What is Peptide Therapy?
Peptide Therapy is the use of peptides for aesthetics, athletic performance,
Some of the improved athletic recovery, muscle building, growth hormone stimulation, skin tanning and UV protection
Therapy Vs. Treatment: A therapy helps the body to perform it’s function BETTER. A treatment alters the natural physiology or introduces a non-biological substance to affect change.
How do peptides work?
Peptides are recognized by the body as highly specific gene switches. In other words, they interact with DNA to signal protein synthesis that leads to repair and care for many body tissues and glands. They are known as peptide bioregulators.
This truly has revolutionary consequences, particularly as the understanding of what specific genes in a highly specific manner, it therefore presents an incredible opportunity to use them- to bring precision into all our health regimes. At the very least peptide bioregulators represent antiaging medicine at its best; some physicians are even suggesting that using short-chain peptides could be as effective as biodentical hormone therapies, but without their side-effects and contradictions. The 'peptide biomarker revolution' will describe this topic to you, so that you can be ready to take advantage of the next wave in health, aging and longevity.
Are there any side effects?
Because our body naturally produces peptides and we are just increasing the number of them, there are very few side effects. Most peptides have no side effects There are a few specific ones that have side effects, such as melanotan that can cause flushing,
Peptide Therapy is the use of peptides for aesthetics, athletic performance,
Some of the improved athletic recovery, muscle building, growth hormone stimulation, skin tanning and UV protection
Therapy Vs. Treatment: A therapy helps the body to perform it’s function BETTER. A treatment alters the natural physiology or introduces a non-biological substance to affect change.
How do peptides work?
Peptides are recognized by the body as highly specific gene switches. In other words, they interact with DNA to signal protein synthesis that leads to repair and care for many body tissues and glands. They are known as peptide bioregulators.
This truly has revolutionary consequences, particularly as the understanding of what specific genes in a highly specific manner, it therefore presents an incredible opportunity to use them- to bring precision into all our health regimes. At the very least peptide bioregulators represent antiaging medicine at its best; some physicians are even suggesting that using short-chain peptides could be as effective as biodentical hormone therapies, but without their side-effects and contradictions. The 'peptide biomarker revolution' will describe this topic to you, so that you can be ready to take advantage of the next wave in health, aging and longevity.
Are there any side effects?
Because our body naturally produces peptides and we are just increasing the number of them, there are very few side effects. Most peptides have no side effects There are a few specific ones that have side effects, such as melanotan that can cause flushing,
Thymosin Alpha 1: immune modulation, virus protection
• Thymosin Beta 4: immune modulation, soft tissue repair
• Selank: virus protection, neurological function
• Semax: neurological function, anxiety, stress
• Dihexa: neurological function, memory
• DSIP (Delta Sleep Inducing Peptide): sleep assistance
• Synapisin + RG3: neurological function, memory
• Some benefits of certain lipotropic formulas and other vitamin injections (glutathione, B12, Vitamin D, etc)
• Thymosin Beta 4: immune modulation, soft tissue repair
• Selank: virus protection, neurological function
• Semax: neurological function, anxiety, stress
• Dihexa: neurological function, memory
• DSIP (Delta Sleep Inducing Peptide): sleep assistance
• Synapisin + RG3: neurological function, memory
• Some benefits of certain lipotropic formulas and other vitamin injections (glutathione, B12, Vitamin D, etc)
