Goal
Coffee stopped working two jobs ago.
Get through the day without a 2pm shutdown.
Start your intakeThe honest problem
You’re not lazy. You’re running on fumes. Two coffees before 9am, a crash at 2pm, and by evening you’re choosing between the gym and the couch — and the couch wins every time. Your doctor says your thyroid is “normal” and your bloodwork is “fine.”
But “fine” on a standard panel misses a lot. NAD+ levels decline roughly 50% between ages 40 and 60. Mitochondrial function drops. Cellular energy production slows. The result feels like fatigue, but it’s actually a metabolic deficit that caffeine can’t fix.
How peptides help
NAD+ restores the coenzyme your mitochondria need to produce cellular energy. Sermorelin supports growth hormone output, which drives recovery and metabolic efficiency. Your clinician identifies which deficit is driving your fatigue from your labs.
This works for
- Persistent fatigue not explained by thyroid or iron levels
- Afternoon energy crashes despite adequate sleep
- Declining workout capacity or recovery
- Brain fog accompanying physical fatigue
- Age-related metabolic slowdown (40+)
This doesn’t work for
- Fatigue from untreated thyroid disease
- Iron-deficiency anemia (supplement first)
- Chronic fatigue syndrome (requires specialist workup)
- Sleep deprivation — no peptide replaces sleep
HVAC tech, 41, Henderson
“Six calls a day in the summer, crawling through attics in 130°F heat. Used to recover overnight. Now he needs the whole weekend and still feels gassed on Monday. His doctor ran a basic panel — CBC, metabolic, thyroid — everything “normal.” A deeper panel showed tanked NAD+ precursors and IGF-1 trending low. Two months into a combined protocol, the 2pm wall moved to 5pm, then disappeared.”
Names and details changed. Not a testimonial — a composite profile based on the demographic this goal serves. Individual results depend on lab values and clinician evaluation.
Ready to start?
Five-minute intake. Your clinician builds your protocol from your labs.