Peptide Therapy
What it is
Peptides are short chains of amino acids that act as the body's messengers, supporting functions like tissue repair, sleep, energy and longevity.
What to expect
Dr. Sibaja designs personalized peptide protocols around your health goals and explains every step of the process.
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What exactly is a peptide?
Peptides are short chains of amino acids — the same building blocks as proteins — that act as precise biological messengers, signaling cells to repair, recover or regulate. Your body already makes thousands of them naturally.
What can peptide therapy help with?
Depending on the peptide: recovery and tissue repair, sleep quality, energy, metabolism and healthy aging, skin quality, and immune support. Your protocol is chosen around your specific goals, not a menu.
Are peptides safe? What are the side effects?
Clinically used, pharmaceutical-grade peptides have well-described safety profiles under medical supervision. Side effects are generally mild — occasional redness at the injection site or slight fatigue — and your protocol is monitored and adjusted.
How are peptides taken?
Depending on the peptide: tiny subcutaneous injections with a very fine needle, capsules, or topical forms. Most patients find the injections far easier than they expected.
Do I need lab work first?
Yes — responsible peptide therapy starts with understanding your baseline. Lab work and your assessment guide which peptides make sense, at what doses, and how progress will be measured.
How long until I see results?
For most peptides, expect the first changes in roughly four to six weeks — effects on sleep and recovery often appear earlier, while structural goals like tissue repair build over months. Your protocol includes checkpoints so progress is measured, not guessed.
Can peptides help with weight?
Certain peptides are clinically proven to regulate appetite and support weight management under medical supervision. They are tools, not shortcuts — they work best combined with nutrition and activity, which Dr. Sibaja addresses as part of your plan.
Are peptides the same as steroids or hormones?
No. Peptides are signaling molecules that ask your body to do more of what it already does — though some influence hormone pathways, which is why medical supervision and correct sourcing matter.
Will I need them forever?
No. Most protocols run in cycles with defined start and end points, reassessed against your goals and lab work.
Do they work for everyone?
Results vary with your biology, consistency and goals. Dr. Sibaja tells you honestly whether peptides make sense for your case — and which ones do not.
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