Protocols

Glutathione Protocol - Antioxidant & Detoxification
Standard ProtocolWeeks 1–4 (Loading Phase):
• 100 mg twice weekly (injectable)
Week 5 onward (Maintenance):
• 100 mg once weekly

High-Dose Protocol (90 Days)Intensive Protocol:
• 200 mg twice weekly for 13 weeks
• Total: 26 injections = 5,200 mg
Best for: Chronic fatigue, immune support, liver detox

Sermorelin Protocol - Growth Hormone Optimization
Base Protocol (Sex-Based Dosing)
Females:
• 0.1 mg (100 mcg) daily, 5x/week
Males:
• 0.2 mg (200 mcg) daily, 5x/week
Cycle Protocol:
• 5 months on, 1 month off

Monitoring
Evaluation Schedule:
• Evaluated every 30–90 days for efficacy

NAD+ Protocol - Cellular Energy & Longevity
Phased Protocol
Loading Phase (Weeks 1–2):
• 50 mg twice weekly
Maintenance Phase (Week 3+):
• 100 mg once weekly
Optional Titration:
• Increase to 150 mg weekly based on need

90-Day TotalTotal Dosing (90 days):
• Weeks 1–2: 200 mg (4 × 50 mg)
• Weeks 3–13: 1,100 mg (11 × 100 mg)
• Total: 1,300 mg over 90 days
Choosing the Right Protocol Based on Desired Outcomes

Energy & Vitality
  • • NAD+ Loading + Maintenance
  • • Sermorelin (age-appropriate dose)
  • • Glutathione Standard Protocol

Detox & Recovery
  • • Glutathione High-Dose Protocol
  • • NAD+ with oral support
  • • Consider combination therapy

Anti-Aging & Longevity
  • • Sermorelin 5-month cycles
  • • NAD+ maintenance long-term
  • • Glutathione for antioxidant support

Safety Guidelines & Monitoring

Pre-Treatment Assessment:
  • Comprehensive medical history and current medications
  • Baseline laboratory values and contraindication screening
  • Patient goals and expectations discussion
  • Informed consent for treatment protocols

Ongoing Monitoring:
  • Regular assessment of treatment response and side effects
  • Periodic laboratory monitoring as clinically indicated
  • Protocol adjustments based on individual response
  • Patient education and support throughout treatment

Important Note:
​All protocols should be individualized based on patient-specific factors, medical history, and treatment goals. Regular evaluation and adjustment ensure optimal outcomes and safety.