Free Physician's Guide
The Physician's Complete Guide to Peptide Therapy
Evidence Profiles for Clinical Practice
For physicians and informed patients. Clinician-level detail.
35 pages of evidence-graded peptide profiles, clinical protocols, and monitoring frameworks from a physician who coaches patients, mostly in the US, through decisions about peptides.
- Detailed profiles of 20+ therapeutic peptides with evidence ratings
- Condition-specific protocols for Lyme, Post-COVID, CFS, and longevity
- Dosing tables, cycling frameworks, and stacking compatibility matrix
- Safety data, contraindications, and lab monitoring schedules
35 pages with a selected reference list, written for physicians and for patients who want the evidence rather than the marketing.
Inside the Guide
Table of Contents
- Part I. Foundations: Peptide pharmacology, delivery methods, quality and sourcing
- Part II. Peptide Profiles: 20+ molecules across tissue repair, immune, neuro, metabolic, and longevity categories
- Part III. Clinical Protocols: Condition-specific protocols, cycling, stacking rules
- Part IV. Safety and Monitoring: Adverse effects, lab protocols, regulation, contraindications
- Part V. Practical Implementation: Patient communication, starting a practice, resources
35 pages of clinical depth
What You Will Learn
- 01
How to tell peptides with strong clinical evidence from those with only preclinical or anecdotal support
- 02
Condition-specific peptide protocols for Lyme disease, Post-COVID, chronic fatigue, and autoimmune support
- 03
The complete pharmacology of delivery methods, half-life factors, and bioavailability by route
- 04
A stacking compatibility matrix showing which combinations are rational vs. redundant
- 05
Laboratory monitoring protocols with baseline, 4-week, and 12-week schedules
- 06
Peptide regulation by jurisdiction: Germany, United States, United Kingdom, and Australia
Free Guide
The Physician's Complete Guide to Peptide Therapy
35 pages of evidence-graded peptide profiles, clinical protocols, and monitoring frameworks from a physician who coaches patients, mostly in the US, through decisions about peptides.
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