Morning routine with copper peptides: Cleanser (gentle, pH-balanced) Toner or essence (optional, hydrating types) Copper peptide serum Additional serums (hyaluronic acid, niacinamide) Moisturizer Sunscreen (essential, copper peptides do not provide UV protection) Evening routine with copper peptides: First cleanser (oil-based, for makeup/sunscreen removal) Second cleanser (water-based) Toner or essence (optional) Copper peptide serum Additional serums (peptide boosters, growth factors ) Moisturizer or night cream Facial oil (optional, for occlusion) Application technique matters Apply to slightly damp skin: Skin absorbs water-based serums more effectively when not completely dry
Ideal candidates for leading with NAD+: Patients over 40 experiencing persistent fatigue that does not resolve with sleep or lifestyle changes Individuals with metabolic syndrome, insulin resistance, or difficulty managing weight despite dietary effort Patients recovering from substance use, where NAD+ IV therapy has shown measurable benefit in reducing withdrawal symptoms and cravings High-performance athletes or executives seeking cognitive edge and faster physical recovery Patients with early neurodegenerative concerns who want evidence-supported mitochondrial support GHK-Cu Dosage and NAD+ Dosage: What Clinical Protocols Actually Use Dosing varies based on delivery route, patient body weight, and clinical goal
Diet, exercise, and overall lifestyle remain the most important factors for weight management
Hydroxocobalamin is longer-acting and stays in your system longer, making it ideal for more sustained energy between appointments
