Peptide Therapy

Peptides, made up of amino acids, are the basic components of proteins that help regulate various biological functions. They act as signaling molecules in the body, guiding other cells and molecules on their functions. While the body naturally produces peptides, the quantity and quality of peptides can decrease with age. Peptide therapy involves restoring peptides in the body to stimulate cellular regrowth, offering a treatment for specific conditions. Peptides are usually administered through subcutaneous injections or orally. This personalized treatment method can produce specific reactions in the body and address a wide range of conditions.

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GACLIV

BPC 157

GACLIV is a mixture of Glutamine, Arginine, Carnitine, Leucine, Isoleucine, and Valine. It offers a wide range of benefits including boosting brain health, promoting muscle growth, improving athletic performance, burning fat, fighting inflammation, enhancing endurance and weight loss, and regulating blood sugar.

BPC 157

BPC 157 Peptides are made of 15 amino acids and are derived from human gastric juices. Numerous experiments have shown how peptides can heal different kinds of tissues, including tendons, muscles, nervous systems, and ligaments.

TB-500

BPC 157

L-Carnatine

Thymosin Beta-4 (TB4) is a versatile peptide that has shown significant clinical success in promoting tissue regeneration and repair throughout the body. It is naturally found in higher concentrations at injury sites and acts as an organic anti-inflammatory protein, aiding in wound healing and repair in the skin, brain, organs, spinal cord, bones, heart, and hair.

L-Carnatine

L-carnitine is a naturally occurring amino acid that is both produced by the body and found in various foods and supplements. Research indicates that it may have potential health benefits, including promoting weight loss and enhancing brain function.

DHEA

L-Carnatine

Sermorelin

DHEA is a steroid hormone with important roles, serving as a precursor to sex hormones and having independent functions. Its levels decline with age, and restoring them may help prevent age-related diseases. Monitoring DHEA levels is important for both men and women as part of a healthy aging strategy and can be a key part of hormone replacement therapy.

Sermorelin

L-Carnatine

Sermorelin

A powerful growth hormone-releasing peptide is Sermorelin. Similar to Ipamorelin, Sermorelin is a growth hormone peptide, but it operates differently in the body compared to Ipamorelin. Sermorelin stimulates growth hormone-releasing hormone (GHRH) instead of ghrelin, achieving the same result of stimulating the release of growth hormone from the pituitary gland.

Tesamorelin

A hormone analog designed to mimic the natural release from the hypothalamus gland in the brain, specifically created to aid in reducing excess fat by regulating appetite and metabolism.

Somatropin

Tesamorelin

Somatropin is an analog of the human growth hormone (hGH). It functions by replacing natural growth hormones in the body, potentially leading to increased growth, body weight, and improved absorption of nutrients and fluids from the intestines.