Why isn’t my body bouncing back?
Slower recovery and changes in strength have a lot of possible causes. A provider can help you figure out which one is yours.
Start with a consult. You don’t need a diagnosis to book one.
Where slower recovery actually comes from
Most people assume it’s age. Sometimes that’s right. Sometimes recovery slows because something measurable changed, and a provider can find it.
One care team, looking at all of it
Your history, your labs, and your treatment, all in one place.
Weight Loss
Protecting muscle is part of losing weight well. Your provider watches for it and can adjust your plan.
Women’s Hormone Health
Changes in strength and recovery often show up alongside other hormone symptoms, and they’re worth mentioning together.
Men’s Hormone Health
Testosterone affects muscle and recovery. Ivím looks at your labs alongside how you actually feel.
Prescription options
Prescription options may include compounded medications. Compounded drugs are permitted under federal law but are not FDA-approved and are not reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality. Prescription required after provider evaluation. Not available in all states.
Available without a prescription
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How care at Ivím works
Ivím membership gives you access to your care team and to Ivím’s programs. Medication is billed separately.
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“Slower recovery may get blamed on age, and sometimes that’s fair. But nutrition, hormones, and sleep all affect how your body repairs, and all of them deserve consideration. When you’re losing weight, I want to protect your strength, not just the number on the scale. That’s the part that often gets forgotten.”Jessica Duncan, MD, DABOMChief Medical Officer
