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Contraindications generally include: Active or suspected cancer Pregnancy or breastfeeding Severe liver or kidney disease Competitive athletes subject to WADA testing (both peptides are prohibited under the WADA Prohibited List) Eddie will review your history at consultation to make sure peptide therapy is appropriate before anything is prescribed
Who It Is For Patients with stubborn visceral fat that resists diet and exercise Men and women experiencing metabolic slowdown associated with aging Patients with insulin resistance or metabolic syndrome who want to improve metabolic markers Anyone seeking meaningful body recomposition not just weight loss, but shifting the ratio of fat to lean mass Patients who have plateaued on a weight loss program and need a metabolic reset What to Expect Weeks 1-4: Improved energy and exercise tolerance as mitochondrial function improves
Step 2: Health Screening Blood tests may be recommended to assess liver and kidney function and ensure you're a suitable candidate
If you fall into one of these categories, doctors generally advise avoiding injections altogether and focusing instead on safer ways to support your health: Anyone seeking cosmetic glutathione injections People with any liver or kidney issues Anyone who's had serious allergic reactions previously Pregnant or nursing women People who can't access immediate emergency medical help if complications arise Alternatives to Glutathione Injections You have much safer options available, and they can support your health just as effectively, often even better when it comes to long-term results
To summarize our recommendations for guiding providers to counsel patients regarding peptides: Take detailed medication histories specifically asking about peptides and other over the counter healing compounds