The first changes most patients report are in digestion itself. Bloating that has been a daily companion for years often begins to recede within the first two to three weeks. Post-meal discomfort eases. Bowel habits start to normalize. The constant sense of digestive heaviness — the feeling of food sitting in the stomach for hours — fades. Then the systemic effects start to emerge, often catching patients by surprise. Joint pain that they had attributed to age becomes less prominent. Skin clarity improves. Energy levels rise. Brain fog lifts. The chronic low-grade fatigue that had become their normal state quietly gives way to something genuinely different. Patients dealing with autoimmune conditions often report measurable changes in symptom frequency and severity. Patients with food sensitivities sometimes find their tolerance expanding as the gut barrier recovers. Patients with chronic skin conditions — eczema, rosacea, persistent acne — often see clearer, calmer skin as systemic inflammation subsides. These are not coincidences. They are the predictable downstream consequences of restoring gut integrity and recalibrating the inflammatory signaling that touches every system in the body.

Every KLOW protocol begins with a thorough evaluation. The medical team reviews medical history, current symptoms, prior interventions, and lab work. Additional testing may be ordered — comprehensive stool analysis, food sensitivity panels, inflammatory markers, or other diagnostics depending on the clinical picture. The peptides themselves are delivered through subcutaneous injection or, in some cases, oral capsule formulations specifically designed for gut delivery. Protocols typically run six to twelve weeks for an initial phase, with reassessment at the end of that window. Patients with more entrenched gut dysfunction may run longer initial protocols and follow up with periodic maintenance cycles. The goal is not to deploy a generic protocol but to design a precise intervention based on each patient's actual biology. Dr. Dawn Ericsson and the AgeRejuvenation clinical team oversee protocol design across all five locations. The Wesley Chapel and South Tampa locations serve patients across Tampa Bay. Brandon serves the eastern Hillsborough County corridor. Winter Park Orlando and Winter Garden Orlando bring the same protocols to Central Florida.