Free live webinar with Dr. Joy Kong
Peptides are all over your feed, and the advice is all over the place. Join Dr. Joy Kong for one clear hour on what's safe, what's hype, and what a physician checks first.
Free. No peptide or plan needed.

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Sound familiar?
Here's what people tell us before they join.
“I don't feel like myself.”
Energy and recovery aren't what they were, and working harder isn't closing the gap.
“Everyone online says something different.”
Influencers have a protocol and a link to buy. None of them know your history.
“What's actually in that vial?”
“Research use only” products get used anyway, and no one can vouch for them.
“Am I doing this right?”
Guessing at doses, with no baseline labs and no one to call.
“Is any of this working?”
Months and money spent, with no starting point to measure against.
That's what this hour is for.
Turn confusion into a clear way to judge any offer, with a physician who tests what matters.
We start with the person, not the peptide.
What you'll learn
What they are, what they aren't, and why everyone is talking.
How to spot unreliable sources before you spend a dollar.
Goals, history, medications and testing come before any plan.
Baseline labs, follow-up, and someone to call.
Plus live Q&A with Dr. Kong.
Your host
Dr. Joy Kong has spent a decade in regenerative and anti-aging medicine, and she teaches other physicians.

“Peptides took off, and the marketplace got confusing. I built CPPP as the opposite: a physician who gets to know you, tests what matters, and stays with you, so no one has to figure it out alone.”
— Dr. Joy Kong
board certifications
years in regenerative and anti-aging medicine
podcast episodes on regenerative medicine
Psychiatry and neurology, addiction medicine, and anti-aging and regenerative medicine.
Rigorous academic training and clinical foundations.
Educator with the American Academy of Integrative Cell Therapy (AAICT).
A Los Angeles clinic built around physician-led, testing-informed care.
Ask our team which clinicians are involved in your care.
What people want back
These are goals to discuss with a physician, not promised outcomes.
What good care includes
Dr. Kong shares a simple checklist for judging any program, using Chara's Precision Peptide Protocol (CPPP) as the example.
Reviews
“Dr. Kong and the Chara Health staff took the time to truly listen to my health background and goals. The personalized guidance, custom peptide protocols, and follow-up make a world of difference compared to other clinics.”
David R.
Google review
“The physician-guided approach to peptide therapy gave me complete peace of mind. Transparent communication, professional team, and genuine care at every step.”
Sarah K.
Google review
“The staff were great, very attentive, welcoming, knowledgeable and supportive. I greatly appreciated Dr Heidi's time in speaking with me about peptides that might be appropriate for my health goals.”
Babette V.
Google review
“I had an excellent experience at CHARA and would highly recommend them. From the moment I arrived, I was impressed by how friendly, welcoming, and professional everyone was.”
Linda V.
Google review
“Dr. Joy Kong shared valuable and interesting information... From the very beginning, the team provided transparent communication, professional care, and genuine interest in patient well-being.”
Robyn B.
Google review
“Underwent treatment at Chara Health. From the very start, Dr. Kong and the staff took the time to explain everything thoroughly and gave me complete confidence in my care.”
Jake P.
Google review
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Google reviews of Chara Health. They describe individual experiences, not guaranteed results.
Questions
No. It is general education and can't diagnose a condition, determine candidacy, or replace an individualized visit with a physician.
Yes. There is nothing to buy. Afterward, attendees may be invited to request a free information call with our care team. That call is with staff, not a physician, and is not a medical visit.
General questions are welcome. Dr. Kong won't recommend a treatment on the webinar. Personal recommendations need a private physician evaluation.
Yes. It's a good time to check your sources, testing and follow-up.
No. It's education. If you later want to learn about Chara's program, costs and terms are explained before you book anything.
If a physician prescribes them, they come from a U.S. 503A compounding pharmacy. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved, and the FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness or quality before marketing. Ask your clinician about the evidence, risks and alternatives.
One hour with a physician beats months of guessing alone.
Free. Wed, Oct 21 · 4 PM PT · Live online.