Peptide Therapy in Farmington Hills, MI
The peptide market has exploded with online coaches, influencers, and “research chemical” suppliers selling peptides with no medical oversight. At Azoth Health, peptide therapy is provided by Dr. Hawkins, DO – a physician who understands how these compounds interact with your body, your existing medications, and your overall health.
This isn’t about selling you peptides. It’s about determining if peptides are appropriate for you, which ones, at what dose, and with what monitoring.
Azoth Health | Peptide Therapy
Seven peptides. Seven different biological pathways.
Peptides act as signals in the body, but they don't all act on the same systems. Some influence hormone release; others are being investigated for their effects on tissue repair, inflammation, metabolism, or neurological function. Here is what makes each one distinct.
| Peptide | How it works | What researchers are exploring |
|---|---|---|
| Sermorelin Growth hormone signaling | Mimics a natural signal that prompts the pituitary gland to release growth hormone. | Its effects on growth hormone secretion. Claims about improved sleep, muscle mass, or healthy aging in otherwise healthy adults have not been established. |
| BPC-157 Tissue-repair research | A synthetic peptide studied in laboratory and animal models for its effects on tissue-repair signaling. | Possible roles in tendon, muscle, and gastrointestinal healing. Meaningful evidence of benefit in humans remains very limited. |
| TB-500 Cell movement and repair | A peptide associated with thymosin beta-4 research, including processes involved in cell movement and tissue repair. | Its potential relevance to soft-tissue recovery. Laboratory findings have not established clinical benefits for TB-500 in people. |
| KPV Inflammatory signaling | A three-amino-acid peptide investigated for its influence on inflammatory pathways. | Skin and intestinal inflammation, along with wound-related processes. Human clinical benefits have not been demonstrated. |
| MOTS-c Metabolism and cellular stress | A mitochondria-derived peptide involved in research on how cells respond to metabolic stress. | Insulin signaling, metabolic adaptation, and body composition. It is not an established weight-loss treatment. |
| Semax Neurological research | A synthetic peptide investigated for effects on signaling within the nervous system. | Neurological conditions, including cerebral ischemia and migraine. Claims about improved memory or focus remain unproven. |
| Epitalon Sleep and cellular-aging research | A synthetic peptide studied in relation to sleep regulation and aspects of cellular aging. | Whether early biological observations translate into meaningful changes in sleep or aging in people. Clinical benefit has not been established. |
This table describes areas of scientific research, not established treatment outcomes. Availability and treatment decisions depend on medical evaluation and current pharmacy requirements.
The Azoth Approach
How Peptide Therapy Works at Azoth
Peptide therapy begins with a medical evaluation, not a predetermined treatment protocol. Dr. Hawkins considers your medical history, treatment goals, and the available scientific evidence before recommending an approach.
Begin With Concierge Care
Peptide therapy is available to Azoth Health concierge members. Treatments are billed separately from the membership, with members receiving a 20% discount.
Medical Evaluation
Dr. Hawkins reviews your health history, medications, and treatment goals. Laboratory testing may be recommended when appropriate. You'll discuss the available research, potential risks, and whether a particular peptide makes sense for your situation.
Individualized Treatment & Monitoring
If treatment is appropriate, Dr. Hawkins develops a plan based on your medical needs. This includes guidance on administration, follow-up care, and any necessary monitoring.
Our approach: Not every evaluation results in a peptide prescription. If another approach is more appropriate, Dr. Hawkins will discuss those options with you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I just tell you what peptides I want?
Dr. Hawkins evaluates your medical history, labs, and health goals to determine which peptides (if any) are appropriate. This is medical care, not a pharmacy.
Can I buy peptides cheaper online?
Probably. But you’re also buying unregulated products with unknown purity, no medical oversight, no evaluation of whether they’re safe for you, and no monitoring. The question isn’t cost, it’s whether you value your health enough to do this properly.
How do I know if peptides are right for me?
That’s why you need medical evaluation. Dr. Hawkins will determine if peptides are appropriate based on your health history, labs, and goals.
Do you take insurance?
No. This is a cash-pay service, which allows for adequate time and individualized care that insurance won’t reimburse.
What if I'm already taking peptides from another source?
Dr. Hawkins will evaluate what you’re taking, verify safety, assess whether it’s appropriate to continue, and determine if adjustments are needed.
Ready to explore peptide therapy?
Book an appointment with Dr. Hawkins to discuss whether peptide therapy is appropriate for your health goals. Available exclusively to Concierge Primary Care members.This service is not included in the membership fee and is billed separately. Members receive a 20% discount on the standard service rate.