Peptides

Peptides at Performance Health: Individual Freedom with Safety in Mind

At Performance Health, we believe in personal autonomy when it comes to health decisions. Our approach to peptide therapy is not based solely on evidence-based practice (EBP), but rather on the belief that people have the right to explore treatments that align with their personal health goals—as long as they do so safely and under medical supervision.

What Are Peptides?

Peptides are short chains of amino acids that act as signaling molecules in the body, influencing various processes like hormone production, tissue repair, metabolism, and inflammation regulation. Some peptides have been studied extensively, while others remain in the early stages of research. Regardless, the demand for peptide therapy is growing as people seek personalized health optimization beyond traditional medicine.

Our Approach: Choice, Not Coercion

We do not claim that peptides are the “gold standard” of medical treatment. Instead, we recognize that:

People should have the freedom to make their own health decisions.
There is a gap between what is FDA-approved and what people want access to.
Medical oversight ensures safety, proper dosing, and risk reduction.

Our goal is not to sell peptides as a miracle cure, but to offer a safe, controlled environment for those who choose to use them.

Peptides We Offer – Safe and Well-Researched Options

While many peptides exist, we focus on those with the best safety profiles and strongest research backing, so patients can make informed choices.

1. GLP-1 Agonists (Semaglutide, Liraglutide)

Used for weight management and blood sugar control
FDA-approved for diabetes and obesity
Helps with appetite regulation and metabolic support

2. Collagen Peptides

Supports skin, joints, and connective tissue health
Naturally found in the body
Oral supplementation is widely studied and safe

3. BPC-157

Promotes healing of muscles, tendons, and the gut lining
Not FDA-approved but widely used in regenerative medicine
Research is mostly preclinical, but safety profile appears favorable

4. Thymosin Beta-4 (TB-500)

Supports tissue repair and recovery
Commonly used in sports medicine and post-injury healing
Still under research, but anecdotal reports suggest benefits

5. Oxytocin

Often called the “love hormone”, oxytocin plays a key role in bonding, mood regulation, and social behavior
May support stress reduction, emotional resilience, and sexual function
Potential benefits for metabolic health, including weight management and insulin sensitivity
While oxytocin is FDA-approved for labor induction and postpartum bleeding, its use for mood and metabolic support is still being studied

While we do not offer other peptides, we are stoked to support you in using the safely with close monitoring as part of our PED harm reduction program.

The Reality of Peptides: Not a Magic Bullet

Peptides are not a substitute for proper nutrition, exercise, or medical care. They won’t fix everything overnight—but for those who choose to use them, we offer a medically supervised pathway that prioritizes safety over reckless experimentation.

Why Get Peptides from a Medical Provider?

Avoid Counterfeit & Unsafe Products – Online peptide sources can be contaminated, underdosed, or mislabeled
Medical Supervision – Proper dosing, monitoring, and lab testing ensure safer use
Informed Decision-Making – We provide unbiased guidance so you can weigh risks and benefits for yourself

Final Thoughts: Your Body, Your Choice

At Performance Health, we aren’t here to convince you to use peptides, nor are we here to gatekeep access to them. We are here to ensure that if you choose this path, you do it safely, responsibly, and with medical guidance.

Healthcare shouldn’t suck.

Neither should your right to make your own choices.

You can learn more about peptides from a local partner here.