Dr. Scott DelBoccio has practiced dental medicine in Naples, Florida for thirty years. Early in that career he noticed something that redirected the rest of his professional life: treating an inflamed, infected mouth improved things far outside it — energy, digestion, whole-body inflammation. The mouth, he came to understand, isn't a sealed room; it's the front door to the gut, and the gut is the front door to nearly every system in the body. What starts there doesn't stay there.
That single realization sent him down a road most dentists never travel. If the mouth was connected to everything, he had to understand everything — so he studied how the body actually ages, at the biological level rather than the cosmetic one, until longevity medicine became a second, self-directed profession alongside his first. Over the following decades he built a men's and women's hormone-therapy and wellness practice inside his own — personalizing compound protocols to each patient's own bloodwork rather than handing out a shelf template — and a facial-aesthetics practice built around the SeamLess Lift system he developed, on the same principle that how the body ages on the outside is a story about what's happening within. He began using peptide therapies clinically before the year 2000, well before the current wave of mainstream interest, and taught and lectured on longevity medicine for years. That teaching curriculum — his lectures, his clinical libraries, three decades of patient conversations — is the direct source material behind both the compound library on this site and his book, The Peptide Bridge.
Dr. DelBoccio has since retired from clinical practice. His current work is a new chapter: he is heavily involved in peptide research and development, building beginner-to-advanced optimization frameworks — the same individualized, goal-and-labs-driven approach described in The Peptide Bridge, rather than a generic one-size-fits-all stack — and holds workshops and lectures on peptide therapeutics for other clinicians and researchers, offered for educational and research purposes only, not as clinical instruction or a substitute for licensed training.
His credential is stated precisely everywhere on this site: DMD, not MD. A dental medicine degree does not make someone a physician-prescriber of peptide therapeutics, and this site never implies otherwise — the clinical wellness practice described above was its own licensed undertaking, separate from what PeptideReport.ai does. What this site provides is the same evidentiary discipline Dr. DelBoccio has applied to patient care for thirty years: reading primary clinical literature critically, understanding pharmacology, mechanism of action, and trial design, and grading a claim honestly before repeating it. Readers seeking an actual prescription should see a licensed physician who can evaluate their individual health history — see our guide to finding one.
Dr. DelBoccio earned his Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) from the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey in 1995. Over three decades of practice in Naples, Florida, his clinical work included a hormone-therapy and regenerative wellness practice built around individual bloodwork, and facial-aesthetic and regenerative treatments through the SeamLess Lift system he developed; more on that work is available at seamlesslift.com. He is now retired from clinical practice. Across that career he lectured nationally on advanced dental treatments, surgical procedures, and techniques; was a recognized educator in laser esthetics and an in-demand national speaker on laser advancements; and was a contributing author of the book Platelet Rich Plasma Facial. He also mentored and taught new dentists on practice management and building a successful practice, and innovated several advanced dental and laser procedures that are now taught and used throughout North America. His current work is peptide research and development — building beginner-to-advanced optimization frameworks calibrated to the individual, not generic templates — plus holding workshops and lecturing on peptide therapeutics for other clinicians and researchers, for educational and research purposes only.
Dr. DelBoccio is also the founder behind three consumer supplement brands: Elyva, a NAD+/NMN/resveratrol/TMG longevity formula that is an active, revenue-generating product sold through his DrPeptideRX kiosk channel; Ripple, a daily effervescent Focus + Energy + Hydration + Nutrient Support drink currently in launch preparation with family partners; and Somvara, a sleep-focused formula still in early concept development and not yet brought to market.
Disclosed conflict of interest: Elyva's formulation includes NAD+ and TMG — compounds this site also covers independently on the NAD+ profile and elsewhere. That overlap is disclosed here in the same spirit as this site's disclosure that PeptideReport.ai itself is Dr. DelBoccio's own platform: the evidence grading on every compound page is written the same way regardless of whether Dr. DelBoccio has a commercial interest in the compound, and none of his supplement brands are sold, linked, or promoted anywhere else on this site.
A dental medicine degree, distinct from an MD. Stated accurately on every page of this site, in every schema.org author block, without exception.
Florida Dental License #14008 · NPI 1871607358. Both are independently verifiable through the Florida Department of Health license lookup and the NPPES NPI Registry.
Included a hormone-therapy and regenerative wellness practice built around individual patient bloodwork, plus facial-aesthetic and regenerative treatment work through the SeamLess Lift system — see seamlesslift.com. Now retired from clinical practice; currently holds workshops and lectures on peptide therapeutics for other clinicians and researchers.
Lectured nationally throughout his career on advanced dental treatments, surgical procedures, and techniques; mentored new dentists on practice management; and innovated several advanced dental and laser procedures now taught and used throughout North America.
Heavily involved in peptide research and development, building beginner-to-advanced optimization frameworks calibrated to the individual — pursued through primary-literature study rather than a formal residency or fellowship in the field.
Every page on PeptideReport.ai is drafted with AI research assistance and personally reviewed and edited by Dr. DelBoccio before publication — see our full methodology.
Nothing on this site constitutes a doctor-patient relationship or a prescription. Readers are directed to a licensed physician for any clinical decision.
A Cochrane review existing is not the same as a Cochrane review being favorable. Russian pharma approval is real evidence, but it isn't FDA approval. I'd rather lose a reader who wanted reassurance than give them a false one.
I'm a DMD, not an MD, and I say so everywhere. If I'll round up my own credential, why would a reader trust me to be precise about anyone else's evidence?
When something on this site turns out to be wrong — a misattributed study, an outdated regulatory status — it gets fixed on the page, and the correction is disclosed on our methodology page, not buried.
This site has no product to move. That's not a marketing angle — it's the only way the evidence grading on every page can stay honest.
No physician-authored, education-only peptide destination existed. Search results were dominated by vendors and med-spa lead-gen pages, not by anyone grading the evidence.
Content is organized hub-and-spoke, by biological axis rather than alphabetically — cognitive, metabolic, longevity, immune, skin & repair, sexual health, growth hormone, and recovery — because that mirrors how a physician actually reasons through compound selection.
Every compound profile follows the same 18-section standard: evidence banner, mechanism of action, regulatory context, clinical evidence, safety profile, monitoring protocol, and an honest evidence-ladder assessment of what it would take to reach the next tier of proof.
The compound library and hub set continue to expand as new research and regulatory developments warrant coverage — see the methodology page for how updates are triggered.
Every page on this site is reviewed before publication, but mistakes happen. If you find one — a misattributed study, an outdated regulatory status, a broken citation — corrections are always welcome and will be made in the open, per our correction policy.
Dr. DelBoccio is not your physician, and nothing on this site or in any correspondence through it constitutes medical advice or a doctor-patient relationship. For a clinical evaluation, see a licensed physician — our guide to finding one is a good starting point.