The Vitality Collective offers a short list of services. Some are treatment options. Others are education led by me, Charles Chancio III, the founder. I’m not a clinician, so the education services are not medical care. We don’t promise results.
Treatment options
Hormone therapy for men and women. Hormone therapy is one option people explore when they have questions about their hormones. In most cases, labs come first. Learn more
Peptide therapy. For anything medical, talk with a licensed clinician. Learn more
GLP-1 medications. These are prescription medications with real risks and side effects. For anything medical, talk with a licensed clinician.
Labs and testing
Lab panels. Panels that go past a basic annual panel, giving you more information to bring to a conversation about your health. Results don’t diagnose anything on their own. Advanced Lab Panels
Genetic testing. Results describe variants and tendencies. They don’t diagnose a condition or predict what will happen to you. Learn more
Programs and education
Nutrition education. General nutrition education and habit coaching, covering protein, hydration, meal timing and reading labels, led by Charles. It isn’t medical nutrition therapy or individualized dietary advice. Nutrition Education
Biohacking Strategy Sessions. One-on-one, education-only conversations about sleep, movement, nutrition, stress and your tracking data. Not medical care. Biohacking Strategy Sessions
Lifestyle education. The everyday foundations: sleep, training, nutrition and stress. Lifestyle Foundations
Where to start
01 Ask questions. Request a private call with the founder to learn how it works. It’s a conversation, not medical care.
02 Start with labs. In most cases, labs come first.
03 Medical questions go to a clinician. For anything medical, talk with a licensed clinician.
Available nationwide. Some visit requirements vary by state.
Ready to ask your questions? Request a private call.
Educational information only, not medical advice. Charles Chancio III is the founder of The Vitality Collective and is not a clinician. For anything medical, talk with a licensed clinician. Some medications a clinician may prescribe are not FDA-approved. Available nationwide. Some visit requirements vary by state. In an emergency, call 911.