Longevity & performance therapies, built around your goals.

Each is in its own territory: NAD+ for cellular energy, glutathione for antioxidant protection and liver support, sermorelin for recovery, tesamorelin for body composition. Two replenish molecules your body already makes; two prompt your body’s own growth hormone signaling.

None of these therapies are growth hormones. Sermorelin and tesamorelin are copies of the signal that asks your pituitary to release growth hormone. They prompt your body to make its own rather than adding any from outside, so your natural rhythm and feedback stay intact. Because they act on that axis, both follow a structured schedule rather than running continuously.

Both sermorelin and tesamorelin act on your growth hormone axis, and both build in rest, though on different schedules. Tesamorelin runs five days a week with two days off. That weekly pause is the rest, and it isn’t taken off for longer stretches. Sermorelin runs two months on, then one month off. The evidence doesn’t require that break. We build it in because the cost of a month off is small, and we’d rather be cautious with a hormone axis. Your provider sets your schedule.

These four therapies can also be prescribed alongside our metabolic treatments. See Bundles page for more information.

Your provider does, and what you tell them shapes it. Nothing is locked in: as you respond, they can hold, raise or lower your dose, at no extra cost.

There is no fixed term. Duration depends on the therapy, its protocol, your goals, and your bodily response. The timeline is yours and your provider’s to set.

Compounded medications are prepared for an individual patient, per prescription, and are not approved by the FDA. They aren’t generic or interchangeable versions of brand name drugs. Your provider will walk you through the benefits and risks before prescribing. The FDA does not review compounded preparations for safety, effectiveness or quality.