Twelve modules. Sixty-plus peptides. Every protocol built around a real patient case and graded honestly on the evidence.
Module 01
What peptides are and how they signal, the 14 therapeutic categories and their cross-category compounds, the current regulatory framework, patient candidacy and baseline diagnostics, clinical philosophy before prescribing, and patient communication.
Assess candidacy, understand the legal landscape you're prescribing in, and speak fluently about the major peptide classes.
Module 02
Why peptides work where they work, at the level of actual biology. You'll go deep on the growth hormone axis, the cellular pathways behind aging and repair, immune signaling, and the science of why flooding the body with hormones directly is the wrong approach where signaling peptides are the right one. This is the foundation that lets you reason about any compound, including ones that don't exist yet.
Explain the mechanism behind any protocol you prescribe, not just the dosing.
Module 03
The GH-axis compounds in full clinical depth: Sermorelin, CJC-1295 with and without DAC, Tesamorelin, and Ipamorelin. You'll learn how each one works, how they differ, how to dose and stack them, and how to optimize growth hormone naturally without the cancer risk, insulin resistance, and other problems that come with injecting HGH directly.
Build a growth hormone optimization protocol tailored to the patient in front of you.
Module 04
The compounds that made peptides famous: BPC-157, TB-500, GHK-Cu, and DSIP, integrated with PRP, bone marrow, stem cells, and the rest of the regenerative toolkit. Built around a real chronic-injury patient who failed conventional care, you'll learn how to combine these compounds with each other and with regenerative procedures. This module also introduces the Evidence Tier framework that runs through the entire course, so you always know exactly how strong the evidence is for what you're prescribing.
Design tissue-repair protocols and tell patients honestly what the evidence does and does not support.
Module 05
Thymosin Alpha-1 and the immune-modulating peptides for the complex, multi-system patients other physicians send away. You'll work through chronic infection, autoimmune and inflammatory conditions, gut dysfunction, and the layered protocols that address them, including how to sequence compounds when a patient has several things going on at once. Built around a real chronic Lyme and CIRS case.
Approach complex, multi-system patients with a real sequenced protocol instead of guessing.
Module 06
The peptide toolkit for the brain: TBI and post-concussion syndrome, Parkinson's, and cognitive decline, using Cerebrolysin, Semax, Selank, and the neuroregenerative compounds. This is the hardest territory in peptide medicine, and the module is honest about it, including which gold-standard compounds aren't legitimately available in the US and how to think about that. Built around two real cases, a head-injury patient and an early-cognitive-decline patient.
Build neuro protocols and set expectations a neurologist would respect.
Module 07
The most current module in the course, and the one that changes fastest. You'll get the full GLP-1 landscape including the newest oral agents now reaching the market, the muscle-preservation drugs that are about to reshape weight loss, and the longevity and metabolic protocols built around Epithalon, MOTS-c, and the mitochondrial peptides. The central theme is the one most clinics miss: preserving muscle while patients lose fat. Updated continuously as the field moves, so your knowledge doesn't go stale the day you finish.
Run a modern metabolic and weight-loss practice without leaving patients sarcopenic.
Module 08
Testosterone optimization done correctly, fertility preservation, and the treatment of low libido and sexual dysfunction in both men and women. You'll learn the hormonal axis cold, why starting a man who wants children on testosterone is a mistake, and how to use compounds like Kisspeptin, PT-141, HCG, and enclomiphene. Built around the specific errors most prescribers make in this space.
Optimize hormones without destroying fertility, and treat desire disorders most physicians ignore.
Module 09
The reference you'll actually keep open in clinic. Instead of teaching compound by compound, this module is organized by condition, dozens of them, each with a ready protocol that pulls from everything else in the course. It's built to be used at the point of care and updated quarterly as the evidence changes, which is what turns this from a course you finish into a tool you keep.
Keep a working protocol library open for the conditions that actually walk through your door.
Module 10
How to think like a designer, not a recipe-follower. You'll learn to build a protocol from scratch for any patient, including the complicated ones with five things going on, run a proper intake and monitoring process, and integrate all of it into a practice that's both profitable and responsible. This module also covers the business and operational reality: sourcing, pricing, documentation, and how to stay on the right side of the line in a field full of clinics that don't.
Design protocols for any patient and run a real practice, not just prescribe from a list.
Module 11
The hands-on skills, shown, not just described. Reconstituting lyophilized compounds correctly, calculating and drawing accurate doses, subcutaneous and intramuscular and intranasal technique, storage and handling, and how to teach your patients to self-administer safely and confidently. The practical layer that turns a protocol on paper into something a patient can actually do.
Reconstitute, dose, and inject correctly, and teach your patients to do the same safely.
Module 12
The capstone. Everything you've learned, synthesized and then tested on one complex, multi-system patient worked end to end: read the labs, prioritize, map mechanisms across systems, and design a phased, integrated protocol that optimizes the patient with the fewest compounds, not the largest stack. Then the certification assessment itself, how it works, and what it means to practice responsibly once you carry the credential.
Synthesize the whole curriculum on one complex patient, then earn your certification and practice forward responsibly.