Peptide Therapy for Women Over 40: What You Need to Know
By Kellie Williams, FNP-C | Women’s Health 360
As women enter their 40s, the body begins to shift in ways that can feel unfamiliar.
Hormonal changes, slower metabolism, and decreased energy can leave you feeling unlike yourself. But what if there was a science-backed solution designed to help you feel vibrant again?
Peptide therapy may be the answer.
What Are Peptides?
Peptides are short chains of amino acids that act as messengers in your body. They help stimulate healing, balance hormones, and boost natural processes like fat metabolism,
muscle growth, and skin rejuvenation.
Benefits of Peptide Therapy for Women Over 40
At Women’s Health 360, we use peptide therapy to support:
• Improved sleep
• Increased metabolism & fat loss
• Greater muscle tone
• Boosted libido
• Enhanced skin elasticity
• Sharper mental clarity
• Elevated mood and energy
Our Most Popular Peptides
Here are some of the peptides we commonly recommend for women 40+:
• CJC-1295 + Ipamorelin – Encourages growth hormone release for fat loss, better
sleep, and tissue repair.
• BPC-157 – Supports gut healing and reduces inflammation.
• PT-141 – Improves sexual desire and intimacy.
• Semaglutide – GLP-1 peptide used in weight management (see our full post
comparing semaglutide vs. tirzepatide coming soon!).
Is Peptide Therapy Safe?
Yes—when prescribed by a licensed provider and monitored correctly, peptide therapy is generally safe and well-tolerated. We always personalize treatment based on your labs, lifestyle, and health goals.
Is It Right for You?
If you’ve been feeling off, tired, or just “not yourself,” peptide therapy could help you
reclaim your energy and confidence. We offer consultations to guide you through the process and create a plan tailored to your body’s needs.
Let’s Talk About It
Your health is too important to guess. Schedule your consultation today to see if peptide therapy is right for you.
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