PEPTIDE & HRT & LAB TRACKER
Draw to your units U‑100
U‑100 rule: 1 unit = 0.01 mL, always. Concentration = mg in vial ÷ mL water.
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Upload your DEXA / body-comp PDF or photo. Values get pulled out for you to check before anything is saved. If the report lists past scans, those backfill too.
Upload a lab PDF or a photo of your results. Values get pulled out for you to check before anything is saved.
Download everything you've logged — labs, DEXA, measurements, blood pressure — as a CSV to print or email.
Pick a private sync code and use the same one on every device. Your data is encrypted on this device before it's saved — the code is the only key, so don't lose it.
Gut lining repair
Heals the intestinal mucosa — reduces bloating, food sensitivities, and improves nutrient absorption. Naturally found in gastric juice.
Inflammation reduction
Downregulates inflammatory cytokines at the cellular level — addresses root cause, not just masking symptoms.
Mood and brain fog
90% of serotonin is made in the gut. As the gut heals, neurotransmitter production improves — mood and mental clarity follow.
Tendon and joint health
Upregulates growth hormone receptors in tendons and promotes collagen synthesis — faster healing and reduced joint pain.
Angiogenesis
Promotes new blood vessel growth to damaged or nutrient-deprived tissue — improving healing speed everywhere in the body.
Cell migration
Regulates actin to help repair cells travel to injured tissue — speeds up recovery across muscle, tendon and ligament.
Flexibility & range
Reduces scar tissue and adhesions, which can restore range of motion in stiff or previously injured joints.
Systemic reach
Travels well through the body, so it supports healing in areas that are hard to target with a local injection.
Why estradiol matters
Testosterone converts to estradiol via aromatase. Some E2 is needed for libido, bone and mood — the goal is balance, not zero.
Low E2 signs
Joint aches, low libido, flat mood, and trouble sleeping can mean anastrozole is pushing E2 too low. Log it and recheck labs.
Personal protocol tracker — for your own reference, not medical advice.
Coordinate dosing and lab interpretation with your provider.