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So most of these peptides are injected. If we look back on
supplements, most of them don't do anything, yet a few ended up
important (vit-D3). There was a move to regulate supplimnets off
the market. Most of these peptides are natural bits that are found
in our bodies - thus not patentable - thus pharma has no interest
except to ban.
Reduced fat in rodents - might protect nad ??
Kills fat cells - need a lot more data.
Re loss of visceral fat - the evidence for AOD-9604 in humans is
inconsistent and not specific to lean individuals. Didn't work ..
Might help with neuopathy..
Body Protection Compound. Not good human data.
ups IGF-1 levels.
Longevity. Might lengthen telemere - almost no
data. Most of what is sold is fake.
Sold topically for a long time. Injected? - Almost no data.
Boosts GH
Not a peptide. Restores libido.
Human growth hormone. Very short half life
Long release form of IGF-1
GH Secretagogue? Some data - does it work well enough?
Ups GNRH release.
unique anti-inflammatory mechanisms (NF-kB & MAPK
inhibition), Zero human studies.
Might be total BS - oral might just get converted to a B vitamin?
GLP-1 drug. New drug.
MT drug -
In a small 60-day study, obese adults (BMI 30-35) taking 5mg of Pep19 saw a 17% reduction in visceral fat without losing lean muscle mass
J-147Might help - synthetic curcumin?
Might help sleep -
Fuzzy data. might help cognition..
Growth hormone secretagogue. Better sleep.
Semax is a synthetic derivative of adrenocorticotropic hormone.
The Ministry of Health and Pharmaceutical Industry of the Russian
Federation approved the clinical use of Semax on March 28, 1996.
It is a neuroactive peptide with endogenous regulatory properties
that affects brain cellular processes, helping to protect and
enhance ischemic injury (e.g., stroke, closed head injury),
neurodegenerative processes (e.g., Alzheimer's disease) Brain
function recovery after Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease,
and Huntington's disease. It is mainly used in Russia to treat
various diseases and is included in the Russian list of important
and essential medicines.
Semax powder is the basis ingredient for many pharmacological
products in the United States and is also used in clinical
practice to treat various neurological disorders. Healthy
individuals pursuing extreme sports and higher fitness goals use
them to enhance performance and fitness.
Often referred to as a “nootropic,” Semax has been shown to
improve cognitive function and memory. Some people use it to
increase productivity and concentration, while others use it to
improve learning and problem-solving skills. In addition to this,
Semax may also be used to treat various brain disorders such as
stroke, traumatic brain injury, and cardiovascular disease.
Semaglutide ameliorates osteoarthritis progression through a weight loss-independent metabolic restoration mechanism
Typical dosage 0.25mg/weekly for first 4 weeks - increasing to
.5mg - for next 4 weeks - then 1mg.
Most people would do well to lose weight SLOWLY -
Small molecule - not true peptide. Exercise
mimemetic? Animal data only..
LRP1 Agonist . Preclinical studies show it stimulates nerve fiber growth even in the presence of neurotoxic chemotherapy
Mitochondria repair - new energy? Heads to MT. Cardiolipin fix. Mixed science - failed human studies, but over specific endpoints? Provisional approval for Barth syndrome. Might take long term exposure? Trials had 40mg/day. Appears to have good safety profile.
Might help wound repair (see wolverine stack). Lack of human
data.
Might help with visceral fat. GH release? Very
expensive -
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18057338/#abstract%23
skypeptides
GLP and GIP agonist - Dual GLP-1 drug
GLP-1 Reduces inflammation
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