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Clinical Recovery & Injury Repair Assessment
Standard reference ranges describe the average, not your individual baseline. Our practitioners look at 40+ biomarkers to engineer a personalised recovery protocol, which may include peptide therapy where clinically appropriate.
- Understand your personal “recovery ceiling” across 40+ biomarkers
- Newly available treatment focused on cellular repair
- Prescriptions compounded by Australian pharmacies
Takes about 5 minutes. Includes an eligibility review. Any pathology your practitioner requires is privately billed by a third party and is not part of your consultation fee.
Quick factsFrom this page
- What it is
- Standard reference ranges describe the average, not your individual baseline.
- Who it is for
- This protocol is designed for active men and former athletes who are noticing that recovery takes longer, injuries keep returning, or their body is not responding to training the way it used to.
- How it starts
- Takes about 5 minutes. Includes an eligibility review.
- Pathology
- Any pathology your practitioner requires is privately billed by a third party and is not part of your consultation fee.
- Who decides
- Eligibility is confirmed during your initial consultation.
Most peptides sold online are unregulated
- The TGA advises Australians to only obtain prescription medicines through licensed pharmacies under practitioner supervision. Unregulated peptides can pose serious health risks to consumers: ~30% mislabelled, under/over-dosed or contaminated No guaranteed sterility, with unverified supply chains Variable purity and composition the TGA warns could lead to serious harm Often contain unsafe concentrations of heavy metals like arsenic or lead Can contain harmful bacteria such as haemolytic Bacillus cereus Sources: TGA safety alert; Sports Medicine (2026); Janvier et al., Talanta (2018); Janvier et al., Drug Testing & Analysis (2018). Regeniq partners with TGA-licensed Australian compounding pharmacies, when they compound peptides one is sent to the patient and a second is sent to an independent lab for purity testing.
- When injecting unregulated peptides, there is no continuity of care or any escalation pathways if you experience unwanted side effects: No one is responsible if something goes wrong Can be seized at the border, with fines or legal action Zero quality control Sold as "research use only" to limit liability Each treatment pathway at Regeniq sits within the Australian regulatory framework, from AHPRA-registered practitioners to licensed compounding pharmacies. No shortcuts, no grey areas.
The regeniq difference
- Clinical assessment & suitability overseen by AHPRA-registered Australian practitioners at every step
- Medications compounded by TGA-licensed Australian pharmacies
- Ongoing care, not a one-off script
Regeniq treatment is guided end to end by registered Australian practitioners. Where clinically appropriate, treatment is prescribed and compounded through TGA-licensed Australian pharmacies, with ongoing review built in.
What is included in this protocol?
Every protocol is delivered by AHPRA-registered practitioners via secure telehealth consultations.
Recovery and Inflammatory Marker Assessment
Your practitioner reviews relevant hormonal, inflammatory, and metabolic markers alongside your training load and injury history. Where they decide pathology is needed, they request it; it is performed and privately billed by a third-party provider.
Body Composition Analysis
Body composition changes that do not match your effort may have a measurable cause. Your practitioner assesses the clinical factors behind why your body is not responding to training and nutrition the way it used to.
Musculoskeletal Health Monitoring
Recurring injuries and slow healing often share underlying drivers that never get tested. We identify those factors, monitor them over time through structured follow-up intervals, and adjust your plan based on clinical evidence. Your care evolves as your markers change.
Dealing with slow recovery or recurring injuries?
If your body isn’t responding to training the way it used to, consider joining the waitlist to discuss whether this protocol is appropriate for you.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the performance protocol designed for?
This protocol is designed for active men and former athletes who are noticing that recovery takes longer, injuries keep returning, or their body is not responding to training the way it used to. Eligibility is confirmed during your initial consultation.
What clinical markers may be reviewed in the recovery assessment?
Your practitioner may review hormonal, inflammatory, and metabolic markers alongside your training history and injury patterns. Where they decide pathology is needed, they request it; it is performed and privately billed by a third-party provider.
How is progress tracked over time?
Your practitioner establishes a clinical baseline and monitors changes at intervals based on your needs. Your care plan is adjusted using relevant clinical data and your individual response.