A recent major breakthrough in soft tissue injuries relates to the use of “peptides.” The world of peptides is at the forefront of athletic injury repair. Many athletes have started using peptides as a means of cutting injury recovery in half (or better), and in the case of more significant injuries are avoiding surgery altogether.

Peptides are a chain of amino acids (2 to 50 amino acids chained together) and are naturally occurring in our bodies. We have thousands of different peptides in our bodies. Peptides are the signaling agent that tells our body to do things, such as repair tendon tissue or fight inflammation. BPC-157 is a promising peptide that is showing incredible improvements in soft tissue recovery. At OB Men, we are very familiar with dosing protocols, and results-oriented treatment. I have treated hundreds of clients with peptide therapies and am a user myself. Although safe, peptides are considered research drugs and delivered by a small injection.

Dr. Darryl Camp is well respected by his male clientele for his dedicated commitment to men’s health and aesthetics. Dr. Camp is Boarded in Neurology, has been a principal investigator in a number of NIH and industry-sponsored trials, and has managed pain patients for years.

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About the Author: Darryl S. Camp, M.D.

Dr. Camp is an accomplished Board-Certified Neurologist. He helped establish a new neurology residency in Austin Texas where he served as Program Director. He has been involved in numerous NIH funded and industry-sponsored trials. One of which would serve as a basis in his interest in regenerative medicine. Dr. Camp was a Principle Investigator in a trial whereby stem-cell precursors were injected in the carotid artery of stroke patients in an effort to re-grow blood vessels and tissue in the damaged brain. In the rat trials, rats regenerated brain tissue and recovered compared to the untreated rats. Fast forward to OB Men where Dr. Camp employs the use of Stem-Cells, Platelet Rich Plasma, and other techniques to regenerate human tissue. Whether it is to grow new blood vessels or nerves in the case of erectile dysfunction, or to correct scars and tighten skin through collagen regeneration, or to regenerate joints or tendons that have been injured, you can be assured that OB Men is on the cutting edge of regenerative medicine.