Peptide therapy

What peptide therapy is at CPM

Peptides are short chains of amino acids — the same building blocks your body already uses to signal repair, regulate metabolism, and control the growth hormone axis. Therapeutic peptides work by reinforcing signals your body produces naturally, rather than replacing a hormone outright.

That distinction matters in practice. Because these compounds act on signalling pathways, the outcome depends heavily on dose, timing, cycle length, and what else is happening in your physiology. A peptide that helps one patient recover can do very little for another with different labs. This is why CPM does not sell peptides off a shelf.

Who it tends to suit

• Patients recovering from soft-tissue or joint injury who have plateaued with conventional rehabilitation
• Athletes and high-training-load individuals managing cumulative recovery debt
• Adults addressing age-related changes in body composition, sleep quality, or energy
• Patients pursuing structured longevity and metabolic optimisation under supervision

Who it does not suit

Peptide therapy is not appropriate for everyone. Active malignancy, pregnancy, certain endocrine conditions, and some medication interactions are contraindications. Part of the assessment is determining whether the answer is no.