Peptide therapy

Peptide therapy is offered at the practice. Start with a short call with Dr. Nick to talk through your goals and whether peptides make sense for you.

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About peptides

Peptides are short chains of amino acids that act as signaling molecules in the body. Some are available as prescription medications prepared by compounding pharmacies.

Whether a peptide is appropriate depends on your goals, health history and, where useful, lab results. Dr. Nick will explain the options and what to expect. There is never any pressure to use them.

Dr. Nick explains peptides

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Watch Dr. Nick’s explanation on YouTube

Getting started

Consult: Start with a quick 10-minute call so we can understand your goals, review your health history, and map out the best next steps.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know which peptides are right for me?

Your goals, health history, and lab data help determine the best fit. We create personalized recommendations based on your unique needs.

Do I need testing before starting?

It depends on your goals and health history. Dr. Nick will recommend testing where it is useful.

Are peptides a replacement for healthy habits?

No. Peptide treatment is not a substitute for quality sleep, nutrition, movement, and stress management.

How are peptides administered?

Depending on the type, peptides may come in capsules, creams, nasal sprays, or injections.

Educational disclaimer

Our goal is to educate and empower you with information and resources to support your wellness journey. Nothing on this page should be interpreted as medical advice or a guarantee of results. Individual needs and outcomes vary.

Before you book.

For appointment questions, call (949) 677-1329.

How do I get started with peptides?

Start with a short call with Dr. Nick to talk through your goals and health history.

How do I request an appointment?

Use the SimplePractice appointment request, or call the office. The practice will confirm your appointment.

What if I’m not sure which appointment to choose?

Call the office to discuss appointment options before submitting a request.

What about fees and insurance?

Fees for each appointment type are shown when you request an appointment. Functional medicine is self-pay. For chiropractic care, the practice can submit claims if your plan includes chiropractic benefits; coverage depends on your plan.

What is the cancellation policy?

The practice policies, including cancellation terms, are shared through the patient portal when your appointment is set up.

Where should I send records or health information?

Use the practice’s patient portal, not this website, for clinical messages, health information and requested records.

Request an appointment.

Read the first-visit guide or call the practice for help choosing an appointment.