STOP PIECING TOGETHER PEPTIDE INFORMATION.
BUILD A STRUCTURED CLINICAL FRAMEWORK.
You can find peptide information everywhere. The harder part is connecting mechanisms, quality, regulation, evidence, and clinical application into one coherent picture.
This 2026 course brings those pieces together through 18+ expert-led sessions, patient cases, downloadable lectures, and supporting PDFs for physicians, pharmacists, NPs, PAs, and clinicians across functional, regenerative, anti-aging, and longevity medicine.
- Understand the science behind peptide protocols
- Connect mechanisms with clinical context
- Keep the complete course library with lifetime access
A STRUCTURED 2026 PEPTIDE LEARNING EXPERIENCE
Multiple expert perspectives across peptide science and clinical application.
From foundational mechanisms through patient cases and clinical integration.
One organized learning library spanning science, quality, regulation, and clinical application.
LEARN ACROSS 9 EXPERT PERSPECTIVES
A multidisciplinary faculty spanning pharmacy, medicine, regenerative health, compounding, and clinical peptide education.
JLJames LaValle
RPh, CCN, MT, DHM, DHPh, B.S.Pharm
Kathleen O'Neil-Smith
MD, FAARM
Gordon Crozier
DO
Anthony J. Campbell
PharmD, BCSCP
Tyler Chamberlain
PharmD, FAPC
Marisol Duque
MD
Stephanie Mazurek
PharmD
ESErika Schwartz
MD
CSChristopher Shade
PhD
PEPTIDE EDUCATION SHOULDN’T FEEL LIKE A COLLECTION OF OPEN TABS.
The goal isn’t simply to collect more peptide information. It’s to understand how the information connects.
Each source may be useful on its own—but the burden of organizing all of it falls on you. That fragmentation costs time and makes it harder to build a coherent understanding.
A structured course can turn those disconnected pieces into one organized learning path.
FROM PURCHASE TO STRUCTURED LEARNING IN 3 STEPS
GET INSTANT ACCESS
Complete your purchase and open the digital course library through Google Drive.
WORK THROUGH THE COURSE
Study the downloadable MP4 lectures and PDFs across mechanisms, metabolism, quality, regulation, patient cases, and clinical integration.
KEEP IT AS YOUR REFERENCE
Download the materials and retain lifetime access so you can return to specific topics whenever you want to review them.
TURN FRAGMENTED PEPTIDE INFORMATION INTO A CLEARER CLINICAL FRAMEWORK
UNDERSTAND THE “WHY” BEHIND THE PROTOCOLS
Go beyond isolated peptide names and protocol lists by connecting mechanisms, signaling pathways, metabolism, immune function, tissue repair, and other core concepts to the broader clinical context.
CONNECT SCIENCE TO APPLICATION
Build a more organized view of how peptide science, regulation, quality considerations, and patient-case discussions fit together.
CREATE A REFERENCE LIBRARY YOU CAN RETURN TO
Download the MP4 lectures and supporting PDFs and keep lifetime Google Drive access so you can revisit specific sessions whenever you need them.
MAJOR PEPTIDE CATEGORIES COVERED
Explore peptide therapies across regenerative medicine, metabolism, neurocognitive health, immune regulation and more.
Regenerative & Reparative Peptides
- BPC-157 — healing, angiogenesis, GI repair and tissue regeneration.
- Thymosin Beta-4 — wound healing, neuroregeneration and tissue remodeling.
- KPV — gut integrity, inflammation and wound healing.
- RGN-259 — TB4-derived peptide.
Neuroprotective & Cognitive Peptides
- VIP — neuroimmune function and inflammation.
- Selank — cognition and mood.
- PE-22-28 — neurogenic signaling.
- PT-141 — melanocortin receptor signaling.
Growth Hormone Axis & Metabolism
- CJC-1295 / Ipamorelin — growth hormone release and recovery.
- Sermorelin — GH/IGF-1 production.
- Tesamorelin — visceral fat and metabolic health.
- GHRH / ALRN-5281 — GH-axis signaling.
Appetite, Anabolic & Energy Regulation
- Ghrelin / Macimorelin — appetite signaling and GH testing.
- MOTS-c — mitochondrial signaling and insulin sensitivity.
- Nicotinamide Riboside — NAD+ and mitochondrial support.
Gut & Barrier Function
- Larazotide — intestinal permeability and tight-junction regulation.
- KPV — gut integrity and inflammation.
Metabolic Peptides
- GLP-1 Agonists — glucose regulation, appetite and weight management.
- Semaglutide, Tirzepatide, Liraglutide and related therapies.
Immune Modulation
- Thymosin Alpha-1 — immune function.
- LDN — autoimmune and inflammatory protocols.
- KPV & VIP — inflammatory and neuroimmune modulation.
Inflammation & Mitochondrial Support
- IRW Peptide — mitochondrial metabolic signaling.
- TUDCA — neurological and metabolic support.
- SPMs — inflammation resolution.
- LRP & LQP — oxidative stress and mitochondrial function.
CLINICAL USE CATEGORIES AT A GLANCE
| Clinical Focus | Key Peptides |
|---|---|
| Tissue Repair | BPC-157, TB4, KPV, RGN-259 |
| Neurocognitive Health | VIP, Selank, PE-22-28, PT-141, NR |
| GH Axis & Recovery | CJC/Ipamorelin, Sermorelin, Tesamorelin |
| Energy & Metabolism | MOTS-c, Ghrelin, Macimorelin |
| Gut / Barrier Function | Larazotide, KPV |
| Metabolic Regulation | GLP-1 Agonists |
| Immune Modulation | TA1, LDN, KPV, VIP |
| Mitochondrial Support | NR, IRW, LRP/LQP, TUDCA |
PEPTIDE THERAPY MODULE I CURRICULUM
Peptides Overview: Controlling Metaflammation, Metabolic Signaling & Clinical ValueJames LaValle • 1 Hour
FDA, Quality Assurance, and State to State StatusTyler Chamberlain • 1.5 Hours
Manufacturing of Sterile Product Quality ControlAnthony Campbell • 1 Hour
Manufacturing of Sterile Product Quality Control — ContinuedAnthony Campbell • 1 Hour
Personalized Peptide ProtocolsStephanie Mazurek • 0.5 Hour
Integrating Peptides into Clinical PracticeErika Schwartz • 1 Hour
Global Lifestyle Considerations in Peptide MedicineJames LaValle • 1.5 Hours
SARMS — What Are They: The Science and ControversyJames LaValle • 1 Hour
Body Composition and MetabolismGordon Crozier • 2.5 Hours
All Roads of Health Lead to Immune Modulation and Gut RepairJames LaValle • 1.5 Hours
Liposomal Oral PeptidesChristopher Shade • 0.5 Hour • Non-CME
The Role of Peptides in Glucose and Insulin RegulationJames LaValle • 1 Hour
What’s New? Peptides and BioregulatorsJames LaValle • 1 Hour
Optimize the Body to Heal from InjuryKathleen O’Neil-Smith • 1.5 Hours
Cellular Senescence: DNA Damage, Telomeres & Zombie CellsKathleen O’Neil-Smith • 1 Hour
Hormone Signaling and Hormone Receptor ModulationMarisol Duque • 2 Hours
Intro to Brain Inflammation and AutoimmuneKathleen O’Neil-Smith • 1 Hour
Patient Case PanelFaculty led by James LaValle • 1 Hour
WHAT CLINICIANS ARE SAYING
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“The biggest value for me was having the material organized into one structured course instead of jumping between papers, videos, and separate resources.”Arvid AndersonIntegrative Medicine Physician
“I appreciated how the course connects peptide mechanisms with broader clinical context. The downloadable lectures and PDFs also make it easy to go back and review specific topics.”Jayne ReichelNurse Practitioner
“The course library gave me a much clearer way to organize what I had already been learning from research papers and other educational sources.”Brigitte KeelingFunctional & Integrative Medicine Physicians
BUILD A MORE ORGANIZED UNDERSTANDING OF PEPTIDE MEDICINE
Access the 2026 course library with expert-led video sessions, supporting PDFs, patient cases, and clinical-integration content.
EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO STUDY THE COURSE IN ONE PLACE
The course is organized as a complete learning library designed to take you from foundational peptide science into clinical context and application.
Expert-Led Video Library
Work through 18+ downloadable MP4 sessions covering peptide mechanisms, metabolism, immune and gut health, hormone signaling, tissue repair, quality considerations, clinical integration, and related topics.
Supporting PDF Materials
Use accompanying PDFs, slides, handouts, and educational documents alongside the video sessions to review important concepts.
Clinical Cases + Integration Content
Move beyond theory with patient cases and clinical-integration material connecting mechanisms and concepts with broader clinical discussions.
Lifetime Course Access
Receive lifetime access through Google Drive and download the included MP4 lectures, PDFs, case-based materials, and supporting files for future review.
WHEREVER YOU ARE IN YOUR PEPTIDE LEARNING, START WITH A CLEARER FRAMEWORK
YOU’VE BEEN LEARNING FROM YOUTUBE, PODCASTS, AND PAPERS
Bring the material into one organized learning environment instead of continually piecing together disconnected sources.
YOU KNOW INDIVIDUAL PEPTIDES—BUT WANT THE BIGGER PICTURE
Move beyond memorizing names and protocols by studying mechanisms, signaling pathways, quality considerations, regulation, and clinical context.
YOU WORK IN FUNCTIONAL, REGENERATIVE, ANTI-AGING, OR LONGEVITY MEDICINE
Organize peptide-related concepts across metabolism, immune and gut health, hormone signaling, tissue repair, and patient-case discussions.
YOU WANT A COURSE YOU CAN KEEP AS A REFERENCE
Download the MP4 lectures and PDFs and maintain lifetime access to the Google Drive course library.
THE DIFFERENCE ISN’T MORE INFORMATION.
IT’S HOW THE INFORMATION IS ORGANIZED.
| When You Learn Through the Course | When You Piece It Together Yourself |
|---|---|
| Follow a defined sequence across 18+ sessions | Decide what to study next from scattered sources |
| Study mechanisms alongside clinical context | Topics are often encountered separately |
| Keep lectures and PDFs together | Material may be stored across several platforms |
| Review patient cases and integration content | Clinical context depends on each individual source |
| Return to one library with lifetime access | Search through saved sources when reviewing |
| Learn from 9 expert faculty in one program | Assemble your own mix of speakers and sources |
If your goal is a clearer clinical framework, structure matters just as much as access to information.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Clear answers before you purchase.
Why pay $188.88 when I can learn from YouTube, podcasts, and research papers?
Those sources can be useful, but they’re often fragmented. This course brings mechanisms, quality considerations, regulation, patient cases, and clinical integration into one structured learning path with 18+ sessions and downloadable materials.
Is this really updated for 2026?
Yes. The course is presented as the 2026 Update.
Will this be too basic or too advanced for me?
The material spans foundational mechanisms through clinical application. It is designed to help clinicians connect core concepts with broader peptide discussions rather than focusing only on isolated protocols.
What exactly do I receive after purchase?
You receive digital access through Google Drive to:
- Downloadable MP4 lecture sessions
- Supporting PDF materials
- Patient-case content
- Clinical-integration material
- Additional included educational files
How quickly do I get access?
Access is provided through instant digital delivery after purchase.
Do I receive CME, CE, or a professional certification from this purchase?
No. Your purchase provides access to the educational course materials. It does not include CME, CE, or a professional certification issued through the seller.
Still have questions? Contact support before purchasing if you need clarification about access or included materials.
ONE STRUCTURED COURSE LIBRARY.
A CLEARER WAY TO STUDY PEPTIDE MEDICINE.
Instead of continuing to piece together videos, podcasts, and papers, access the complete 2026 course library with expert-led lectures, PDFs, patient cases, and clinical-integration material—all organized in one place.
18+ Sessions • 9 Expert Faculty • Downloadable MP4 + PDFs
Instant digital delivery • Lifetime access through Google Drive