#4 Risks Associated With Peptide Dosing Safety: Giving too much can trigger immune reactions, or too little can reduce effectiveness
Peptide Therapy Adults Over 60: Who Is and Is Not a Candidate Strong Candidates Adults 60+ with documented low IGF-1 on serum testing Individuals with sarcopenia confirmed by DEXA or functional testing Active seniors experiencing delayed recovery, poor sleep, and reduced energy not explained by other pathology Adults managing visceral obesity with inadequate response to diet and exercise Individuals already on andropause or menopause hormone therapy who want adjunctive metabolic support Poor Candidates or Contraindicated Any history of active cancer (especially hormone-sensitive: prostate, breast, colon) Uncontrolled diabetes (HbA1c above 8.5%) Severe cardiac or renal impairment Active intracranial pathology (GH secretagogues stimulate pituitary
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Niacinamide is a form of Vitamin B3, and at 12%, this formula works on oil control, pore refinement, and post-acne marks all at the same time
Our team has seen this pattern across multiple peptide classes