for it.

The goal
Sterile reconstitution kit on a stainless tray — a clear peptide vial, alcohol prep pad, and a wrapped insulin-style syringe.
Sterile, weighed, monitored — not sold from a shelf.

Peptides are short amino-acid chains your body uses as signals. We use that native language to move one clinical target — repair an injury, restore the gut lining, regulate immunity, support metabolism — inside a monitored plan.

They’re prescription medicine — the right one (if any) depends on your history, labs, and current medications.

Certification
Dr. Johanna Nazzar in the clinic apothecary.
Dr. Johanna Nazzar · DAOM, MSOM, LAc, CFMP

Peptides are one of Dr. Nazzar’s deepest focuses — she’s certified to prescribe across ten clinical categories, from tissue repair to metabolic, cognitive, immune, and longevity protocols, and stays current on a fast-moving field.

Translation: peptides here are prescribed inside a real medical workup, not sold from a shelf.

  • DAOM
  • MSOM
  • LAc
  • CFMP
  • 10 clinical categories
Full peptide menu

The peptides we work with.

Ten categories by body system. Not a menu to order from — the right peptide, if any, is chosen in consultation from your history, labs, and medications.

  • Clear glass peptide vial in soft morning light — growth, repair, and anti-aging support.
    Growth Hormone / Repair / Anti-Aging
    • CJC-1295 (with or without DAC)
    • Ipamorelin
    • Sermorelin
    • Tesamorelin
    • CJC-1295 / Ipamorelin (combination)

    Usesanti-aging, muscle growth, fat loss, recovery, sleep.

  • Peptide vial beside a measuring tape and fresh greens — fat-loss and metabolic support.
    Fat Loss / Metabolic
    • AOD-9604
    • Tesamorelin
    • Retatrutide (triple agonist — GLP-1 / GIP / glucagon)
    • Semaglutide (GLP-1)
    • Tirzepatide (GLP-1 / GIP dual agonist)

    Usesweight loss, visceral fat reduction, insulin sensitivity.

  • Peptide vial in cool, focused light — cognitive, neuro, and mood support.
    Cognitive / Neuro / Mood
    • Selank
    • Semax

    Usesanxiety, focus, neuroprotection, memory.

  • Amber peptide vial with rolled gauze in warm light — healing, repair, and injury support.
    Healing / Repair / Injury
    • BPC-157
    • TB-500 (Thymosin Beta-4)
    • GHK-Cu (copper peptide)
    • Thymosin Alpha-1
    • K Glow blend
    • Wolverine blend

    Usestissue repair, inflammation, immune modulation.

  • Peptide vial with eucalyptus and citrus — immune and anti-inflammatory support.
    Immune / Anti-Inflammatory
    • Thymosin Alpha-1
    • LL-37
    • KPV peptide

    Usesimmune regulation, chronic infections, inflammation.

  • Peptide vial in a dramatic shaft of light — cardiovascular and mitochondrial support.
    Cardiovascular / Mitochondrial
    • SS-31 (Elamipretide)
    • MOTS-c

    Usesmitochondrial health, energy, cardiovascular protection.

  • Peptide vial in soft golden light — sexual health and hormonal support.
    Sexual Health / Hormonal
    • PT-141 (Bremelanotide)
    • Kisspeptin

    Useslibido, reproductive hormone signaling.

  • Peptide vial with a copper-tinted liquid on a dewy surface — skin, hair, and aesthetics.
    Skin / Hair / Aesthetics
    • GHK-Cu
    • Epitalon

    Usesanti-aging, collagen, pigmentation, longevity.

  • Peptide vial in timeless, even light — longevity and cellular health.
    Longevity / Cellular Health
    • Epitalon
    • MOTS-c

    Usestelomere support, aging pathways.

  • Peptide vial on a calm bedside in dim warm light — sleep support.
    Sleep Support
    • Selank
    • DSIP
    • Epitalon

    Usessleep onset, sleep quality, circadian support.

How it works
Peptide vials and lab glassware in cool, clinical light.
Chosen from your labs and history — not a trend.

From consult to protocol.

  1. 01

    Consult & history

    We review your goals, symptoms, medical history, and current medications to decide whether a peptide is appropriate at all.

  2. 02

    Labs & workup

    Where it matters, we test first — so the choice is driven by your biochemistry, not a trend or a shelf.

  3. 03

    Your prescribed protocol

    The right peptide, if any, dosed and cycled for one clinical target — paired with nutritional guidance and supportive supplements, never in isolation.

  4. 04

    Monitoring & adjustment

    Scheduled check-ins to track your response, manage any side effects, and taper or extend the plan as the goal is met.

Ways to take them

Injections aren’t the only route.

The delivery method depends on the peptide and your preference — we’ll walk through the options that fit your protocol at your consult.

  • Most common

    Subcutaneous injection

    Micro-doses with a fine insulin-style syringe — the most studied route for most peptides.

  • Needle-optional

    Oral & sublingual

    Select peptides work as capsules or troches when the molecule allows — no needles involved.

  • Needle-free

    Supplement support

    Prefer to skip injections entirely? Peptide-based support through Make Wellness — see below.

Needle-free option
A single sealed capsule sachet beside a clear glass of water on a warm stone counter, sunlit.
Peptide-adjacent supplement support — no needles, no protocol.

Not a candidate for injections — or just don’t want needles? Dr. Nazzar partners with Make Wellness, peptide-based supplements you can order through her referral link.

It complements — not replaces — a clinical protocol, and it’s a reasonable place to start.

Next step

Curious if peptides fit your case?

Book an intake and we'll decide together whether a peptide protocol — injectable or needle-free — belongs in your plan, and which one.

DisclosurePeptides exist as RUO (research use only), are not FDA-approved, and are for self research use only.