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We help our patients supplement their daily routine with peptides, which give the body the raw materials it needs to function in top form. Peptides can potentially aid in the following challenges:
Before starting peptide therapy, you’ll meet with Kate DiFiore, NP for a consultation to make sure you’re an ideal candidate. She'll talk with you about your symptoms and goals and then suggest the right peptides for your health.
Once you start peptide therapy, you’ll meet with Kate periodically to discuss your results and adjust your treatment plan if needed. Because peptides occur naturally in your body, your body more easily absorbs the supplements.
Some patients may notice improvements in their specific symptoms within a few weeks of starting treatment, while others may require longer. In general, you can expect to notice improvements after about 3 months.
Please reach out to us at kate@thetelemednp.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Peptide therapy uses small chains of amino acids to stimulate specific biological processes in the body, such as healing, metabolism, hormone regulation, and anti-aging. Peptides are naturally occurring and can be administered via injections, nasal sprays, or oral capsules.
We offer the following peptides:
Peptides can be administered in different forms, including:
Peptide therapy is generally safe when used under medical supervision. However, like any treatment, it may have potential side effects, including nausea, fatigue, injection site irritation, or mild allergic reactions.
Yes, lab work is required before starting peptide therapy to ensure safety and proper treatment planning. Labs include:
Results vary based on the individual and the peptide being used:
Yes! Peptides like Tesamorelin, Tirzepatide, and Semaglutide support metabolism and fat loss by enhancing growth hormone levels, regulating insulin sensitivity, and controlling appetite. Tirzepatide and Semaglutide are specifically designed to reduce hunger and help regulate blood sugar levels for sustained weight loss.
Side effects vary depending on the peptide used, but common ones include:
No, peptide therapy is typically not covered by insurance, as many peptides are considered elective or used off-label.
For best results, consider implementing:
Yes, you can discontinue peptide therapy at any time. However, for optimal benefits, it’s recommended to follow a consistent treatment plan under medical supervision.
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