Regenerative Medicine

Peptides

Peptides are signaling molecules. 7000 peptides are naturally occurring. Molecule formed by combining two or more amino acids (the body has 20 amino acids). Typically less than 50 amino acids considered a peptide and more than 100 considered a protein in between called polypeptide. Peptides are part of receptors. These small signaling molecules do many different things in our body. Insulin, for example, is a peptide that is used to help the body utilize glucose (aka sugar). At NutrIV Therapies, we utilize many different peptide therapies to help patients achieve better results from conditions they may be suffering from.

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• Nerve pain peptides
• Libido peptides
• Cosmetic peptides
• Growth hormone peptides
• Sleep peptides
• Repair peptides
• Longevity peptides
• Immune support peptides
• Weight loss peptides

Tissue Repair & Hormone Optimization

How we help repair tissue

Chronic and acute injuries can often lead to damaged tissue and pain. Several different techniques are used and often combined to treat joint injuries, nerve injuries and areas of trauma. This trauma can come from acute onset or be caused by chronic overuse. The injection therapies provided repair to the tissue and associated nerves allowing for healing to occur.

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• Prolozone
• Perineural Injection Therapy (PIT)
• Platelet Rich Fibrin

How we help with Hormone Optimization

Hormones play a role in our everyday life. Hormone response is as unique to each person as their own fingerprints. Optimization of the sex hormones can help with many different conditions. The goal for healthy aging is to help create a hormonal balance that is right for you. Replacing the hormones that we lose during the aging process is necessary for both men and women. Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) is practiced at NutrIV Therapies. The problem with synthetic hormones is that they waste energy by giving incomplete messages to cells, which then fail to produce a balanced hormonal response.

Men very often need testosterone as they age. Some studies have shown more than 38% of men over the age of 45 are low in testosterone and may have some related symptoms due to this testosterone loss. Men often understand that the loss of testosterone is what can lead to fatigue, weight loss issues and low libido. Though, women lose testosterone as they age as well. Typically women start losing testosterone between the ages of 18-30. They can suffer the same symptoms as men but need a much lower amount than men to replenish their diminished supply.

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• Testosterone
• Estrogen
• Progesterone