Reclaim is a research-grade peptide protocol that supports tissue repair and recovery. Delivered as a low-dose injection or oral capsule, depending on what your provider recommends for your goals.
Patients typically use Reclaim alongside training or recovery from injury. Most notice changes over four to eight weeks. Your provider monitors response and adjusts the protocol over time.
Reclaim Protocol · BPC-157Naltrexone — an opioid antagonist that gradually reduces the rewarding effects of alcohol and opioids. Non-addictive, non-sedating.
Naltrexone reduces cravings at the receptor level. Supports your journey toward moderation, one day at a time.
Technical and clinical context our providers use when evaluating intake for alcohol moderation therapy.
Your Moderation Arc
Week 1
Naltrexone begins working at the receptor level. Cravings may start to shift.
Month 1
The urge to drink noticeably decreases. Habits begin changing.
Month 3
New patterns established. Relationship with alcohol feels different.
Month 6+
Sustained moderation. Provider supports your continued progress.
From personalized intake to ongoing support, we help you get — and stay — on track.
Start The RECLAIM Protocol in 5 simple steps
Answer a few questions about your health, goals, and history — all online, no in-person appointment needed. You'll find out if you're eligible within 24 hours.

A US-licensed clinician reviews your intake, follows up on anything that needs clarification, and signs your prescription — typically within 24 hours.

Your Rx is filled at a US-licensed 503A pharmacy, sealed, and shipped — room-temperature and ready to go from day one.

Your shipment arrives at your door — discreet, room-temperature, and ready to use. Once-daily oral capsule. No injections, no needles, no special storage.

Ongoing care from our medical team — check-ins, dose adjustments when needed, and 24/7 access to your provider whenever a question comes up.

Peer-reviewed research and regulatory documents our medical team consults when evaluating intake for this protocol.
JAMA
Alcohol and Alcoholism
The protocols our providers most often add alongside this one.