Why Recovery Stops When We Age

If your recovery has collapsed, your sleep has gone shallow, your body composition has shifted despite the same effort, and your labs come back “normal” — this episode is for you. Dr. Tracy Page walks through the science of somatopause, the silent decline of the master repair signal of the body, and the two peptides — CJC-1295 and ipamorelin — that work together to restore the natural pulsatile growth hormone release of your younger years. Featuring the case of “Rebecca,” a 51-year-old marathon runner whose body had stopped responding to her despite doing every right thing.

In this episode, you will learn: why your growth hormone output is roughly half of what it was at 25 and what that means for the rest of your physiology; the difference between CJC1295 and ipamorelin and why they are used together; why pulsatile peptide signaling is fundamentally different from synthetic growth hormone replacement; what changes patients actually experience week-by-week and month-by-month on this protocol; the typical clinical protocol used in functional medicine; and five specific things you can do this week to support your endogenous growth hormone release even before you see a physician.

 

Listen now to learn how restoring the body’s natural repair signals may help support healthier aging and renewed vitality.