Peptide Therapy
Because healthy aging looks different for everyone.
As we age, our energy levels, recovery, and overall health needs change. Peptide research is exploring new approaches to tissue repair, inflammation, metabolism, and neurological health. At Alpha Women's Wellness, we consider your individual health history, goals, and the available medical evidence before discussing whether peptide therapy may be appropriate for you.
What Is Peptide Therapy?
Peptides are short chains of amino acids. Many occur naturally in the body and act as messengers, helping regulate hormone signaling, metabolism, and cellular function.
Some peptide-based medications have established clinical uses, while others are still being investigated. The six peptides listed below are part of this emerging area of medicine, with human evidence and safety information that remain limited. At Alpha Women's Wellness, every treatment discussion begins with understanding your health, your goals, and what the medical evidence supports.
BPC-157
Tissue Repair & Recovery
BPC-157 is being studied for its potential role in tissue repair, digestive health, and inflammation.
TB-500
Healing & Recovery
TB-500 is being investigated for its potential involvement in tissue repair and wound healing.
KPV
Inflammation & Skin Health
KPV is being studied for its potential effects on inflammatory pathways, including those involving the skin and digestive system.
MOTS-c
Metabolic Health
MOTS-c is being investigated for its role in cellular metabolism and energy regulation.
Semax
Neurological Health
Semax is being investigated for potential applications involving the nervous system.
Epitalon
Sleep & Aging Research
Epitalon is being investigated for potential effects on sleep-related biological processes.
Important Information About Peptide Therapy
The six peptides listed above are included on the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) 503A Interim Access List. HHS has issued a temporary enforcement discretion policy for qualifying compounding under specific conditions.
These peptides are not FDA-approved, and compounded preparations have not been reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality. Treatment availability is subject to applicable regulations and requires an individualized medical evaluation and prescription.