Physician-Supervised · Orlando
People use peptide therapy to recover faster, sleep deeper, build lean muscle, sharpen focus and age well. Peptides are short chains of amino acids your body already uses as signals, and each one amplifies a specific message: repair, release growth hormone, rest, burn fuel. Every plan here is built and supervised by Shawn St. Marie, D.O.
Physician-supervised · Built around your goals · Fine-tuned at every follow-up
The Short Answer
Your body makes thousands of peptides. Insulin is one. Others signal your tissues to recover, your pituitary to release growth hormone and your brain to settle into deep sleep. Many of those signals fade with age, stress and hard training.
Peptide therapy gives you more of the specific signals you want. That’s why athletes use BPC-157 and TB-500 to bounce back from injuries, why adults over 40 use sermorelin for sleep and body composition, and why women and men use PT-141 for desire. Your plan starts with your goal and ends with the peptide that fits it.
Start With Your Goal
The Peptide Library
Every chain below has one bead for each amino acid in the real molecule. PT-141 closes into a ring because the molecule does. Hover a card, or scroll on a phone, to see what people use each one for.
Also part of plans here: GHK-Cu and KPV, on their own or inside the KLOW blend, PE-22-28 for mood and focus, and oxytocin alongside PT-141.
Physician vs. “Research Use Only”
Most people searching for BPC-157 or TB-500 find a vendor before they find a doctor. Here’s what changes when a physician runs your plan.
Your First Visit
What you want to change, your health history, and anything you’ve already tried, including peptides bought elsewhere. Bring them, and we’ll build from where you are.
An osteopathic and medical exam, plus lab work when your plan depends on it.
Which peptides, how to take them, what it costs and when we’ll check in, all in writing before you start.
Access, Cost & Results
Yes, when a physician prescribes it. Tirzepatide is FDA-approved and prescribed here as the brand-name drug. Sermorelin, bremelanotide (PT-141) and tesamorelin are prescribed through licensed compounding pharmacies, and in July 2026 an FDA advisory committee voted to recommend BPC-157, TB-500, MOTS-c and several others for compounding, with the FDA’s final decision still pending. At your visit, we match your goals to what we can prescribe for you today.
Online vials are sold as research chemicals, labeled not for human use, with no way to know what’s inside or how much. With a physician you get a known product, a dose built for you and someone to call. Already using something? Bring it to your visit and we’ll take it from there.
Peptide therapy is self-pay, and cost depends on which peptides you use and for how long. You’ll have the full price in writing before you start.
Most are small injections just under the skin with an insulin-style needle. Several, including BPC-157, thymosin alpha-1, GHK-Cu, KLOW, CJC-1295 and MOTS-c, also come as oral dissolving strips, and some are given in the office. We show you exactly how at your visit.
Sleep and recovery changes often come first, sometimes within a few weeks. Body composition and longevity goals build over a few months, and follow-up visits are where we fine-tune your plan.
Peptide therapy at this practice is elective and designed to support wellness, recovery and performance goals. Tirzepatide is prescribed as an FDA-approved brand-name drug. Other peptides, when prescribed, are compounded by licensed pharmacies, and compounded medications aren’t FDA-approved. Nothing here is intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease, and every patient reviews informed consent before starting.
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