The Science Behind Your Transformation
8 years of clinical hormone care. Designed by Grizz Ali to work with your body — not override it.
The Helix Protocol Explained
It starts with the right inputs.
Unlike our competitors, we don’t just give you testosterone and wish you luck. Hormone balancing is a difficult dance. The Helix Protocol was created to balance and replenish not just your testosterone, but also your thyroid, adrenals, growth hormone and testosterone.
To restore balance, we support your body’s natural hormone production while supplementing what’s needed.
We begin by stimulating your body’s natural hormone production systems — specifically the hypothalamus, pituitary, mitochondria, and neurotransmitters.
At the same time, we provide relief, easing the load on your metabolic and hormone pathways with supportive inputs like precursor hormones, amino acids, and Krebs cycle intermediates.
This combination of stimulation and relief leads to better balance. The goal is for your body to become more efficient at producing and regulating its own key compounds: from melatonin to dopamine, as well as serotonin, SAM-E, glutathione, NAD+, and most critically—your mitochondria, the primary building block of all bodies—this is the goal behind the Helix Protocol.
Stimulation
Our protocol is designed to stimulate your body into naturally producing the hormones it needs most. Patients are provided with GHRH (growth hormone releasing-hormone) so that your pituitary naturally releases HGH. We also provide gonadorelin and enclomiphene to men, so that your body can naturally produce luteinizing hormone (LH) for the purposes of stimulating multiple hormones. All patients also receive our holistic sleep medication, designed to increase mitochondrial creation, adding stimulation to all hormone-producing organs
Relief
Balance
At Helix, we believe your hormone organs can produce over the course of your entire life if given stimulation and replenishment. By keeping your hormone systems active and supplied with what they need, our belief is that your body will intelligently function, producing the right compounds and maintaining balance across its ecosystem.
Bioavailable Hormones
Helix Protocol
Every Helix plan combines stimulation and relief: sermorelin to spark HGH, testosterone and oxytocin for support, pregnenolone for adrenal relief, plus targeted therapies like gonadorelin, clomid, LH, progesterone, estrogen, and our proprietary HGH Sleep Formula.
Together, our goal is to replenish your natural hormone production, restore balance and create a body full of bioavailable hormones for optimum longevity.
Then you start noticing a difference.
Hormones signal deeper processes in your body. When balanced, they trigger change across mood, metabolism, muscle, sleep, and more.
Neurotransmitter Health
mood, focus
Musculoskeletal Strength
build muscle, recover faster
Metabolic Function
fat loss, blood sugar stability
Hormonal Feedback Loops
regulate thyroid, adrenals, pituitary
Sleep Regulation
restore deep sleep, reduce cortisol
The result? You feel like yourself again.
Hormone balance can bring back the energy, clarity, and steadiness you may have lost touch with.
*Based on May–July 2022 outcomes from new Helix members in CA.
What our members say:
The results have been life changing. I have more energy, focus and drive. Libido and fat loss have also increased significantly.
I've been on this TRT from Helix for a good 3 years now. Everyone I've dealt with in the company has been supremely professional and kind.
Helix is the best service ever, before Helix I was always tired and grumpy. Now after only few months I feel back alive. The customer service is amazing.
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Helix makes no guarantees on healthcare outcomes – all of the text above highlights proposed outcomes of how we believe our protocol will function and the beneficial effects we hope it has on your body. However, we do not make guarantees on its effectiveness or any outcome above. The Helix Protocol and the statements on this page have not been reviewed by the Food and Drug Administration. The Helix Protocol is not intended to cure or prevent any disease and individual results may vary.
Research Footnotes
Hormone Pathway Partly Based On:
Steroidogenic Pathways Chart – by Genova Diagnostics, 2017
Metabolic Pathway Partly Based On:
Metabolic Pathways Chart – by International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, 2003 – 22nd Edition Designed by Donald Nicholson (D Sc), The University of Leeds, England, and Sigma-Aldrich
HCG:
HCG as a Growth Hormone Stimulator and Pituitary Stimulator:
Effect of human chorionic gonadotropin on growth velocity and biological growth parameters in adolescents with thalassaemia major – Bozzola M, et al. Eur J Pediatr. 1989 Jan;148(4):300-3
HCG as a Hypothalamus Stimulator:
It All Began With Dr. Simeons – Dr Mercola, April 13, 2011
Can the HCG Diet Reset Your Hypothalamus and Metabolism – Dr. Zach LaBoube, Inside Out Wellness, June 9, 2015
HCG as a Thyroid Stimulator:
The Role of Human Chorionic Gonadotropin as a Thyroid Stimulator in Normal Pregnancy – Jerome M. Hershman, J Clin Endocrinol Metab, 2008
The role of hCG in regulation of the thyroid gland in normal and abnormal pregnancy – Kennedy RL, Darne J. Obstet Gynecol. 1991 Aug;78(2):298-307
HCG/LH as an Adrenal Gland Stimulator (proposed HCG mimics LH):
The adrenal gland may be a target of LH action in postmenopausal women – Alevizaki M, et al. Eur J Endocrinol. 2006 Jun;154(6):875-81
HGH:
HGH as an Adrenal Stimulator (proposed peptides produce growth hormone):
The effect of growth hormone replacement therapy on adrenal androgen secretion in adult onset hypopituitarism – Isidori AM, et al. Clin Endocrinol (Oxf). 2003 May;58(5):601-11
HGH as a Thyroid Stimulator (proposed peptides stimulate thyroid):
Thyroid function during growth hormone therapy – Jørgensen JO, et al. Horm Res. 1992;38 Suppl 1:63-7
HGH as an Adrenal, Progesterone and Estrogen Stimulator (proposed peptides as stimulator):
Growth hormone in the management of female infertility – Magon N, et al. Indian J Endocrinol Metab. 2011 Sep; 15(Suppl3): S246–S247