Peptide Therapy

Peptide therapy is the targeted use of peptides to produce a specific reaction in the body.

Why Peptides Therapy

Peptide therapy is the targeted use of peptides to produce a specific reaction in the body. Peptides have a wide range of therapeutic applications. As the building blocks of proteins, they occur naturally in the human body, regulating a wide range of biological functions and processes, but tend to decrease in abundance and function with age. People with different health and performance goals often consider therapeutic peptides. Some peptides have been shown to assist with weight loss by stimulating the breakdown of visceral fat. They may also be utilized to reduce inflammation. Some peptides stimulate the production of human growth hormone and are utilized in anti-aging therapies or to increase muscle mass.

What is peptides therapy?

Peptides are made from amino acids that are linked together. They can be thought of as a small protein. They have many functions in the body including signaling and messaging. Some may act like neurotransmitters, while others may act like hormones. They bind to receptors on the cell surface and tell other cells and molecules what to do. Peptides are very specific which makes them safe, well tolerated and more importantly allow them to control and influence how our bodies react to physical exercise and diet. As of January 2015, there were over 60 US FDA-approved peptide medications, 140 peptide drugs being evaluated in clinical trials, and 500 in pre-clinical development.

As we age, production of essential amino acids and peptides decreases. As a result, our bodies begin to show signs of aging and cease to perform at an optimal level.

Most peptide medications are administered subcutaneously but can also come in the form of transdermal creams, nasal sprays, and oral tablets.

Benefits of Peptides Therapy

Several of the causes of damage shown above can induce Senescence, the process of growing old.

Senescence responds to damage with stem cell exhaustion, chronic inflammation, proteostatic dysfunction, and disruption of nutrient signaling.

One common feature of senescent cells is an essentially irreversible cell-cycle arrest that can be an alarm response caused by cell stressors or other damage. The cell normally has a 24-hour cycle, but it gets stuck in one of its many phases and can’t perform its normal functions. Senescent cells are nonresponsive to mitogenic or growth factor stimuli and they are unable to reenter the cell cycle.

When all the necessary components are working together, the cell cycle is in control. Anything that affects or influences these relationships can prematurely set the cell into senescence or cell cycle arrest.

Key Peptides that can assist you

Thymosin Beta 4

Thymosin Beta 4 promotes blood vessel, muscle cell, and skin cell regeneration and migration, resulting in more rapid and effective wound repair as well as faster recovery from injury. Thymosin beta is stimulated from the thymus gland.

MGF

Mechano Growth Factor (MGF) is a very potent inducer of muscle growth. It causes muscle cells in trauma to split, creating new muscle cells and resulting in muscle growth and repair. It is essential for recovery, repair, and growth of new cells.

IGF-1

IGF-1 is the next generation in performance enhancement for muscle building. It is the most important growth factor that our bodies produce, even more so than HGH.

CJC-1295/Ipamorelin

CJC-1295/Ipamorelin combination has a strong effect on the release of Growth Hormone and IGF-1 and reduces body fat by forcing your body to burn its fat stores as a source of energy. This combo is also known to increase cellular repair, regeneration, and collagen production.