Under physician supervision with pharmacy-sourced product, peptides have an excellent safety profile. Unregulated online peptides are a different story.

Are peptides legal for athletes?

Some peptides are permitted; others (particularly growth-hormone-releasing peptides) may be on WADA lists. We advise athletes accordingly.

Do I inject them myself?

Most peptide protocols are self-administered subcutaneously — the needles are very small and patients tolerate them well.

How long until I feel results?

Depends on the peptide. Some (like BPC-157) can produce noticeable healing within 2–4 weeks; others build over 3–6 months.

Which peptide is right for me?

That's decided at consultation based on your goals, history, and labs — not a self-order from a website.

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Peptide Therapy

Available at our Raynham, MA clinic

Peptide Therapy is a non-surgical regenerative therapy offered at Regenerative Medicine of Raynham in Raynham, MA. Physician-supervised peptide protocols for tissue repair, recovery, immune modulation, and metabolic support. It is commonly used for joint pain, chronic pain, sports injuries, and neuropathy. Call (774) 409-5055 to see if you're a candidate.

Physician-supervised peptide protocols for tissue repair, recovery, immune modulation, and metabolic support.

Peptides are short chains of amino acids that act as signaling molecules — telling your body to repair tissue, calm inflammation, regulate hormones, or improve metabolic function. Physician-supervised peptide therapy uses specific peptide protocols to address specific goals, without the side-effect profile of traditional medications.

How it works

A clear, step-by-step process.

1
Consultation and goal-setting with baseline labs where appropriate
2
Selection of the specific peptide (or stack) for your goal
3
Physician-prescribed protocol with pharmacy sourcing
4
Follow-up and titration based on response

What to expect

Most peptide protocols are self-administered daily or several times weekly by subcutaneous injection. Results build over weeks to months depending on the peptide.

Conditions it may help

Candidacy

Who may be a candidate

Patients recovering from injury or surgery who want accelerated repair
Chronic pain and inflammation patients
Athletes seeking legal recovery support
Patients optimizing metabolic and cognitive health

Common side effects

Mild injection-site reactions
Occasional flushing or fatigue during dose adjustment

Who should avoid this therapy

Active malignancy (for growth-signaling peptides)
Pregnancy or breastfeeding for most peptides

Risks & what to expect

Peptides sourced through unregulated online vendors are unsafe. We use only compounding pharmacies with verified quality control.

From Dr. Petrie

"Peptides are among the most powerful adjunct tools we use — but only when the right peptide is matched to the right patient at the right dose. That's a physician conversation, not a supplement purchase."

— Dr. Brian Petrie, DC · Founder, Regenerative Medicine of Raynham

Honest answers

Common questions about peptide therapy and regenerative medicine

We would rather answer the hard questions before you call than let uncertainty keep you from getting the help you need.

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Peptide Therapy: questions we hear most

Quick, honest answers to what patients ask most. Don't see yours? Call us — we're happy to talk it through.

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Talk through your goals, your imaging, and what regenerative medicine can — and can't — do for you. Honest answers, no pressure.

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