Dec 2 and Dec 3, 2022 Agenda* (subject to change)

Discover the power of peptides

Dec 2 Friday night

5 PM registration and cocktails

5: 30 PM Top 5 peptides used by Dr. Luis Martinez and by Dr. Edwin Lee

6: 00 PM – Thymosin Alpha 1 and other peptides for the immunes system - Martinez

6:30 PM – Hair peptides - Lee

7 pm Cocktails and Dinner to follow

Dec 3 Sat morning

8:00 AM Coffee and tea (light breakfast)

8:15 AM Growth hormone peptides - Lee

8:45 AM Case studies with Cancer and using peptides – Martinez

9:30 AM BPC 157 - Lee

10 AM Metabolic Peptides – Martinez

10: 30 AM Break

10:45 AM Epitahalon - Lee

11:15 AM Case studies on Autoimmune – Martinez

11:45 AM Cosmeceutical Peptides – Lee

12: 15 PM Question

12:30 PM Lunch

1 PM End of meeting

11 AM - 12 PM Registration and light lunch is provided
12 PM - 12:45 PM Immune modulation
12: 45 PM  - 1:30 PM  Cancer
1:30 PM - 2:15 PM Addiction and Weight Management
2:15 PM - 2:30 PM Break
2:30 PM - 3:15 PM Wellness
3:15 PM - 4:30 PM training on Naltrexone Pellet Insertion

We are a professional organization for advancing the clinical use of peptides. There are many peptides that have incredible regenerative properties ranging from reducing inflammation, improving skin quality to improving the immune system. At our peptide conferences, we review the science and studies that have been done on peptides. Our monthly webinars have health care experts sharing their clinical experiences with the use of peptides. The only way we can advance this science is by sharing our experiences about the benefits and limits of each peptide.

Testimonial on Peptides

My name is Matt Langan. I am a 5’ 11” male. My normal, healthy weight is 155 lbs. In 2018, I was normal and healthy. In 2019, I was in a wheelchair, unable to walk on my own, and I weighed nearly 100 lbs. due to suffering from severe ulcerative pan-colitis. I tried every pharmaceutical option recommended and made available to me from gastroenterologists and nothing worked. I flew down to Orlando to see Rebecca Murray at the Institute for Hormonal Balance. A vital part of our protocol was the subcutaneous use of Thymosin and BPC-157 peptides. Within months of beginning the use of these peptides, I had gained 40 lbs. of lean muscle and reclaimed my health and life. To this day, over two years later, I remain asymptomatic and thriving. I used the peptides in conjunction with other nutritional supplementation and lifestyle changes but I remain convinced that they played a significant positive contributor to my healing journey. In my use of the peptides, they were beneficial, affordable and safe. I fear that if I were to flare again, if peptides are no longer made available, I may not be able to heal again. I also fear for those who haven’t been able to heal using traditional pharmaceutical medications and need another option like peptides. If peptides are no longer made available to them, then that would be one less possible solution that they could pursue. Peptides saved and changed my life in a significantly positive way and need to remain available as a powerful healing tool.

*COMPLIANCE DISCLOSURE: Clinical Peptide Society has made every effort to have all lectures and statements made regarding Peptides comply with all FDA and State and Local laws. There are some Peptides which the FDA has not approved for compounding. This is a new and potentially changing area of medicine and we encourage you to frequently check for new policies, laws and rules which may apply to your practice and to strictly adhere to all laws which apply.

Save Peptides is an organization created so that the FDA will allow compounding pharmacies to continue to produce these regenerative substances. We need your help to preserve the availability of peptides. First, we must raise the money for each peptide to be studied and sent to the United States Pharmacopeia for a monograph. The FDA requires a monograph, costing an estimated $300,000 for each peptide, before it can be approved for use. Only then can compounding pharmacies produce that peptide. While Big Pharma has the resources to obtain the necessary documentation for their products, compounding pharmacies do not have such plentiful funding. We have only one last chance for peptides to obtain FDA approval. Please donate generously to our 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit organization and pass the word along to your family and friends.

Testimonial on Peptides

My name is Matt Langan. I am a 5’ 11” male. My normal, healthy weight is 155 lbs. In 2018, I was normal and healthy. In 2019, I was in a wheelchair, unable to walk on my own, and I weighed nearly 100 lbs. due to suffering from severe ulcerative pan-colitis. I tried every pharmaceutical option recommended and made available to me from gastroenterologists and nothing worked. I flew down to Orlando to see Rebecca Murray at the Institute for Hormonal Balance. A vital part of our protocol was the subcutaneous use of Thymosin and BPC-157 peptides. Within months of beginning the use of these peptides, I had gained 40 lbs. of lean muscle and reclaimed my health and life. To this day, over two years later, I remain asymptomatic and thriving. I used the peptides in conjunction with other nutritional supplementation and lifestyle changes but I remain convinced that they played a significant positive contributor to my healing journey. In my use of the peptides, they were beneficial, affordable and safe. I fear that if I were to flare again, if peptides are no longer made available, I may not be able to heal again. I also fear for those who haven’t been able to heal using traditional pharmaceutical medications and need another option like peptides. If peptides are no longer made available to them, then that would be one less possible solution that they could pursue. Peptides saved and changed my life in a significantly positive way and need to remain available as a powerful healing tool.

To be the preeminent professional society dedicated to advancing clinical applications of therapeutic peptides in medicine by:

1. Sharing basic and applied scientific studies, offering educational programs, and creating a
registry of clinical case studies

2. Promoting collaboration between researchers and clinicians